World News
Euroviews. The EU would be wise to invest in African aquaculture and fisheries
Investing in African aquaculture is not just about unlocking a new frontier with enormous potential, but it is also about addressing the pressing challenges of today, Essam Yassin Mohammed and Lindiwe Majele Sibanda write.
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Ukraine
Euroviews. Let’s call the war what it is: Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine
Some newsrooms may prefer the term “war in Ukraine” as it may come across as less biased than “invasion”. However, using the right term would be a more accurate description of what is currently happening in Ukraine, Ane Mestvedthagen writes.
Poland
Influx in migrants at Poland-Belarus border raises concerns in Germany
A recent increase in the number of migrants from Africa and the Middle East attempting to enter Poland has sparked concerns in neighbouring Germany – causing some to call for a reintroduction of controls along the countries' shared border.
World News
Euroviews. Are there any advertising taboos for power-hungry politicians?
As the GDPR turns five, certain EU lawmakers want to rip out some of its protections, so they can use our deeply personal information to tailor political ads and tip political elections and campaigns in their favour, Eleanor Brooks and Balazs Denes write.
World News
Euroviews. What can Brussels learn from China's generative AI regulation?
If the EU is prudent, it could choose to adopt two specific requirements from China’s draft law on generative AI: prohibit the use of copyright-protected content and personal data for training AI models without consent, Dr Kris Shrishak writes.
Europe Decoded
Future of spitzenkandidaten could rest on next year’s EU elections
European political parties will need to decide before next year's elections whether to run candidates for the EU's top executive role, even though the European Commission president was picked outside the process four years ago.
Tunisia
Why Tunisia’s political and economical crisis is Europe’s problem too
Following President Kais Saied’s political crackdown on dissent in Tunisia, Europe has been cautious about condemning his authoritarian descent, fearful of risking instability in a country which plays a key role in stopping illegal migration.