Mario Draghi’s recently released report on European competitiveness underscores the urgent need to bolster Europe’s economic foundations. Hence, as part of the S9+ coalition, which represents Europe’s vibrant startup community, we are calling on D9+ ministers of the “digital frontrunner” countries within the EU to take decisive steps to enhance Europe’s global competitiveness and …
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Introduction On 9 September, former Italian PM and former head of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi’s much-anticipated report on the future of EU competitiveness was published, calling for “radical change” to the European economy. In the report, Draghi underscores the urgency for swift and decisive action. He highlights the need for increased collaboration and …
On 1 August, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act entered into force across all 27 EU Member States, becoming the world’s first comprehensive law to regulate artificial intelligence. In the wake of the AI Act, a so-called ‘AI Office’ has been established with the aim of implementing the Act – especially its provisions on general-purpose AI …
Introduction Ursula von der Leyen has been appointed as President of the European Commission for a second term with 401 votes, setting the stage for an ambitious policy programme that will address critical challenges in competition, defence, sustainability, technology and health. Her pitch to the European Parliament outlined a clear vision of the next five …
From 1 July 2024, Hungary will hold the presidency of the Council until December 2024. As the common denominator among the programme is to boost the EU’s competitiveness, a critical priority is to address the New European Competitiveness Deal, to help restore the European Union’s economy and surpass its global competitors. Additionally, Hungary plans to …
With the EU Elections in the rearview mirror, it is time to dive into the results to see what the new European Parliament composition will look like, the influence of the elections on the European Commission, and the implications on startups. Now as the EU embarks on another five year term, consider this your guide …
While the sun still has not found its way through the Brussels clouds, EU election fever is reaching its peak in the European capital. In the week of the EU elections, it is high time to have a look at what the polls predict and what these prospective results would mean for startups. Consider this …
By Carola Cantaluppi, Public and European Affairs & Partnerships at InnovUp The European Union (EU) is facing an ongoing digital transformation which requires workers to constantly acquire and develop new digital skills. Digital technologies and digital skills are indeed complementary: they reciprocally strengthen each other in pivoting innovation and economic growth. The EU is currently …
The importance of a globally interconnected economy for startups and innovation cannot be overstated. The seamless flow of ideas, resources, and collaboration across borders is paramount for entrepreneurial success and driving progress. To illustrate these multifaceted benefits, this article highlights the opportunities provided by a globally interconnected economy and demonstrates how startups can leverage these …
At this point in time, technology is at the most advanced stage, and will only continue to improve. Nevertheless, at the same moment we are confronted with the Digital Divide, with 3.7 billion people still unconnected, which hinders innovation in certain areas of the planet. This divide limits opportunities for education, economic growth, and overall …
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