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Anti-deepfake rules will be contested despite harms
A group of prominent technology experts has called for criminalising artificial intelligence (AI)-generated deepfakes
InternationalNext EU Commission will be more right-wing
Ursula von der Leyen is under pressure to adopt a more right-wing agenda after June’s EU elections
EUWebinar: Russia, Ukraine and the third year of war
A webinar discussing developments of the ongoing conflict as it enters its third year, and the ongoing implications
RussiaSolutions struggle to cut EU small-firm funding woes
Lack of financing for smaller firms drags more on innovation and GDP in Europe than in the United States
InternationalEU extends Russia sanctions and will add more
The European Council today announced that it has extended sanctions against Russia for another year
EUStagflation is a risk in the euro-area this year
The European Commission has reduced its forecasts for both GDP growth and inflation this year
EUECB and Fed to delay rate cuts to sustain disinflation
The timing of the US/EU policy pivot to rate cuts is uncertain; rising euro-area expectations and wages raise concern
InternationalRussian gas sales to Europe may fall further next year
The EU has indicated that it will not extend the Ukraine gas transit agreement that expires later this year
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