Digital rights: a necessary, yet not sufficient framework
Digital rights start to be addressed integrally. But it is essential to work on a significant weakness: the lack of own mechanisms and procedures.
Technology and economics
GAIA-X: an opportunity for the European digital sovereignty?
In the debate over European digital sovereignty which is still unsolved, GAIA-X features opportunities, challenges, and discrepancies.
Silicon Valley, in remote mode
Will a remote-working version of Silicon Valley –imposed by the fight against the coronavirus pandemic– be able to maintain its creativity and innovation?
Russian bots: plenty of interference, but little influence?
Ultimately, Russian, Chinese and other bots may lead to a good deal of meddling and interference, but little in the way of real political influence.
Digital truce at times of post-crisis
In the case of the current coronavirus crisis, cyberspace and complex digital-based world are testing terrains, playgrounds, and trial and error processes.
A coordinated, unlimited and flexible insurance policy to respond to the pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic requires a coordinated global response. This analysis highlights some of the main components.
Coronavirus: economic threat, political response and implications
What will be the economic impact of the coronavirus and what economic policy responses are required by this unprecedented situation?
Infodemic and mediademic
Amid the coronavirus crisis there is also an overload of information, something that the Director General of the WHOdescribed as an 'infodemic'.
Big Tech companies and States: policy or politics?
Big Tech companies are playing an increasingly strategic, decision-level and geopolitical role. But there are still three main questions to be solved.
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