Media
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Burnham reignites Britain’s divisive Brexit debate with his push for closer EU ties
David Henig quoted in CTV News arguing that the biggest obstacle is domestic politics rather than Brussels.
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Could Europe’s cost-of-living protests sharpen EU-China trade tensions?
David Henig quoted in the South China Morning Post arguing that protests in member states are unlikely to directly affect talks with China.
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European cloud sovereignty restricts competition
Fredrik Erixon quoted in Techzine on why cloud sovereignty in public procurement is restricting competition.
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Europe’s cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good
Fredrik Erixon quoted in The Register on cloud sovereignty and the risks of CADA.
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Därför kommer Sverige att tvingas backa i EU:s budgetstrid – ”Misslyckats kapitalt”
Fredrik Erixon comments on the EU's multiannual financial framework in the Tidningen Näringslivet (in Swedish).
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How not to revive Europe’s auto industry
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama quoted in FT on the EU auto sector's competitiveness problem. (Paywall)
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Will online gambling become the EU’s next own resource?
ECIPE paper "Own Resources for the European Union: The Case of Online Gambling" featured in iGaming Expert.
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Cloud costs
ECIPE’s latest study on CADA featured in Europe Express newsletter in the FT.
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Study on Europe’s 6G dilemma: Strong technology, paralyzed market
heise references an ECIPE study on Europe’s 6G dilemma in an article on Europe’s 6G technology and market challenges.
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Can Canada be the EU’s answer to ‘unreliable’ trade partners?
Erik van der Marel comments in Euronews on the EU–Canada partnership.
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Taiwan on track to overtake France as four countries climb the global R&D ranks by 2028
ECIPE study on lessons from Taiwan’s industrial strategy for Europe mentioned by R&D World.
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EU resists Mario Draghi’s competitiveness cures
Oscar Guinea comments in the Financial Times on the lack of progress in the implementation of the Draghi Report.