While European Union institutions in Brussels accelerate the adoption of Artificial Intelligence tools and advanced digital platforms to manage an unprecedented regulatory workload, ministries and public sector bodies across member states are facing a critical bottleneck: a lack of sufficient human and technical resources to keep up. A Growing Technological Divide in Public Administration The […]

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of modern healthcare systems, offering new tools for diagnosis, research and hospital management, while also raising complex questions about ethics, regulation and equality. Across Europe, health authorities are increasingly experimenting with AI-driven technologies designed to analyse medical data, support clinical decisions and reduce administrative burdens for healthcare professionals. Countries […]

The chief executive of Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline by passenger volume, has raised a stark warning about the financial resilience of several smaller continental airlines, arguing that sustained high oil prices could trigger a wave of insolvencies before the year is out. Michael O’Leary, speaking to Italian financial daily Il Sole 24 Ore, stated that between two and […]

Ireland’s lower house of parliament, the Dáil Éireann, is set to debate landmark legislation that could dismantle the country’s longstanding prohibition on nuclear power generation — a ban that has been in place for nearly three decades and which critics argue has left Irish households and businesses exposed to some of the highest electricity prices […]