Filter and Sort. No Result Found. February 26, By Michael Peck. In addition to high tension in Ukrainian-US relations, negotiation of the deal has generated much frustration among Ukrainians. By Marianna Fakhurdinova. February 25, Europe chose to handicap itself with international legal agreements during the long peace, but these now threaten an effective defense against Russia. By Dan Rice. Current European copyright opt-outs are ill-suited to develop artificial intelligence.
Mandatory remuneration rights offer a better solution. By Christophe Geiger. There is shock and fear as a result of US administration statements. Europe must use the moment, or face the consequences. By Olga Tokariuk. Europe has to drop its self-pity over the transatlantic rift and urgently prepare to defend itself against Russia. The clock is ticking. The road to a rearmed Europe will be perilous and expensive. By James Fennell. US Maj.
By Mila Tanghe. February 24, By Jack Daniel Dean. Gone are the certainties of the post and post worlds. By Leon Mangasarian. Countries with permissive copyright rules are associated with high levels of artificial intelligence innovation. But too liberal laws could backfire. By Christian Peukert. Team Europe has a fighting chance. By Anda Bologa. President Trump has four key demands for Ukraine and Europe.
They will be difficult to meet but not impossible, writes Ambassador Kurt Volker in Kyiv. By Kurt Volker. A quick fix to the war will have long-term costs. By Edward Lucas. By Lera Burlakova. February 21, Artificial intelligence developers are harvesting copyrighted content from across the web. Is this practice fair, robbery, or something in between? By Hillary Brill and Oona Lagercrantz.
The US demands that Ukraine hold an election in a war-ravaged state present unique challenges. By Kateryna Odarchenko. The veto applied by European bankers and bureaucrats to military aid for Ukraine must end. By Timothy Ash. February 20, By Elina Beketova.
