The Brussels Effect
The Brussels Effect, Michelle Nie, Maria Ioannou, Eric Alexandrie, Vivianne Manlai, Marco Rizzi, Justin Heijmans, Luca Brocca, Lucas Pitaval, Megan Kirkwood, Michael Gatt, Kim Sensener, Anita Eugenia Caproni, Julie Van Elslander, Tobias Leichter, Ruben Cober, Mariia Lesina, Hippolyte Hedde, Caspar Hobhouse, Tamta Pantsulaia, Lizaveta MuravievaA fresh perspective on EU policy
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Latest Issues
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How Bright is Europe’s Horizon with the New Horizon Europe?
In the aftermath of the European Commission’s proposal for the next EU long-term budget, universities are raising concerns for the future of European research. At first glance, the proposal appears to be a positive one, as it nearly doubles...
The EU’s AI Race: When Digital Sovereignty Comes at an Environmental Cost
The European Union faces a complex policy balancing act. Previously the EU prioritized mainly sustainability. However, as the EU has lagged behind the US in economic growth and technological development, the EU’s focus has shifted towards b...
The end of private online communication in the EU?
While most EU laws pass silently in the background, few proposals have sparked as much public attention and backlash as the very technical regulation to prevent and combat child sexual abuse online proposed by the European Commission in May...
With friends like these: Why America's Nvidia-deal leaves Europe vulnerable
For years, the EU has coordinated with the US on semiconductor export controls to make sure that China does not get access to cutting edge AI chips, with the Netherlands and Germany controlling critical supply chain chokepoints. The recent ...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
This blog is directed towards young thinkers, aspiring policymakers, and anyone eager to understand EU affairs.
Tech & AI policy researcher based in Paris. Currently a Tech Policy Fellow at Open Markets Institute. All views are my own.
MSc graduate in European Affairs and Co-founder of The Brussels Effect
Law student and Co-founder of The Brussels Effect.
Exploring the intersection of AI, policy, and philosophy. Former AI governance research intern at SIPRI and tech policy fellow at Talos.
Junior Project Officer at the Council of Europe, Marco promotes sports policies, human rights, and international cooperation. Lund University Master's graduate, he has EU delegation experience, leads research, and analyzes geopolitics and culture.
Trainee EU Delegation to the U.S. - International Trade, Tax, & Digital Policy -
Writer passionate about EU law and space policy. Examining how legal frameworks evolve in response to emerging challenges in space and defence.
A graduate from the College of Europe in Natolin and from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Lucas Pitaval is specialized in the Central-European and Post-Soviet area. He is currently working for an EU Agency.
Megan Kirkwood is a researcher and writer specializing in issues related to competition and antitrust, with a particular focus on the dynamics of digital markets and regulatory frameworks. She is currently a reporting fellow for Tech Policy Press.
Law Student & Trainee, Young European Federalists (JEF) Malta President, EPSO EU Careers Senior Ambassador
Masters student in Sustainability Science at Lund University with a focus on green transformation pathways and sustainable food systems. Previous Blue Book Trainee at the European Innovation Council (EISMEA) in Brussels.
Writing on migration diplomacy and the EU as a global geopolitical actor.
Master's student in European & International politics, interested in how democracies deal with populism, rule of law challenges, and the shrinking space for civil society. Research intern on post-truth populism, based in Ljubljana.
MA Political Science // Working in the Department of South Tyrol, European region and foreign relations @ the Regional Government of Tyrol // Passion for the history of EU-UK relations
EU-nerd trying to make European news and challenges clear for a wider audience. Previously an Assistant to a Member of European Parliament.
A Master’s student in Human Rights Studies at Lund University. Having a professional background of two years as an AI Ethics Specialist, I want to continue making AI more ethical and transparent.
Young professional passioned about energy transition and critical raw materials (CRMs). I have expertise in geopolitics of renewables, supply chain analysis, and EU mineral diplomacy.
Research Analyst, Climate and Energy Security at the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)
Tamta Pantsulaia is a 2025 OSCE Peace and Security Program alumna and master’s graduate from Vilnius University, specialising in Eastern European and Russian affairs, the EU’s Eastern enlargement, and the South Caucasus region.
Lizaveta Muravieva is a legal researcher specialising in AI governance, digital healthcare, and biolaw. She holds a Master’s degree in European Business Law from Lund University and writes at the intersection of law, technology, and ethics.
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