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Journalism is under pressure around the world. Press freedom globally reached its 25th consecutive year in a low, according to Reporters Without Borders. Only in Europe, during the first semester of 2026, the Media Freedom Rapid Response (M...
AI is developing at a pace that worries even the people building it. In July, more than 1,300 employees of AI companies asked the US government to support an international effort to build the tools needed to deliberately pace AI’s advance....
As the summer period approaches, The Brussels Effect will be taking a short break, and will resume its activities in August.
Stay tuned for upcoming updates, and thank you for being part of this journey.
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If you follow public discussions on AI Technology, you cannot help but feel the polarization of the public opinion in two major groups, the AI Optim...
We are proud to announce that The Brussels Effect has been selected as Sweden’s national winner of the European Charlemagne Youth Prize.
This prestigious prize, awarded by the European Parliament and the Foundation of the International Cha...
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This blog is directed towards young thinkers, aspiring policymakers, and anyone eager to understand EU affairs.
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More of genuine thinking. Less of brain rot. I write about media, AI, gender and politics (India and global). All my writing is AI-free.
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Journalist and human rights advocate with expertise in EU media, free speech and tech policy. She presses for media to be funded as democratic infrastructure and works on semantic resilience, how democracies sustain shared meaning in the AI age.
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