European Politics

Digital Omnibus: Europe’s big regulatory clean-up, or a quiet rollback?

12 January 2026 Digitalization European Politics

6 min

In Brussels, on 19 November 2025, the European Commission unveiled the so-called “Digital Omnibus”, a package intended to simplify the EU’s digital regulatory framework, aimed at reducing compliance burdens, harmonising rules across Member States and strengthening Europe’s competitiveness in the digital economy; however, involving EU institutions, industry, and academia, the initiative has sparked significant controversy, as critics warn that regulatory streamlining may dilute data-protection safeguards and weaken oversight of artificial intelligence, potentially favouring large technology firms, with the ultimate impact depending on how the rules are negotiated and implemented.

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The Belgrade-Pristina-Dialogue – Will the EU let them join the club?

30 June 2023 European Politics

7 min

Undermining Kosovo’s state-building efforts and ambitions for greater global recognition is just one of many reasons why China and Russia get to secure the best venues for their billboards in the capital. Yet,  while both countries continue to stir the conflict and veto Kosovo independence in the UN Security Council, the EU is mediating talks for a normalisation of the relations between Kosovo and Serbia.

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On n’est pas si loin : l’importance des élections turques dans les relations avec l’UE

18 May 2023 European Politics

6 min

Le 14 mai, la Turquie était prête à élire son nouveau Président. Mais aucun des deux candidats principaux, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan et Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu n’a obtenu plus de 50% des votes. Il faudra donc attendre le 28 mai pour découvrir la tournure que prendra l’histoire turque. Les élections de l’autre côté de la Méditerranée nous touchent plus que ce que l’on pourrait penser : un changement de Président pourrait représenter un moment unique pour les relations entre l’UE et la Turquie.

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