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Europe’s deeptech startups are increasingly being asked to do more than build successful businesses. As policymakers focus on strengthening strategic autonomy, securing critical supply chains, and accelerating the green transition, a new

The worlds dominant planemakers have faced record demand for narrowbody models like the 737 and its European competitor, the A320 family. Europe’s largest aerospace group Airbus plans to work with French counter-drone

This support follows OpenAI’s earlier commitment as the first U.S. company to sign the EU’s General-Purpose AI Code of Practice in 2025. The company views clear regulations as essential for responsible AI

SYSTEMS Satnav parts designed and manufactured in the EU, but using GlobalFoundries to produce them Dutch semiconductor startup Qualinx is claiming a breakthrough of sorts in European sovereign manufacturing thanks to an end-to-end

June 11 – Europe’s largest aerospace group Airbus plans to work with French counter-drone startup Alta Ares to ‌help meet demand for air defence systems, under a ‌non-binding deal made public on

Developed by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation, the EU Innovation Platform will serve as a central entry point for innovators seeking to bring their ideas closer to the market.

By Mathieu de Korvin ( June 10, 2026, 3:28 PM BST) — On March 18, The European Commission proposed the creation of a new European legal framework, referred to as the 28th

The European Commission has ordered Meta to restore access to WhatsApp for rival tech groups building artificial intelligence (AI) assistants, arguing emergency action is needed to stop competition being harmed before a

The European Union has ordered Meta to reopen WhatsApp to rival AI assistants free of charge. The decision comes as the European Commission continues an antitrust investigation into whether Meta abused its

The European Union’s (EU) regulatory framework has redefined the competitive landscape of Web3, unintentionally shifting the advantage away from crypto startups, directly into the hands of legacy financial institutions, according to Charles