New agreement between Brussels and Bern clears its latest hurdle

A recent debate in the European Parliament opened old wounds, as legislative work on Horizon Europe’s successor gets started

The research community is supportive, although some are concerned it could lead to political interference

The European Commission’s new defence readiness roadmap talks up the importance of innovation, but is short on details

The US is now supremely dominant in terms of private investment and compute capacity. But Chinese open models are leading the way

Planned 28th regime could have similar impact to the introduction of the euro, says co-founder of the EU-Inc campaign

Philippe Aghion’s ideas on creative destruction play into the debate on whether the EU should prop up its industrial champions

Ekaterina Zaharieva claimed AI could boost materials science patents by up to 40%. But the source is likely a retracted preprint

France’s top university will focus on free, open participative infrastructures to “reclaim ownership” of its data, its president says

Questions remain over the business case for the €20 billion plan, amid wider doubts over the profitability of large language models