While the Commission wants to collaborate more with third countries, MEPs are stressing the need for digital self-sufficiency

National borders constrain patenting activity far more than between US states, although European research is relatively integrated

Walter Rosenthal argues that Israeli universities are a “liberal, democratic force.” But some critics disagree

The Ukrainian university is still reeling after a missile attack in April, with Russian troops closing in once more

Following cuts to physics, astronomy and other infrastructure projects, critics ask: is the US still reliable in global science?

Acknowledging forest dynamics would make carbon sequestration targets more realistic and help in their implementation

Israel’s academy pleads with Europe not to cut ties. But critics say sanctions are needed to stop the country starving civilians

Collaboration on semiconductor innovation will continue despite growing trade tensions, says Commission vice-president Henna Virkkunen