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3 weeks ago |
herculesdiario.es | Bojan Lazarevski |Antonio Gonzalez |Antonio González
El presidente del Gobierno de España, Pedro Sánchez (I) y el rey de España, Felipe VI (d) durante una sesión plenaria en la XXVIII cumbre iberoamericana/ 2023 Europa PressEl año pasado, España se convirtió en la economía de mayor crecimiento de la Unión Europea, siendo responsable de más del 40% del crecimiento general en la Eurozona, en gran parte gracias a la contribución de la migración, que en su mayoría proviene de América Latina.
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1 month ago |
moderndiplomacy.eu | Bojan Lazarevski
Bans on TikTok have become increasingly common worldwide and in Europe, citing concerns over security, misinformation, and violence. While these bans are a tempting quick fix for politicians, they fail to address the root causes of these issues as users simply bypass restrictions or migrate to other platforms.
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1 month ago |
europeaninterest.eu | Bojan Lazarevski
The ripple effects of the ongoing war in Ukraine, combined with the emergence of a new world order, are pushing Europe to redefine its security paradigm. The success of this effort, however, will largely depend on whether the Western Balkans are included. The situation with Ukraine, a country both outside of NATO and the EU, yet deeply tied to Europe geographically, has shown how security vulnerabilities in non-member states can have repercussions for the whole continent.
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1 month ago |
brusselsreport.eu | Brussels Report.eu |Bojan Lazarevski
By Bojan LazarevskiFrom automated warehouses to AI-powered legal assistants, artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace, leaving millions of workers with an uncertain future. There’s a lot the EU can do before it gets too late. That starts with learning from Britain’s successful AI security strategy. Two thirds of employees in Europe already fear losing their jobs to AI.
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2 months ago |
intellinews.com | Bojan Lazarevski
Amid the latest security realignments and efforts to strengthen its strategic interdependence, the EU must not overlook the potential volatility of the Western Balkans. Surrounded by EU member states, the region remains a powder keg that could ignite at any moment. Reinforcing its soft power and accelerating EU accession for the Western Balkan are pivotal strategies for ensuring long-term security across the region and whole continent.
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