Georg E. Riekeles

Sep 5, 2024 | realinstitutoelcano.org | Philipp Lausberg |Miguel Otero Iglesias |Georg E. Riekeles |Agustín González Agote

En el contexto[1][2] de una situación económica cada vez más compleja, la pérdida de competitividad de Europa es una de las amenazas más peligrosas para la prosperidad a largo plazo del bloque.

Apr 5, 2024 | theparliamentmagazine.eu | Georg E. Riekeles |Tilly METZ

The EU’s coming political cycle will be no less testing than the previous one, as many of Europe’s fundamental assumptions are being challenged. This is the case in security and defence, but also more widely in regard of the global order, international economic relations, trade and technology, and even democracy. The speed of change is staggering. Changes that we thought might come in decades are happening now, as we see both in climate change and AI. The long term has become the near term.

Aug 25, 2023 | euobserver.com | Georg E. Riekeles

A veteran MEP went as far as qualifying it as "nationalist crap". Even the esteemed Economist columnist Charlemagne emerged from his northern summer retreat to draw some big geopolitical conclusions: "A spat in Brussels pits an open vision of Europe against an insular one", his column was titled. Five simple reasons Scott Morton didn't fitAs the dust settled, however, the Scott Morton appointment appeared all wrong for five much simpler reasons.

Jul 17, 2023 | epc.eu | Andrea Rodriguez |Georg E. Riekeles

Europe can ill afford to miss out on the “next big thing” in emerging technologies. Together with the Dutch national ecosystem for quantum innovation, Quantum Delta NL, the EPC has set up a ‘Quantum task force’ to provide analysis and policy recommendations to develop a European quantum industrial ecosystem.

May 18, 2023 | euobserver.com | Georg E. Riekeles

Perhaps it was always going to come to this. The suitcases full of cash and the spectacular downfall of European politics starlet Eva Kaili provided all the spy fiction ingredients to grab front page headlines. Focusing on the ABC's of transparency and ethics is much more tedious than pointing fingers at foreign interference.