Author: Istvan Szabo

The current corporate appetite for artificial intelligence often positions the technology as an immediate solution

Post-Brexit, a significant number of young people across Europe express a strong desire to pursue

Andrew Wrobel, a chief reinvention officer, discusses the critical distinction between necessary adaptation and mere

An analysis of IBM’s 2026 Cost of a Data Breach report indicates a significant governance

The prevailing narrative surrounding AI and employment—that automation simply means robots are taking over jobs—is

Kaja Kallas, the EU’s foreign policy chief, faces significant internal opposition and criticism regarding her

The corporate landscape is saturated with the declaration that companies are “implementing AI,” a phrase

Demand for highly specialized technical skills is surging across Europe, contrasting with a softening trend

The European Union’s implementation of its new Entry/Exit System (EES) has faced significant operational challenges,

The future of work presents complex challenges regarding labor definition, identification of workers, and equitable