Flamingos can’t be bribed
The ecological monitoring provided by the flamingos at Albania’s Narta Lagoon has drawn international attention
Worth the room
The conference industry is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting away from selling broad, singular ideas
Modesty forbids
Slovenia’s economic performance often contrasts with its low international profile, suggesting that national modesty can
Bad company
Economic interests appear to be overriding moral considerations in diplomatic relations with the Taliban regime.
An absent friend
The European Union’s eastward trajectory is resuming, evidenced by Moldova and Ukraine opening accession talks,
Out of the shadows
Spain is currently implementing a significant regularization program for undocumented migrants, contrasting with stricter immigration
Back to school
Andrew Wrobel argues that before fully integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into schools, educational institutions must
Europe’s AI labelling rules arrive
The European Commission released a Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content,
Party of one
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the business landscape, enabling a single individual to pose a
Graduating with honours
Marek Grzegorczyk, a Polish official, is set to graduate from the World Bank’s support, a