
New York on edge: the UN summit as pressure cooker
As the UN summit opens in New York, tensions between the US, Japan, and the International Criminal Court are running high. What's at stake, and why it affects all of us.
Emma started out in hospitality and sales, where she found that the part she loved most was the research. She now writes about legislation, Big Tech, digital sovereignty and the geopolitical shifts across Europe, making complex policy debates accessible to people who don’t have time to read the source documents.

As the UN summit opens in New York, tensions between the US, Japan, and the International Criminal Court are running high. What's at stake, and why it affects all of us.

Why Trump's threatened sanctions against the EU and Canada are a death blow for your data privacy

Trump promises every adult American $5,000 if the Republicans hold Congress. A European look at why that makes no legal or economic sense whatsoever.

Google and Apple updated their world maps within days at the request of the White House. It exposes just how vulnerable our dependence on American Big Tech really is.

Data sovereignty is one of those phrases that shows up in every privacy policy and rarely gets explained. Here is what it actually means, what it does not mean, and why the difference matters for the photos you store online.
Google Photos is cheap and convenient, but you pay with your privacy. We lay out the risks and show why a European alternative is worth it.