Prosus launched ToqanClaw on June 23, 2026, positioning it as Europe's first scaled no-code AI platform built with GDPR compliance…
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Italy Declares War on Over-Tourism: The Fines, Fees, and Digital Controls Reshaping How the World Visits Its Most Iconic Sites
Italy is leading Europe's most aggressive crackdown on over-tourism in 2026, surpassing Spain, Greece, and Croatia with sweeping controls across…
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GITEX AI Europe 2026 Brings OpenAI, Google and AWS to Berlin as 500 Startups Battle for Slice of a €1.5 Trillion Market
GITEX AI Europe returns for its second edition on June 30–July 1, 2026, at Messe Berlin, uniting 950 enterprises and…
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Britain’s £4 Billion Drone Hub Opens as Ukraine War Proves the Future of Combat Is Unmanned
The UK Ministry of Defence has opened Europe's largest drone testing facility in Swindon. Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis MP unveiled…
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Europe’s New Cloud and AI Law Creates Four Tiers of Digital Sovereignty, But Analysts Warn It Could Backfire on European Tech
On June 3, the European Commission proposed the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA), establishing a four-tier sovereignty classification for…
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Europe’s Biometric Border System Is Turning Away Millions as Six-Hour Delays Threaten a $45 Billion Tourism Crisis
Europe's new biometric Entry/Exit System (EES), fully implemented across the Schengen Area on April 10 after a gradual rollout beginning…
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Ukraine Kept 90% of Its Networks Online Through 400 Missile Strikes and the World Is Taking Notes
Despite over 400 missile and drone attacks targeting its energy infrastructure since Russia's full-scale invasion began in 2022, Ukraine has…
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Europe’s AI Boom Is Hiding a Deeper Shift and the Smart Money Is Chasing Physical Infrastructure
Michał Gawęda, partner at Montis VC, argues that Europe's venture capital landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift in 2026. While…
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European Parliament Dumps Google for French Search Engine Across 10,000 Devices in Historic Sovereignty Move
From June 4, 2026, the European Parliament replaced Google with French search engine Qwant as the default on Microsoft Edge…
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Can Europe’s Tech Scene Shed Its Inferiority Complex Before America Leaves It Behind
European tech is experiencing a conflicted moment. Anxiety spiked after US AI firm Anthropic announced a $65bn funding round —…
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