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Reading news has a one-way experience, now chatbots are enabling back-and-forth interaction, where readers can receive accessible explanations, no matter whether they have asked insightful questions, or not.

The impact of the EU Forest Strategy for 2030 is prompting optimism, but challenges remain for land access, permits, and funding.

The rise and integration of AI in our daily lives is not a futuristic fantasy, and of course, journalism is not exempt.

AI and immersive digital environments continue to blur the line between fact and fiction.
European journalists can leverage AI to strengthen citizens’ trust in their work.

Il Foglio's AI experiment highlights the direction of newsroom efficiency. AI in journalism could free journalists for more in-depth reporting, or it could further aggregate low-cost content.

Europe’s forest bioeconomy is about more than truffles and trekking. Studies show that expanding forest culture and utility may reduce deforestation. Should EU forest policy branch out?

To ensure equal opportunities for women in football, Malta has introduced new grassroots initiatives that provide pathways into coaching, refereeing, and management roles.

The EU Forest Strategy for 2030, a key component of the European Green Deal, aims to strengthen the protection, restoration, and resilience of forests across the EU. Forests play a critical role as carbon sinks, as well as preserving biodiversity, and supporting ecosystems.

Recent studies report farmers see the potential of agroforestry systems being undermined by unfair, poorly compensated climate and biodiversity rules.

The report projects that by 2030 the global supply of forest biomass will triple, driven largely by European and Asian policies that classify biomass as renewable energy.

European forests are under threat. Even though it is one of the most forested regions in the world, Europe’s forests face major challenges and remain at continuous risk. This Special Report takes a closer look.

Adaptive mechanisms in Mediterranean vegetation, such as deep rooting systems, have helped mitigate some impacts. But it’s far from enough. High risks remain.

Deforestation is affecting our ecosystem globally. The European Union has legislation in place such as its “Deforestation Regulation” or goals to reduce emissions by 2030 to counter the growing consequences deforestation.

The world’s wealthiest nations collectively caused 15 times more biodiversity loss internationally than domestically, driving deforestation to satisfy agricultural and forestry demand.

As Europe pursues innovation and competitiveness in AI, should AI be structured around human rights and sustainability; and does AI’s employment impact matter? Paula Gürtler deploys a moral compass.

A just energy transition in Europe depends on collaboration at all levels—from policymakers to local communities. Yet, energy poverty remains a pressing issue, affecting 40 million EU citizens due to high costs, poor housing, and limited access to energy-efficient solutions.

A new study found that over 80 per cent of journalists surveyed use AI, with 42 per cent expressing optimism about its future role.

Fact-checking & Reliable European Information to Help Europe Integrate Together: The FREIHEIT Project

Misinformation and disinformation have always existed, but technological advancements have accelerated their impact. This Special Report looks at how AI misuse is damaging democracy.

Making EU digital environments safer.

‘Game On’ for Europe? A €100 bn injection into France’s AI sector, the EU’s €200 bn for InvestAI, and €150 bn in venture capital for the EU AI Champions Initiative.

Cognitive warfare remains a key part of Russia’s military strategy, with an estimated annual budget reaching $4 billion.

Disinformation tactics similar to those used against the United States have been deployed, including using African media outlets for credibility and AI-generated testimonies in influence operations.

In experiments to curb fake news sharing, researchers found that directly reducing anger in the moment had little effect; but encouraging personal agency via advertisements boosted fact-checking.