EU-US Energy Deal, EPBD & ETS2 Scrutiny & Energy Grid Resilience

PQ Insights – EU Energy
29/09/2025
Overview This report covers parliamentary questions published in the late September 2025, focusing on the European […]

DSA Enforcement, AI Act Reform & Critical Infrastructure Security (EU PQs, 22 – 28 Sept. 2025)

PQ Insights – EU AI & Tech
29/09/2025
his week’s EU digital policy developments range from AI Act reform and DSA enforcement to cybersecurity under NIS2, data protection, and global digital sovereignty. Key topics include chat control, Mistral AI, Horizon Europe, and the EU’s pragmatic shift from law-making to enforcement.
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