The Council extended EU restrictive measures against those responsible for Russia’s destabilising activities against the EU and its member states and partners by one year, until 9 October 2027.

Diplomats are discussing emergency teams, EU funding and crisis communications, while some capitals warn Brussels risks duplicating NATO.

Europe is ready to talk about foreign interference provided it does not have to identify the US as a possible source

Written for LL.M students but useful to anyone — legislators and regulators included — this book by Ronald Leenes explores how to handle new technology with care. Ronald Leenes is professor of Regulat...

Every new technology arrives in a box plastered with promises. New. Improved. Solves all your problems. Lifesaver. But does it actually deliver on these, or do we have to handle it with care? What doe...

CERT Polska presents a report on the analysis of an incident in the energy sector that occurred on 29 December 2025. The attacks were destructive in nature and targeted wind and photovoltaic farms, a ...

During the attacks against Poland's energy sector in late 2025, a second combined heat and power plant was also affected. We are publishing a report detailing an investigation that lasted more than th...

The European Commission has presented an Action Plan for a structured response to address the risks and harness the opportunities of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models for cybersecurity.

The Trump administration and a network of far-right think tanks are increasingly targeting the EU’s digital regulations and rules on content moderation. Far-right MEPs have taken over these narratives...