Getting from Munich to Rome in six hours and from Skopje to Athens in no more than four: If the EU Commission has its wish, this will be the future for European train travellers. But can these ambitious plans stay on track?
What role does EU-focused journalism play in our society? Can a multi-perspective newsroom contribute to uniting Europe while maintaining unbiased and independent reporting? These and many other questions were discussed during the two visits of Belgian journalism students to the enr office at Belga.
On November 6 and 10, the European Newsroom (enr) organised an online workshop on Verification and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Led by experts in the matter from dpa, Stefan Voss and Patrick Neumann, participants from enr agencies explored effective methods to identify AI-generated content and ways to leverage new AI-enhanced tools to optimise workflows.
Less red tape and support for small farms: EU member states and parliament found compromise on agriculture.
The Commission’s budget plans have met with resistance from MEPs.