Surveillance

Greece has a long, underexamined history of state surveillance which poses a threat to public confidence.

The Pegasus scandal shows that surveillance in Europe has reached unprecedented levels, a result of technological progress and a lack of oversight.

Striking a balance between harm prevention and excessive control is a major challenge when it comes to regulating AI.

The practice of targeting “enemy“ citizens abroad is not new, but it is on a rise and undermines fundamental rights.

How technology is influencing Europe’s foreign policy development and geopolitical positions.

In recent years, surveillance technologies have increasingly been deployed to monitor, control, and curtail the movement of people. The pandemic is accelerating this trend.

World-renowned dissident cartoonist Badiucao speaks about his journey, the situation in Hong Kong, and the future of democracy globally.

The Harvard Business School Professor Emerita discusses the large-scale rollout of surveillance capitalism and the challenges this poses to democracy.

While US firms might dominate the tech industry, the European Union led the way on digital rights. Now US politicians too are calling for reform.

An interview with the Pirate MEP on what Article 11 and 13 of the EU’s proposed copyright directive could mean for internet freedom.