Carbon Border Act: Regulation or Taxation
Online Panel Discussion in cooperation with Würth Group The European Union’s climate objectives are challenging and so are the effects of global climate change. To reduce CO2 emissions, the European…
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Frans van Houten: The Netherlands needs Europe to maintain strong competitiveness
Inspired by the article series “Europe can do better”, published by United Europe and German newspaper “Handelsblatt”, the Dutch newspaper “Het financial Dagblad” has published views of eight Dutch CEOs and their…
Angela Kane: Regulating AI: considerations that apply across domains
Dr Angela Kane, President of the Council of the United Nations and member of United Europe, gave a presentation on “Regulation of AI: Territorial Considerations” on 17 May at the…
Caspar Schauseil: Why Diversity Matters
Today’s public debate on the EU refugee crisis is characterised by unfounded fears. Without any base in statistics or historic developments, Europeans appear to be afraid of cultural dilution, of…
Conclusions of the YPS in Arosa, June 2016
How to Foster Entrepreneurship in Europe / Conclusions of United Europe’s Young Professionals Seminar in Arosa, June 17-19, 2016 / With slow growth and an ageing population, Europe is coming…
Jean-François Cirelli on Why Europe Is Needed
There are big changes underway in the world. Our business models, our jobs are being shaken up. To deal with these challenges, we will need more, not less, Europe. I…
Lutz Roschker’s Summary of the Schoendorf Lecture
board member of PwC foundation After our United Europe Lecture with Joe Schoendorf on May 6, 2015, in Berlin, Lutz Roschker, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, sent us this very interesting…