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AI-driven efficiency at what cost? Rethinking EU migration policy in the digital age

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By jashan Grewal, Momodou Malcolm Jallow, Giles Merritt
| friendsofeurope.org
AI-driven efficiency at what cost? Rethinking EU migration policy in the digital age - Friends of Europe
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Europe Should Stop Talking Itself Down

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By Giles Merritt
| International Policy Digest Verified
For years, a sense of “Euro-gloom” has hung over the continent. It is encouraging that political and business leaders are confronting Europe’s shared challenges with new urgency, but there is an unintended consequence: in acknowledging every weakness, they are also diminishing confidence in the European project itself. Perception matters. Public morale and political confidence can shape history as profoundly as economic statistics or military strength.
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How The EU Could Shape A ‘New Global Order’

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By Giles Merritt, Moses Mudzwiti
| The Bulrushes
“Euro-gloom” is pervasive. It’s encouraging that business and political decision-makers are squarely confronting Europe’s common problems, but the unintended consequence is that they’re also talking the EU down. Mood and morale can play as great a part in shaping politics as hard facts, so Brussels’ drive to genuinely complete the single market and catch up with the digital revolution needs to be matched by an upbeat approach.
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