Center for European Policy Analysis

A planned port on the shores of the Black Sea, which was meant to be Georgia’s gateway to Europe, has become a potent symbol of governmental drift.

How did the high costs, culture clash, and myriad regulations in Arizona win out over Japanese discipline, captive customers, and state-led coordination?

Three top policy leaders join CEPA’s bench of fellows.

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Governments are struggling with outdated tactics to assert control over frontier AI models, at home and abroad.

The continent’s existing strategy leaves a giant gap in determining who is responsible for AI harms.

The US, Europe, and the UK are struggling to address liability claims for AI damages.

Reminders of the disastrous period before World War II are echoing ever louder in the current debate on Britain’s underfunded military.

The old semiconductor licensing model no longer suffices to power AI’s ferocious appetite.

China is succeeding in many fields but numbers can be misleading. Approach with caution.

The Kremlin wants to copy China by creating a superapp, MAX, to dominate Russian digital life. It can only succeed through coercion.