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White House complains about EU applying tech law (nb it's false to claim that the law only applies to US companies - TikTok is also covered by it) appleinsider.com/articles/25/...

The EU Commission has proposed the early application of parts of the EU 'asylum pact' - and an EU-wide list of 'safe countries of origin'. My analysis of the proposal: eulawanalysis.blogspot.com/2025/04/jump...

New case analysis on trans rights and data protection available! I enjoyed writing this so much! I hope you’ll do so too :)

📣New blogpost by Alexandra Papageorgiou: Algorithmic environmentalism uses data to inform environmental decision-making, but what if the data is biased, corporate-controlled, and blind to injustices? Environmental governance should be fair and inclusive. Innovation without inclusion isn’t progress.

📣We are recruiting! CiTiP is looking for a junior researcher in the field of law, agriculture and technology, including the regulation of data in the agri-food sector in Flanders and Europe. Interested in doing a PhD on this topic? Deadline 5 May. More information👇

📣 New blog post by Andrea Palumbo Enabling a sociotechnical approach to AI risk management: what are systemic risks to social systems? www.law.kuleuven.be/citip/blog/e...

📣New blog post! Flavia Giglio discusses the legal implications of the Paragon case, concerning the alleged involvement of the Italian government in the surveillance of journalists and other members of civil society by means of a military spyware.

Haha! Love this letter from Douglas Adams to his US editor about not Americanising the text of Hitchhiker's Guide. 🐋🌸