More Rules, Less Power: Europe’s AI Act Miscalculation

The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act, effective since 1 August 2024, introduces unified standards for AI while revising parts of existing legislation. Full enforcement is expected by August 2027. Though aimed at safeguarding rights and promoting transparency, the regulation triggers debate over its legal foundations and its effect on Europe’s ability to compete with leading global tech powers.

The Future of the European Union: National Sovereignty or Centralization?

The Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), joined by the Ordo Iuris Institute and the Center for Fundamental rights, held a full-house conference to present The Great Reset report and discuss the future of the European Union. Leading experts emphasized the need to restore member state sovereignty, reduce bureaucratic centralization, and return to the EU’s founding principles. The panel featured prominent voices from Central Europe.

Europe in the Era of Trump: Submission or Reconquest?

On 10 March, Éric Zemmour visited MCC Budapest for a thought-provoking event on Europe's future in the Trump era, exploring the continent’s identity crisis and shifting global role. From a keynote speech on French civilisation to a dynamic round table on decline, war, and integration, the day sparked spirited debate on Europe's past, present, and uncertain future.