In November 2019, the elected president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was apparently aware of a democratic emergency in the face of the lack of regulation in the growing process of digitization, and she said so saying: “Europe puts values, rights, trust and the rule of law ahead of everything else, and that also applies to the European strategy in the digital age.” She should also be aware then that other powers were betting …
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In November 2019, the elected president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was apparently aware of a democratic emergency in the face of the lack of regulation in the growing process of digitization, and she said so saying: “Europe puts values, rights, trust and the rule of law ahead of everything else, and that also applies to the European strategy in the digital age.” She should also be aware then that other powers were betting …