Articles from FEE

The global debate over the need for energy security is growing by the day. With scorching summers plaguing Europe, the promise of freezing winters ahead, the rise in overall technology consumption, and the increased use of electric vehicles, countries around the world now view their electricity supply as critical infrastructure that requires both physical and digital protect...

In 1990, Belgian footballer Jean Marc Bosman saw his contract expire and discovered something he did not expect: although he was no longer under contract, RC Liège still controlled his future. He had found a team in France willing to sign him, but Liège demanded a transfer fee the French club could not afford. Bosman had no contract, no salary, and no real way out. In practi...

Recently, members of the Trump administration found themselves in a tug of war between two groups of people who have opposing views about how or whether the federal government should regulate artificial intelligence.

Critic...

Every seven years, the EU approves a new budget, known as a Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). The next MFF will cover the period 2028–34, and has been

Last year, I was asked, “What is something you’re passionate about that you would want to bring to FEE’s Education Entrepreneurship Lab?” Almost immediately, I blurted, “A writing mentorship program!”

Before I knew it, I was running quarterly writing workshops for founders and building a digital community to empower rising stars in education policy and education en...