Audiovisual Industry and Intellectual Property
The definition of ownership is shifting from physical to algorithmic in the modern age, both in Europe and globally. The legal focus is slowly shifting from simply protecting an idea to demonstrating how that idea was developed. The industry is navigating a landmark collision between traditional copyright and generative AI, alongside a broader redefinition of […]
Biotech and Pharma: Building the European Health Union
The European pharmaceutical and biotechnology field this year is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in several decades. For years, the EU has been encountered with an innovation-access paradox. In other words, the Old Continent was home to first class research, but it was falling behind in market speed and equal patient access. As […]
Defence Industry Landscape: A New Beginning
Until 2025, the European defence sector operated as a collection of 27 separate national boutiques that produced high-end equipment in small batches for domestic use. The production has been highly specialised, relatively costly, and smaller in quantity. That era ended with “Europe’s independence moment”, as presented in the Commission’s 2026 Work Programme. Today, the European […]
Latvian Government Collapses Amid the Drone Incidents
The resignation of Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa on 14 May represents a collapse of the ruling coalition which was caused by a national security error and loss of internal political trust. The crisis arose from the incident that occurred on 7 May, when multiple unmanned aerial vehicles entered Latvian airspace from Russia. One drone […]
Putting the Cure in Procurement: The Critical Medicines Act
While some see the agreement on the text of the Critical Medicines Act as a victory for patient safety, a deeper analysis shows a complex industrial change that attempts to balance between relatively high costs of European manufacturing and the uncertain security of global supply chains. The political agreement reached in the early hours of […]
B&K Agency brought the “Empty Beds” exhibition to the European Commission for the High-Level Meeting of the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children
Brussels, Belgium, 11 May 2026 — B&K Agency brought the “Empty Beds” exhibition to the European Commission in Brussels as a part of the High-Level Meeting of the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children hosted by EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos. B&K Agency worked with the Bird of Light Foundation to place […]
B&K Agency was featured in “Impresa è donna,” a book by Vincenza Frasca dedicated to women entrepreneurs in Italy
B&K Agency was featured in the book “Impresa è donna: Il coraggio di esserci, la forza di cambiare” (Business is female: the courage to be there, the strength to change), authored by Vincenza Frasca, Vice President of Confimi Industria, and Vice President of the Women’s Business Committee at the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in […]
The Missing Candidate: How Georgia Fell Out of the “Associated Trio”
Once a country with the fastest-growing democracies in Eastern Europe and grouped with Ukraine and Moldova as the EU’s eastern frontrunners, Georgia has been facing a growing discrepancy towards the EU enlargement policy as the country has been suspended from the track. The key question remains: is this a temporary procedural freeze or a fundamental […]
3 Maritime Chokepoints That Control Global Trade
One month ago, the world witnessed an event that geopolitical experts around the world had been calling a hypothetical scenario for years: the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in March 2026. When we talk about geopolitics, people normally think about the global power rivalry between the United States and China. But it is a […]
Strait of Hormuz: The New Reality
Even the most qualified geopolitical and economic experts are struggling to define what is going on with the Strait of Hormuz and what the consequences of its closing and opening are. This week, we are attempting to analyse the situation in the Gulf realistically and look for solutions that are likely to happen in the […]