B&K Agency facilitated the policy roundtable “Celebrating World IP Day. IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate” at the European Parliament
22 April 2026 / Brussels, Belgium – B&K Agency facilitated the policy roundtable “Celebrating World IP Day. IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate,” hosted by the Tholos Foundation and MEP Stefano Cavedagna (ECR, Italy) in the European Parliament. Marking World Intellectual Property Day, celebrated globally on 26 April, the event brought together policymakers and stakeholders […]
Election Watch: Bulgaria’s Ex-President Wins Big: Cause for Concern versus Stability in Sight
Bulgaria’s populist ex-president rode on the transactional geopolitical position wave and anti-corruption platform right to his first term in the Prime Minister’s office, securing an absolute majority in the parliament. Following the electoral victory of pro-EU Tisza in Budapest last week, the political landscape of central and eastern Europe continues to rapidly evolve. The final […]
B&K Agency facilitated the opening of the exhibition “Empty Beds: The Tale of 20,000+ Abducted Ukrainian Children” at the European Parliament
This morning, B&K Agency facilitated the opening of the exhibition “Empty Beds: The Tale of 20,000+ Abducted Ukrainian Children,” an immersive installation embodying the forced deportation of Ukrainian children, at the European Parliament in Brussels. The installation was brought by a charitable organisation Bird of Light Ukraine, under the patronage of the Vice-President of the […]
Election Watch: The End for Orban’s One Man Show. Tisza Takes Hungary
Viktor Orban took his first electoral loss in 16 years, with the moderate conservative Tisza party acquiring a constitutional majority in the parliament. However, another threat to the EU’s cohesion is arising on the Southeastern border of the European Union. The political map of Central Europe has been subject to one of the most important […]
B&K Agency hosted its Annual Aperitif & Dinner in Verona on the eve of Vinitaly Week
Last week, B&K Agency hosted its Annual Aperitif & Dinner in Verona, bringing together our partners, clients and business stakeholders. On the eve of Italy’s biggest festival of winemaking, Vinitaly, our guests fully immersed in the atmosphere of Italian culture, heritage and traditions. Since in 1980, Antica Bottega del Vino has been serving some of […]
Election Watch: Hungary Counting Down: In the Wake of 2026 Parliamentary Elections
This Sunday might be one of the most stressful days for the Hungarian incumbent Fidesz party and its leader, Viktor Orbán, whose political destiny has never seemed less certain. Parliamentary elections in Hungary on 12 April represent a pivotal challenge to the political status quo in Budapest since 2010. For the first time since, the […]
AI Omnibus Enters the Trilogue
The representatives from the Parliament and the Council begin technical meetings this week in hopes to finalise the AI Omnibus rules by mid-year so they are ready for the launch on 2 August. The political will to pass the simplification package remains high and the adoption of new rules is likely in the immediate future. […]
New Day for the Transatlantic Trade: European Parliament Approves the Trade Deal with the US
On 26 March, the European Parliament made a big step for the global trade and voted to approve the EU-US Transatlantic Economic Partnership Agreement, known as TEPA. The deal, passed with a clear but hard-fought majority, should mark the end of a period which was characterised by high tension in the field of international trade […]
Celebrating the 6th anniversary of guiding clients across the EU
This March, B&K Agency is proudly celebrating its 6th anniversary of guiding clients across the EU affairs. “In times as turbulent as now, it is crucial to keep building bridges between institutions and business,” said Julia Kril, executive director of B&K Agency. “The uncertainty is growing with each day, yet businesses operating in Europe need […]
Election Watch: Paris to the Left, Nice to the Right, Slovenia is at the Crossroads
On 22 March, voters in Slovenia returned to the polls in a parliamentary election that has delivered a narrow lead by the ruling party and heralded a period of political uncertainty. At the same time, the French voters casted their ballots in the local elections, which secured a Socialist victory in the capital, but also gave a morale increase to […]