The EU’s Interoperable Europe Act aims to enable seamless data flows and online public services across borders. Drawing on EU digital regulation research, Evangelos Palaskas illustrates how the Act's governance, agenda and political challenges will shape the next phase of digital government in the European Union
PhD Candidate, European Studies, University of Portsmouth / Digital Policy Consultant, European Commission and EU Agencies
Evangelos' research examines the European Union’s digital transition through the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), with a particular focus on the European Parliament’s role in the Ordinary Legislative Procedure.
He analyses how ‘relais’ actors and preparatory bodies shape institutional positions during AI Act negotiations.
In addition to his academic work, Evangelos has five years' professional experience managing projects and framework contracts for the European Commission and EU agencies.
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