We have been living strange times where all what we used to consider acquired, granted, is no longer so. I don’t want to go back too long ago on the time axis when
We are approaching the end of 2025 and one of this year’s buzzwords has been Artificial Intelligence (AI), so I have thought of making an experiment and asking Google which developments in transport
The UK and the EU have agreed for the UK to associate to the Erasmus+ programme from 2027. Erasmus+ is an EU programme that provides grant funding for international placements and partnership projects
This morning, while having breakfast at home, a piece of TV news attracted my attention. The economics journalist said that, according to some studies, all the money so far invested in AI should
In the last couple of weeks one of the most exciting news here in London was the awaited arrival of Waymo robotaxis. With the claim: “Hello London! Your Waymo ride is arriving” the
This question led our business associate – an experienced transport strategist and lifelong cyclist – Giles Bailey to investigate the matter deeply whose results are included in his forthcoming book. The project grew
The new Entry/Exit System (EES) will start operations on 12 October 2025. European countries using the EES will introduce the system gradually at their external borders. This means that data collection will be gradually introduced
On the 24 Sept 2025 edition of the Financial Times I read this interesting news: “Xi Jinping sets out conservative climate goal for China over next decade” where China’s President Xi Jinping, during
This week in Dublin I attended an interesting event on AI and its myths. Several uses of AI were described with their pros and cons, and wise advices were given about being excited
