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Digital Sovereignty in the EU: Challenges and Future Perspectives

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IntroductionIn October 2019, at the annual Digital Summit in Dortmund, the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Peter Altmaier, in partnership with the French Minister of Finance Bruno Le Maire, officially launched Gaia-X, the project of a European data infrastructure.1 In an economy currently dominated by American and Chinese tech giants, Germany and France are investing in the

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