The Lisbon Council launched Copyright, the AI Act and Extraterritorality, a new policy brief offering an analysis of copyright issues across the AI lifecycle – from data training to outputs – and an analysis of how the European AI act interacts with copyright law.

The Lisbon Council convened Europe: Guarding Integrity with Data-Driven Action Against Corruption, a high-level policy roundtable that brought together leading experts and policymakers for a strategic forum on evidence-based action against corruption.

The Lisbon Council convened the High-Level Working Lunch on Copyright in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence: How to Strike the Balance Between Innovation, Creativity and Territoriality, a timely gathering on the future of European intellectual property in an era increasingly shaped by AI-powered tools and services.

The third session of Science Salon: A Deep Dive on the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Discovery took place in Rome and saw Italian senators, leading national policymakers, distinguished professors and experts coming together to reflect on how artificial intelligence can contribute to scientific progress and the achievement of key societal goals.

The Lisbon Council convened the 2025 Skills Summit: Advancing STEM Education for Competitiveness and Social Fairness, a high-level gathering to unlock the potential of STEM education for European competitiveness and innovation.

The Lisbon Council teamed up with Stripe to convene the Scaling Europe Summit 2025 where John Collison, co-founder and president of Stripe, joined entrepreneurs and policymakers for an action-driven dialogue on what is next for a thriving European startup and scale-up ecosystem.