The article discusses the challenges facing the EU in fostering innovation and suggests that instead of waiting for consensus among all member states, a coalition of willing countries should move forward with the EU Inc. initiative for startups.
Krzysztof Adam Kowalczyk highlights the impediments to the EU Inc. project, which aims to create a pan-European platform for startups, positing it as a vital opportunity for reviving innovation in the heavily regulated European Union. The author expresses frustration over the EU's slow progress in technology and innovation, criticizing its tendency to over-regulate, which has left the continent lagging behind in tech advancements. He urges the need for proactive measures from the countries that recognize the potential of EU Inc., even if it means proceeding with a limited number of willing nations.
