The European Union regulators are preparing to fine Elon Musk's social media platform X $1 billion for breaking disinformation laws, as per an insider's report to The New York Times.

The European Commission is stepping up its efforts to balance the scales in big tech with two new interoperability requirements that may force Apple to finally open the gates of its walled garden. On March 18,

The EU is proposing a backdoor in E2EE for law enforcement A more collaborative strategy is also being recommended for Europol The move aims to bring EU member states together on security practices A new internal security strategy has been unveiled by the European Commission including a roadmap regarding the “lawful and effective access to data for law enforcement” and on encryption.

Trump’s sweeping tariffs on trading partners have unleashed a rapid response abroad, as leaders urge negotiations but ponder retaliation.

The European Commission said on Tuesday it will propose expanding the role of EU law enforcement cooperation agency Europol and boosting law enforcement access to data as part of a strategy to improve the bloc's internal security.

In a move to strengthen global environmental cooperation in increasingly challenging geopolitical circumstances, European Commissioner for th, Water Resilience, and a Competitive Circular Economy, Jessika Roswall,

Spain’s Royal Decree 1112/2018 mandates a detailed accessibility statement, reviewed annually or after an accessibility audit. It must be prominently linked on every page (usually labeled “Accessibility”), listing non-accessible content, reasons and available alternatives.

The European Commission presented today its new European Internal Security Strategy, a unified approach that facilitates coordinated action and

The EU's requirement for 6% of the jet fuel used by its airlines to be sustainable by 2030 is impossible to meet because of the cost and scarcity of green fuels, airline CEOs warned on Thursday, in a statement the European Commission shrugged off.

While the proposal has yet to be discussed in the Council or the European Parliament, the Commission is moving forward by requesting the regulatory authority begin the rewrite.

The European Commission on Wednesday disbursed €76.9 million to Cyprus as its third tranche under its Recovery and Resilience facility.The disbursement of the funds comes after the commission had last month issued a positive preliminary assessment of the Cypriot government’s request for the funds,