The potential rival to NATO will come with a call for an ‘Alliance for the future’ with Canada, according to a draft

A US ruling on Google's AdTech business this week could influence how EU settles its own probe

Draft Affordable Housing Act, obtained by Euractiv, lets cities limit activity in areas of housing stress

The biggest European alternative to X is planning a comeback amid an EU tech sovereignty push

French government fails in bid to block the ecommerce platform after last year's child-like sex doll scandal

The Digital Fairness Act will align with EU simplification drive, says Consumer Commissioner Michael McGrath, amid industry pushback

Remarks follows MAGA-led committee pressing US tech companies to hand over messages from EU officials

Elon Musk's social media platform also has until Monday to pay €120 million DSA fine

Tech companies have a history of creating tools that make online spaces unsafe for women. EU tech laws haven't changed that

European embassies are grappling with an increasingly volatile situation

EU lawmakers zero in on the nitty-gritty of how a ban on AIs that undress people could work

In an initial finding on Friday, the Commission said "TikTok needs to change the basic design of its service" to comply with the Digital Services Act

The AI chatbot’s developer xAI said on Thursday that it’s implementing "technological changes" to restrict users from creating sexualised images of "real people"

Ahead of this week's EUCO meeting, capitals have moved to defend the bloc's right to enforce its tech rules, per draft European Council conclusions seen by Euractiv

Friday's Digital Services Act penalty on X fined the social media company's corporate structure, not its billionaire owner, the Commission said on Monday

A Green lawmaker called Vance's post on X "coordinated geopolitical pressure" on the EU

French president warns against blatant US interference which he says is trying to derail the EU's enforcement of its digital rules

US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick dangled the "carrot" of US giants investing in EU data centres in exchange for "reasonable" laws – and the "stick" of tariffs

The Commission's new Digital Markets Act investigation will assess whether the tech giant is demoting news media content in search results

The Commission wants a new "European Centre for Democratic Resilience", per a draft of the European Democracy Shield initiative seen by Euractiv

EU users of the AI chatbot's internet search capabilities vastly exceed the 45 million+ monthly user threshold for the bloc's DSA rules for larger platforms

The goal is to beef up countries' capabilities to protect their space assets, including satellites powering comms, observation, and navigation

Big tech’s retreat from political advertising tests how transparent EU democracy can really be

While Virkkunen stressed that the EU and US maintain close cooperation, she warned that all tech firms – including US platforms – must respect the bloc’s digital rulebook

Czech parliament failed to designate a digital watchdog for the bloc's Digital Services Act (DSA), which populist parties in the country have branded a censorship tool

More than 75% of content removal decisions taken by social media platforms were overturned via the EU's Digital Services Act, report finds

In its latest swipe at EU digital rules, Apple says the DMA should be replaced with 'fit for purpose' legislation

Follow the 2025 State of the European Union speech with real-time coverage and analysis from Euractiv’s reporters in Strasbourg and Brussels

The US tech giant was fined for violating EU competition rules in the advertising technology market

Virkkunen’s response comes a week after a MAGA lawmaker invited former Commissioner Thierry Breton to a US hearing targeting the EU’s digital laws

In a letter to US platforms the chair of the country's consumer protection agency attacks European online safety laws – claiming they're pressuring US tech to "surveil and censor" US citizens

But the tech giant has warned the changes "could expose Android users to harmful content and make the app experience worse"

Authorities say the September roundtable will give a clear picture of tech firms’ plans to prevent disinformation ahead of the Dutch snap vote

US government also announces 100% tariff on chips, but EU says its earlier agreement with the US for a 15% general levy stands.

President Donald Trump's administration has instructed U.S. diplomats in Europe to launch a lobbying campaign to build an opposition to the European Union's Digital Services Act, which Washington says stifles free speech and imposes costs on U.S. tech companies, an internal diplomatic cable seen by Reuters showed.

Latest assurance from the Commission that the DMA and DSA aren't being traded away to appease Trump follows a fresh US claim – ahead of a joint statement – that they are still on the table.

Stricter online child protection rules are exposing regulatory divides between the UK and EU on platform age checks

The Italian competition and consumer watchdog's investigation follows similar enforcement on Shein in France last month and ongoing EU consumer law and online governance probes.

The public consultation on the EU's Digital Fairness Act has received close to 3,000 responses in two weeks – mostly from videogamers.

Days after obligations kicked in under the UK's Online Safety Act, Ofcom suspects four porn companies of failing to apply highly effective age checks to their sites.