Thanks to Trump, EU governments are trying to break their overreliance on U.S. technology. It won’t be cheap or easy.

France and Germany are not yet on the same page to detox from Big Tech.

‘If we need to go a step further to protect our kids, then why not?’ says Commission spokesperson.

Countries bordering Russia have faced hybrid warfare, including GPS disruptions, for years, Vilnius says.

Media experts fear the law may be ignored as illiberal and populist parties erode media independence.

Railway internet sucks — and despite some bright plans, even getting decent 5G will remain hit and miss for a while.

A confidential study found that a known Russian disinformation network had ramped up its posts by 60 percent while pushing the narrative that the European Commission president was “toxic.&#82…

All tech lobbies associated with the e-commerce giant — including DigitalEurope, CCIA Europe and ITI — could be barred from Parliament in major escalation of fight over warehouse working conditions…

Trump is back — and with him, the risk that the U.S. could unplug Europe from the digital world.

Legal opinion bolsters EU’s challenge against Viktor Orbán’s conservative culture war.

As the Trump administration plays hardball, a new EU strategy puts collaboration front and center.

The EU should “identify the few big ideas that can propel our economic and industrial base,” says Bulgaria’s Eva Maydell.

As U.S. productions flock overseas, Trump wants to target foreign moviemakers, opening a new front in the transatlantic trade war.

Chinese tech giant is at the center of Belgian investigation into wrongdoing.

Digital services could be Washington’s Achilles heel but European officials are conflicted over how to strike it.

Key competitor Eutelsat won’t break Starlink’s grip on Kyiv’s wartime communications overnight.

Three Huawei employees and a managing director from Brussels conference organizer Forum Europe appeared in court.

Authorities are looking into whether the Chinese tech giant made illegal payments for a letter defending its interests in 2021.

MEPs are demanding the Parliament president strengthen internal reporting mechanisms.

Slow rollout of full-fledged 5G is holding Europe back while China and the U.S. race ahead.

China’s 5G darling and the European Parliament are caught in a sprawling corruption probe in Belgium.

Federal Communications Commission chair warns that the EU’s Digital Services Act threatens censorship that is “incompatible” with U.S. free speech.

Many businesses would be exempt from complying with sustainability reporting under the hotly anticipated omnibus proposal.

Ursula von der Leyen is leading her new College of Commissioners on their first visit to India.

Elon Musk’s satellites aren’t — yet — competing to serve Europeans’ everyday internet needs.

The European Commission plans more customs checks and fees to stem flood of low-value parcels from China.

Meta’s move to ditch fact-checking put a target on the back of fake-news fighters, they warn.

Documents et publications

Draft document obtained by POLITICO exposes Europe’s tech lag.

Michael McGrath is prepared to give Hungary a chance to make things rights but stands ready to turn off the EU money taps.

Michael McGrath is prepared to give Hungary a chance to make things rights but stands ready to turn off the EU money taps.

Brussels steps up monitoring of platform to decide whether TikTok breached social media law.

National governments don’t care for recommendations to allow telecoms giants to scale up.