Today, a single camera scan from a distance can identify one person in a crowd. Law enforcement authorities in a growing number of EU Member States use or are considering using this AI-driven techniqu...

Today, a single camera scan from a distance can identify one person in a crowd. Law enforcement authorities in a growing number of EU Member States use or are considering using this AI-driven techniqu...

EU foreign ministers have decried the Trump-Putin diesel deal and stressed that sanctions against Russia will continue regardless. #EuropeNews

The advertising service Xandr processed and shared sensitive personal data in breach of data protection law.

A long-awaited parliamentary report in the United Kingdom asserts Russia may have influenced the Brexit referendum; more importantly, the UK government did little to find out and prevent it.

Research challenges the notion that the growing visibility of crosses and other symbols reflects a revival of Christianity

The prime minister has revealed UK authorities told him there was ‘clear evidence’ that Moscow meddled in the referendum

Transparency International says regulatory mechanisms are being used to punish and weaken critical media outlets.

The incident happened on July 18 but was not discovered by the Silicon Valley company until September, authorities say.

Some 287 candidates have been nominated for the prestigious prize, which was won last year by Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.

Daughter of Paul Vaughan, an acclaimed BBC and 'Paddington' voiceover artist, accuses Royal Mail Christmas ad of resurrecting her father using AI.

A unique gathering of Indigenous people impacted by conservation has demanded that “our ancestral lands, including those grabbed for parks and wildlife sanctuaries, be returned.”

Exclusive: MPs, charities and rights group warn that accuracy should not be sacrificed for speed in ‘life and death’ asylum decisions

Denmark has confirmed a serious cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to personal information in its Central Person Register (CPR), affecting about 8.8 million registered individuals.

Denmark has confirmed a serious cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to personal information in its Central Person Register (CPR), affecting about 8.8 million registered individuals.

Figures supplied by police forces suggest nearly 150,000 hate crimes were recorded between April 2025 and March 2026

MOTION to Stay (Defendants' Motion for Temporary Stay Pending JPML Ruling on Transfer Motion) filed by SpaceXAI Corp, SpaceXAI LLC, X.AI Holdings LLC. Motion Hearing set for 12/3/2026 10:00 AM in San ...

Cable signed by Marco Rubio and seen by Guardian suggests staff work with Pentagon psychological operations unit

A free, online data protection and privacy conference. Sponsor-free. Practitioner-led. Your voice matters. 17–19 November 2026.

Australia's High Court rules in favour of a Hunter Valley community group in a landmark climate ruling that could redraw how fossil fuel projects are approved in Australia.

New figures show that the digital industry as a whole is now spending €151 million a year on lobbying the EU, a major increase to what was already considerable firepower.