Meta opens Threads app to EU users
US-based social media giant Meta has released its Threads app in the European Union after postponing it to comply with regulations.
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US-based social media giant Meta has released its Threads app in the European Union after postponing it to comply with regulations.
France's decision to impose a music-streaming tax on digital platforms will hurt the "tech sovereignty" of all of Europe, a French media giant has claimed.
Norway has secured a parliamentary majority to start commercial deep-sea mining across a swathe of the Arctic seabed - where Russia contends it also has rights…
Plans to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the European Union are "not a good idea", French President Emmanuel Macron has said.
The European Commission is "actively investigating" possible cases of cartel activity within the “cloud computing” market.
Enthusiasts and business leaders have spent the weekend berating Brussels' so-called "digital enforcer", Thierry Breton, over the newly agreed EU deal to regulate…
The European Union's data protection watchdog has demanded Facebook and Instagram owner Meta be banned from processing user data for “behavioural advertising”.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's post-Brexit UK is to rejoin the European Union's Horizon science programme, set to become an associate country to the scheme…
The European Union is to target so-called "planned obsolescence" in products amid the bloc's ongoing technology regulation efforts.
US tech billionaire Elon Musk's X social media platform has accused Ireland's justice minister Helen McEntee of making "inaccurate" statements in the Irish Parliament…
European politicians are so addicted to bureaucracy that they now want to regulate things that don't exist.
Major social media firms were ordered to censor their platforms by the European Commission during the recent riots in the Irish capital Dublin, reports have claimed.
Spain, the current holder of the presidency of the Council of the European Union, is trying to rescue the bloc’s first stab at regulating artificial intelligence…
Seemingly unhappy with just ruling Europe, MEPs have demanded that the European Union starts regulating "virtual worlds", such as Facebook's metaverse and Star Trek-style…
Meyer Burger Technology, a Swiss firm, said the decision on whether to pull its manufacturing out of Germany or not will be made “within weeks”
Irish authorities have vowed to tighten mass surveillance in the wake of rioting in Dublin on November 23, which itself was in retaliation to a stabbing of three…
The French authorities have approved the use of two spy drones to monitor this year's Strasbourg Christmas Market.
The European Union has held a so-called "cybersecurity exercise" aimed at toughening defences against possible attempts to interfere in the bloc's 2024 elections.
The European Parliament says it wants a pan-European Union right-to-repair law.
Ukraine on Monday sacked two high-ranking cyber defence officials amid a probe into alleged embezzlement, a senior government official said.
A digital rights NGO says the European Commission broke its own laws with a recent Twitter campaign.
Amazon becomes the latest big tech company hit by the EU Digital Services Act, with the Commission announcing a preliminary investigation into the online retailer…
Nepal has banned TikTok, with the government claiming the app disrupts the country's "social harmony".
The Netherlands' green energy transition is leading to electricity and gas prices almost doubling.
Europe will hand over a "substantial" amount of money to help countries hurt by climate change, the Commission says.
The EU has done "too little" to deal with illegal immigration, admits European Parliament president Roberta Metsola.
Portugal's president has scheduled early elections for March 10 2024, following the resignation of the country's PM amid a corruption investigation.
The EU has come closer to building a pan-European digital identity network, though critics argue it has insufficient safeguards.
Belgium has seen a sharp rise in support for use of nuclear power, with only Greens now opposing it.
Google's YouTube and TikTok will be asked by EU industry chief Thierry Breton to explain how they protect children from illegal and harmful content on their platforms…