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Advocates and abortion providers are reassessing their digital security practices ahead of an expected rise in cyberattacks and surveillance.

WikiLeaks founder has been battling against the move for years.

European Data Protection Supervisor Wojciech Wiewiórowski wants Brussels to break the silence on flawed enforcement of the bloc’s flagship privacy rulebook.

‘Immunity requirements’ could force giants to disavow US data laws and restructure European operations.

Boris Johnson’s government is set to present a bill Monday allowing it to waive controversial post-Brexit rules on trade.

In the select committee’s first hearing, lawmakers tried to connect the former president’s actions with escalations of violence during the Capitol attack.

Police detain driver after incident in the Charlottenburg district.

If tech companies regularly fail to tackle terrorist content, they could face a fine of up to 4 percent of their global revenue. 

In a rare prime-time address, the president weighed in forcefully — and specifically — on the issue that’s gutting communities across the country.

Fan group leader says France owes supporters apology for deployment of tear gas by police, during chaos at Champions League final.

The attack evoked memories of the 2012 attack on an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.

Investigative journalists are training prosecutors. NGOs are sharing techniques. It’s a big test for Ukraine — and the world.

POLITICO’s Tech 28 list of the people steering and shaping policy in Europe.

Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi is accused of ‘torture’ and ‘arbitrary detentions.’

Companies could be faced with court orders under threat of fines to find, report and remove such material on their platforms.

The Commission is set to release a rulebook that could force digital companies to detect, remove and report illegal images of child sexual abuse.

Person familiar with the Labour gathering says they are willing to speak to police amid probe into possible COVID rules breach.

Parliament fails to approve motion to lift Róbert Fico’s immunity from prosecution on organized crime charges.

Commissioner says her phone and devices only hold ‘boring’ information.

Evidence is mounting that authorities across the EU use spy software.

Two reporters say they were harassed after publishing articles critical of the prime minister and a top military academy professor.