Surveillance

Advocacy groups say they’re ‘appalled’ by UN human rights chief’s performance in Xinjiang.

The onset of the war in Ukraine prompted the Commission to consider waiting before reimposing the rules.

A spying scandal has engulfed the Spanish leader, who is trying to keep his leftist coalition together — just as the right rises in the polls.

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

The measure would kill innovation in Europe and drive technology to the US, Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier warns.

Critics say Commission can’t achieve strategic autonomy while awarding multibillion-euro contracts to non-EU companies.

Ursula von der Leyen and Joe Biden stepped in to push through a political deal for data transfers that will likely be tested in court.

The EU’s top court had struck down a previous agreement in July 2020.

Pressure to strike a new transatlantic data transfer deal to replace ‘Privacy Shield’ is rising amid the war in Ukraine.

Brussels wants member countries to classify any nonconsensual sex as rape, and also criminalize actions such as female genital mutilation and cyberstalking.

Post-Brexit Britain has carved out an important role for itself in the Baltic security debate.

The EU’s privacy watchdog calls for a ban on the spyware as justice chief Didier Reynders cautions members on its use.

MEPs said recently they would set up an inquiry committee into the use of the spyware tech.

Tough EU privacy requirements are starting to bite.

The fate of a commission to investigate illegal hacking by Pegasus malware rests with a former rock musician.

A Parliament vote on the Digital Services Act is the last chance to ban such practices based tracking on users’ online behavior.

Intervention by global health body comes after Spanish PM announces shift to influenza-style approach to disease management.

ECHR says Bulgarian government ‘was unable to keep surveillance to only that which was necessary’

The opposition alleges the government used Pegasus malware to snoop on its opponents.

Internal documents say EU judges’ ruling ‘should not be relied on’ in data transfer assessments.

Norwegian data protection agency says dating app shared data without users’ consent.

The run-up to the president’s long-promised event shows both promise and peril

Visiting alliance HQ, Duda urges new troop deployments and stepped up air policing.