Technology

Aim is for stricter rules to be in place before the 2024 European Parliament election.

A surge of e-commerce in places like Alibaba’s Belgian hub has ‘changed the nature’ of trade.

The EU’s top court says mass surveillance is banned. Governments do it anyway.

Europe aims to be the first-mover when it comes to letting so-called Level 4 autonomous cars on the road.

Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl, Brussels’ most visible digital affairs lobbyist, vows to fight on after she is told to pay more than €126,000.

The agreement, called a ‘data adequacy decision,’ is the UK’s first since it took control of its own data policy after leaving the EU.

Nascent firms want support for funding, stock options and recruitment, but the EU may fall short on delivery.

The new rules address an array of issues, from supervision to energy use.

The ban on Germany’s Deutsche Welle and Voice of America’s websites could reignite tensions with the West.

European telecoms operators in April agreed to drop roaming fees for Ukrainians fleeing the war.

New rules including age restrictions aim to keep riders safe — and off the pavement.

Brussels responds to Ombudsman’s maladministration finding in Delete-gate controversy over vaccine texts.

Defense alliance wants to outsmart adversaries at advanced technology and cybersecurity.

Spanish regulators will start overseeing voluntary companies working on risky artificial intelligence systems like self-driving cars in October.

US plaintiffs claim that the exchange misled them about the security of stablecoins.

Getting US firms to chip in is hoped to save Europe’s 5G rollout.

Who’s set to make waves, and whose raft has capsized? Here are the names you need to know in the new French National Assembly.

Lawmakers want to prevent scam artists and money launderers from abusing the unregulated industry.

European Commission president urged to unblock association of UK, Switzerland to the EU’s Horizon Europe scheme.

As the Central European country takes over the EU presidency, here’s who could be influential.

With Europe beset by multiple crises, Prague will focus on energy security, trade deals and climate change.

The Central European country will be working on a shoestring budget — and under close scrutiny of its commitment to green issues.

Ivan Bartoš will spearhead negotiations among EU countries on laws to regulate artificial intelligence, data and digital identity.