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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.

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

NSO Group ‘made mistakes,’ its chief lawyer says.

France has been a leading advocate for forcing Big Tech players to pay local publishers, arguing that digital platforms have unfairly made money out of French publishers.

Uncovering NSO Group’s workings is key for lawmakers trying to gain control of the spyware market.

Benoît Cœuré has disavowed a wider role for antitrust enforcers even as he prepares to announce a major decision against Google.

The company will keep some free services, like YouTube and search, free for Russian users.

The deals breathe new life into the moribund organization, which previously had produced only one new multilateral agreement between all 164 members in its 27-year existence.

Voters in Andalusia go to the polls Sunday, with the Popular Party set for a big win.

The former Facebook employee is seeking to raise up to $5 million to create a group focused on social media accountability.

By making the new rules voluntary, the EU is reliant on the companies upholding standards they can walk away from whenever they want.

Voluntary rules to be announced Thursday will force Big Tech to take further steps to tackle online falsehoods, but smaller platforms like Telegram have yet to sign up.

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

The meltdown of Celsius Network has rattled crypto companies already on high alert.

Shutting down the three-year probe lets Amazon dodge a fine and hands Vestager a victory by extracting changes without much effort.

In one corner of the EU, Putin’s propaganda machine is going strong.

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