Google Revamps EU Search Results to Meet Antitrust Rules
Google on Tuesday rolled out major changes to its search results in Europe to comply with EU antitrust regulators, warning that the measures could reduce search quality and increase costs for European businesses. The...
EU Designates ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox as Very Large Platforms
The European Commission said on Monday that ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox will have to comply with the European Union’s rules for very large online platforms and search engines under the Digital Services Act (DSA)....
Poland Sees 7.1% Deficit in 2027 as Defence Costs Surge
Poland expects its general government budget deficit to remain at 7.1% of GDP in 2027, unchanged from the level now forecast for 2026, as record military equipment deliveries drive up spending. Finance Minister Andrzej...
Uber Faces €825 Million GDPR Fine
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber €825 million ($966 million) for allegedly violating European data protection rules by using automated systems to suspend or deactivate drivers without providing adequate information or meaningful...
EU Uncertainty Delays Uranium Enrichment Investment
Uncertainty over whether the European Union will ban Russian nuclear fuel is holding back investment in Europe’s uranium enrichment industry, Urenco CEO Boris Schucht said. He said the lack of clear political direction makes...
EU Challenges JD.com’s Ceconomy Takeover Over Foreign Subsidy Concerns
The European Commission on Wednesday issued a formal statement of objections to Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com regarding its proposed acquisition of German electronics retailer Ceconomy, intensifying its investigation into the deal under the EU’s...
Hungary Moves to Create Anti-Corruption Office
Hungary’s government has introduced a bill in parliament to establish a new anti-corruption office, fulfilling a key election pledge made by Prime Minister Peter Magyar. The proposed National Asset Protection and Recovery Office will...
Orban’s Election Defeat Deals Blow to Europe’s Far-Right Movement
Hungary’s long-serving nationalist leader Viktor Orbán has been voted out of power after 16 years, marking a significant setback for Europe’s far-right political movement. Orbán, who built ethno-nationalism, anti-immigration policies, and restrictions on media...
Paris Court Opens Probe Into Ex-Frontex Chief Fabrice Leggeri
The Paris Court of Appeal has launched a judicial investigation into former European Union border agency chief Fabrice Leggeri over allegations of complicity in crimes against humanity, according to a judicial source. The probe...
EU, China set to strike investment deal
The European Union and the Asian country of China have reached the final stage of the discussion to develop an investment deal. The discussion process is expected to meet its end this week itself....