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EU regulators are once again investigating TikTok over data transfers to China
Only a couple of months after it fined TikTok $620 million, Ireland's data protection regulator is once again seeking to determine if the platform breached the GDPR.
EU lawmakers rebuke China over rare earth curbs before summit
The European Parliament condemned China on Thursday over its export restrictions on rare earths and insisted the European Union must reject any attempts by Beijing to use the restrictions to force concessions from the bloc.
The EU presidency says Europe must rearm within 5 years. It's unclear how that could be done.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says Russia could pose a security threat to the European Union by the end of the decade and that defense industries in Europe and Ukraine must be ramped up
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EU Closes In on U.S. Trade Deal, Testing Bloc’s Unity
Terms of a potential agreement could benefit some European countries more than others, sparking divisions.
EU code of practice to help firms comply with AI rules will focus on copyright, safety
A code of practice to help companies comply with the European Union's landmark AI rules will focus on transparency, copyright, safety and security, highlighting the EU's push to set global AI standards amid rapid advancements,
EU’s Kallas and Israel Reach Deal to Provide Aid for Gaza
The European Union and Israel have reached an agreement to allow more aid to Gaza, with a substantial increase of daily supplies to happen in the coming days, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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