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Meta has announced that it will pause plans to start training its AI systems using data from its users in the European Union and the United Kingdom. This decision comes in response to significant pushback from data protection authorities…

Ambassadors from the EU's 27 member states on Friday "agreed in principle" on beginning accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova on June 25, the Belgian presidency of the European Council said.

Accelerated processing times and designated accommodation centres form part of changes in controversial EU deal

BORGO EGNAZIA, Italy — French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday he believed EU talks could deliver a decision on Brussels’ top jobs in the coming week.

Apple and Meta could soon face charges from the European Commission for violating Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules. The Financial Times reported Friday that the Commission is planning to charge Apple, and Reuters reported later that Meta…

The reported charges are what would mark the first time EU officials have gone after a Big Tech giant for violating a sweeping digital law.

A new report from the Financial Times alleges that Apple may be the first tech company charged for failing to comply with the new EU's new antitrust laws.

Sir Keir Starmer was grilled by the BBC in an interview ahead of the general election on July 4.

New checks from the EU will cause "serious delays for passengers" at London St Pancras, the Eurotunnel terminal at Folkestone and the Port of Dover, the Government was warned.

Meta was going to start training AI on Facebook and Instagram posts on June 26.

The Hungarian leader hit out at the court ruling, saying "illegal migrants are more important to the Brussels bureaucrats than their own European citizens".

Meta will pause the launch of Meta AI in EU after the Irish DPC asked it to delay training its LLMs using adult EU users' public Facebook and Instagram content — Meta Platforms (META.O) will not launch its Meta AI in Europe for now…

According to a new report from the Financial Times, the European Union is planning to hit Apple with a fine for failing to comply with the Digital Markets Act. This would make Apple the first company to be fined for not complying with the…

The EU looks set to charge Apple under the new Digital Markets law for allegedly stifling competition, making it one of the first Big Tech companies to be targeted.

Reports say that the European Union is about to issue Apple with the first-ever fine of a company under its Digital Markets Act, and specifically over anti-steering measures in the App Store.

Yesterday, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (‘AI Act’) was signed into law. The AI Act will impose obligations on both private and public sector actors which provide, import, distribute, or deploy in-scope AI systems. It also contains…

Brussels to announce iPhone maker is failing to open up its app store to competition.

The European Commission plans to charge Apple for violating the Digital Markets Act after determining that the iPhone maker is not complying with obligations to allow app developers to "steer" users to offers outside of the App Store…

Sources: the EU has determined that Apple's anti-steering rules for developers do not comply with the DMA, and plans charges against Apple in the coming weeks — Brussels to announce iPhone maker is failing to adhere to new rules designed…