Category: 3. Europe

The EU’s Digital Markets Act, which entered into force in 2022, aims to ensure the biggest tech firms don’t crowd out smaller rivals. The European Commission is expected to fine the U.S. companies Apple and Meta, which owns Facebook, in the coming days for allegedly violating DMA…

The alliance’s target is to spend at least 2 percent of GDP on defense, but Trump wants that raised to 5 percent. Rutte has talked of “considerably north of 3 percent.”

The issue will come up at the alliance foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.

Trump’s…

According to a court timetable available on site at the Brussels Palace of Justice, the suspects include a lobbyist from Huawei as well as a senior executive and a procurement manager of the Chinese tech firm. The higher profile Huawei employees can be named as Han W. and Valerio O.

All…

Selon les derniers chiffres de la société, l’UE est confrontée à un déficit d’approvisionnement en gaz et terminera l’hiver avec des réservoirs remplis au tiers seulement. Cela s’explique par “un hiver froid et sans vent, couplé à un choc d’approvisionnement venant de la…

The French government is preparing to lower its growth forecast for this year, said work minister Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet on Wednesday.

“We’re more likely to be looking at 0.7%, which is the Bank of France’s growth forecast,” said the junior minister, interviewed by media channel…

Microplastics have been found deep inside our organs and tissue, entering the body through the food and drink we consume and the air we breathe. However, a simple method could help to stop humans from ingesting the potentially harmful nanoparticles.

Boiling water could decrease the…

The Catalan Prosecutor’s Office has announced its plans to appeal the acquittal of former Dani Alves, the Brazilian football star who was cleared of rape charges last week.

In a landmark moment on Friday, a Spanish court of appeal stated there was “insufficient evidence” to rule…