Technology

As the European Commission plans levies of up to 25 percent on many exports from the U.S., it holds an olive branch in one hand and its Anti-Coercion Instrument in the other.

“Knowledge is power,” minister says as Netherlands moves to counter espionage threat.

Chinese tech giant is at the center of Belgian investigation into wrongdoing.

Social media platforms are targets in President Erdoğan’s crackdown on anti-government protests.

Key competitor Eutelsat won’t break Starlink’s grip on Kyiv’s wartime communications overnight.

Digital services could be Washington’s Achilles heel but European officials are conflicted over how to strike it.

France is also considering taxing digital services, French Economy and Finance Minister Eric Lombard tells Le Journal Du Dimanche.

Gen. Timothy Haugh’s firing as head of the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command has left lawmakers worried about the future of the nation’s cyber defenses.

After promising a deal this week, the president said he needs more time to arrange a sale that prevents a TikTok ban in the United States.

Three suspects are now under electronic surveillance, two were released under conditions and three remain in prison.

The EU’s body for scientific research, as well as local, regional and national governments, are mobilizing to poach top U.S. scholars.

Trump’s global trade war could offer some upside to Silicon Valley, as trade partners with tough tech laws look for tariff relief.

French president says Europe shouldn’t invest in America “for some time until we have clarified things.”

Germany’s leaders still hold out hope that a free-trade agreement could follow Trump’s tariff “mania.”

“We are now preparing for further countermeasures,” says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Long seen as untouchable in Brussels, the GDPR is next on the list of the EU’s crusade against overregulation.

Dreadful sales numbers are just the latest sign of the EV manufacturer’s “crisis tornado.”

The EU is set to fine Apple and Meta for rule breaches in the coming days.

Three Huawei employees and a managing director from Brussels conference organizer Forum Europe were represented in court.

The president is pleased with Musk but the decision comes as the tech mogul increasingly looks like a political liability.

Brussels is poised to retaliate after the U.S. president’s announcement, which is expected to contain double-digit American tariffs on all EU exports.

Turkish authorities are cracking down on online speech amid massive civil unrest.

OLAF chief Ville Itälä defends his agency’s handling of a tip on Huawei, now under investigation in Belgium.

European Commission proposal would increase force of EU border patrols under Frontex.