Enforcement

The European Commission has been accused of dragging its feet to avoid inflaming Donald Trump’s trade war.

As digital enforcement kicks in, a high-profile investigation into Elon Musk’s X is still open.

European Commissioner Henna Virkkunen is facing growing pressure to wrap up investigations into TikTok, Meta and X.

Plans are being drawn up and, as one EU diplomat said, “We’ll take decisions to protect ourselves.”

While Washington pressures the U.K. to soften its online safety laws, regulator Ofcom has to soldier on.

“The European Commission is attempting to handicap successful American businesses,” blasts top US lobbyist.

The European Commission will enforce its digital rulebook without fear, said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Stretched resources and patchy communication leave experts warning a ban on personal meat and cheese imports could fall well short of its aims.

By delaying expected announcements on fining Apple and Meta, the bloc’s Digital Markets Act is being dragged into the global trade war.

Labour seems unified in public, but a division is emerging between MPs representing what they see as its core voters, and those from towns the party is newly courting.

The investigation threatens to stoke further tensions between the EU and U.S. over tech rules.

A new law requires porn sites to check the age of users in France.

The justices denied a request to set aside a judge’s order that U.S. officials seek Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s release and return.

The bloc’s Digital Markets Act is about compliance, not fines, says Olivier Guersent.

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

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.

The EU is weighing reopening rules on renewables, energy efficiency and green renovations — despite warnings that it could be opening Pandora’s box.

The Department of Justice says it has no recourse now that the man is in his home country, where he’d previously feared torture and persecution.

The Commission’s first fines under its Digital Markets Act are expected this week.

Targeting Big Tech could be among the EU’s options to hit Washington where it hurts, Belgium’s foreign minister says.

The Trump administration had recently accused Europe of curtailing free speech.

U.S. tech giants must overhaul key products, the European Commission rules.

Officials now explicitly warn that even minor infractions could trigger immediate deportation or a ban on future entry.

A series of decisions against Apple, Meta and Google could open up a new front in the EU-U.S. trade war.