Europe is dreaming of digital independence but every country runs on American gear.

China, India and EU countries were among the signatories of a report that criticized the prevailing measures of economic success.

Fidias stirred controversy last May when he attended Russia’s “Victory Day” celebrations.

TikTok told to change features such as infinite scroll or face big fines.

The U.S. president’s revised position allows a key Starmer foreign policy priority to move forward.

Sira Rego says current digital space is “undemocratic” and controlled by “a few digital strongmen.”

Amazon competes directly with marketplace sellers on its platform, and that’s a problem, says Federal Cartel Office.

The Danish territory is vulnerable to the power wielded by the U.S. administration online.

TikTok said some users have experienced disruption due to technical issues.

Invasions, nuclear crises and Nazi propaganda: The Games have seen it all.

Madrid’s proposal follows efforts in France, Denmark and Portugal to protect kids online.

Paris prosecutors described raids as part of a ‘constructive approach’ to ensure platform complies with French law.

Russian and U.S. nuclear arsenals could expand for the first time in three decades.

Tens of millions of people now use artificial intelligence as a companion.

The EU aims to reduce reliance on America in areas such as technology, energy, payments and defense. That will take some time.

EU law demands X provide data to assess risks including foreign interference.

Campaign finance disclosures filed late Saturday revealed details of the president’s unmatched political fundraising operation.

The minority coalition’s program also envisions a crackdown on screen time and stricter smartphone rules in schools.

Paris is rolling out a confrontational online strategy to counter disinformation from the United States and beyond.

Dutch society is built on US digital services. That’s now seen as a glaring security issue.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants the ban in place from Sept. 1.

The move follows outrage and regulatory pressure over online sales of sex dolls.

The government wants staff to shun Silicon Valley and shift to its home-grown Visio platform instead.