The European Union is moving into a new phase of artificial intelligence regulation, with rules requiring deepfakes and certain forms of AI-generated content to be clearly identified. The measures are designed to help people distinguish between authentic material and content created or manipulated using artificial intelligence, as concerns continue to grow over the rapid spread...
Families of people who disappeared during Sri Lanka’s decades-long civil conflict staged a peaceful protest during a visit by a delegation from the European Union to the Chemmani mass grave site in the country’s northern region. The demonstrators called for an independent international investigation into the mass grave, insisting that only a credible external inquiry...
France is poised to become the first European Union country to introduce a nationwide age restriction preventing children under the age of 15 from accessing major social media platforms, following a parliamentary agreement on legislation aimed at strengthening protections for minors online. French lawmakers from both houses of Parliament reached an agreement on the final...
The European Union has intensified its efforts to regulate the dominance of major technology companies by requiring Google to make certain search-related data more accessible to competing artificial intelligence-powered search services. The move represents one of the most significant enforcement actions under the bloc’s new digital competition framework and reflects growing concerns over the influence...
European leaders are increasingly pursuing a more assertive economic approach toward China as concerns grow over market competition, industrial subsidies, and strategic dependencies. However, unlike some other major economies that have adopted more confrontational policies, Europe is attempting to address these challenges without escalating tensions into a full-scale trade conflict. The effort reflects a broader...