Enforcement

Merz’s coalition agrees on policy program aimed at boosting Germany’s economy

BERLIN — Germany’s new coalition committee met for the first time on Wednesday and agreed a work program to deal with budgetary and other key issues before the summer break. “By the

28/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Judge tells Meta not to share Instagram users’ information with Trump admin

A U.S. district court judge ordered Meta on Friday not to provide the Department of Homeland Security with the personal information of Instagram users accused of releasing personal details about a border patrol agent. DHS sent subpoenas to Meta earlier

20/09/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Britain’s EU meat and cheese ban is ‘toothless,’ MPs warn

LONDON — Britain is sleepwalking through its biggest food safety crisis since the horsemeat scandal of

World Cup puts Trump in position to score geopolitical goals

Last week, as the leaders of other Western nations used their trips to the United Nations

EU banks should reduce their reliance on US Big Tech, top supervisor says

BRUSSELS — European banks and other finance firms should decrease their reliance on American tech companies for digital services, a top national supervisor has said. In an interview with POLITICO, Steven Maijoor, the

Europe’s populist right hails Trump team’s EU bashing

Europe’s far-right firebrands are rushing to hitch their fortunes to Washington’s new crusade against Brussels. Senior U.S. government officials, including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have launched

Musk threatens ‘response’ against individuals who imposed €120M X penalty

Elon Musk slammed the EU after it slapped a fine on his social media platform X for violating transparency rules, warning his response would target the top officials behind the penalty. “The

06/12/2025

Content moderation·Digital Services Act·Enforcement·Media·Platforms·Social Media·Technology·Transparency

Europe exhales as Brussels finally moves on X fine

BRUSSELS — European politicians expressed cautious praise as Brussels slapped a €120 million fine on Elon Musk’s X on Friday, despite American fury over the decision. The reaction from national diplomats and lawmakers illustrated broad

05/12/2025

Algorithms·Communications·Companies·digital·Digital Markets Act·Digital Services Act·Enforcement·Illegal content·Markets·Media·Platforms·Social Media·Technology·Trade·Transparency

JD Vance: EU should not be ‘attacking American companies over garbage’

BRUSSELS — U. S. Vice President JD Vance has hit out at the EU’s digital rules enforcement, saying the EU should not be “attacking American companies over garbage.” “Rumors swirling that the

05/12/2025

Aluminum·Books·Companies·digital·Digital Services Act·Enforcement·EU Commission·Media·Negotiations·Services·Steel·Tariffs·Technology·Trade·Transparency

Macron says Brussels is ‘afraid’ of tackling US Big Tech

French President Emmanuel Macron said Brussels is too slow in its handling of probes into American Big Tech companies due to U.S. pressure over the EU’s digital laws. “We have cases that

EU watchdog slams Commission over red-tape cutting workflow

The European Commission did not follow the proper lawmaking procedure when it drafted a plan to cut red tape, the European Ombudsman office said in a damaging assessment released Thursday. The administrative

27/11/2025

Accountability·Agriculture and Food·Better Regulation·Competitiveness·Energy and Climate·Enforcement·Health Care·Migration·Politics·Regulation·Supply chains·Sustainability·Transparency

Google’s compliance with EU’s Big Tech rules gets Italian redesign

BRUSSELS — The European Commission may act as sole enforcer of the EU’s Big Tech rules, but a settlement reached between Google and an Italian regulator demonstrates there is still plenty of

25/11/2025

Big Tech·Competition·Competition and Industrial Policy·Competition rules·Data·digital·Digital Markets Act·Enforcement·Markets·Regulation·Services·Technology

Brussels is done being the world’s digital policeman

BRUSSELS — You can even put an exact date on the day when Brussels finally gave up on its decade-long dream of seeking to be the predominant global tech regulator that would

Children groomed for murder through video games, Europol warns

LONDON — Criminal networks are “weaponizing children” to commit torture and murder by recruiting them through multiplayer video games and smartphones — and parents often have no idea what’s happening, the boss of

1 2 3 … 6 Next

Cookie Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Type
_ga, _gid	Google Analytics	Tracks visitor behaviour	1 day–2 years	Performance
cookie_notice	Lord’s Press	Stores cookie consent preference	6 months	Strictly Necessary

Enforcement

Merz’s coalition agrees on policy program aimed at boosting Germany’s economy

Judge tells Meta not to share Instagram users’ information with Trump admin

Britain’s EU meat and cheese ban is ‘toothless,’ MPs warn

World Cup puts Trump in position to score geopolitical goals

EU banks should reduce their reliance on US Big Tech, top supervisor says

JD Vance: EU should not be ‘attacking American companies over garbage’

EU watchdog slams Commission over red-tape cutting workflow

Google’s compliance with EU’s Big Tech rules gets Italian redesign

Recent Posts

Categories

Newsletter

Subscribe to receive your complimentary login credentials and unlock full access to all features and stories from Lord’s Press.

LP is free thanks to our Sponsors

Suggestions

Suggestions

Enforcement

Recent Posts

Categories

Follow

Newsletter

Subscribe to receive your complimentary login credentials and unlock full access to all features and stories from Lord’s Press.

LP is free thanks to our Sponsors