Microsoft has attributed the world’s largest IT outage on Friday to the European Union, citing a flawed security update. According to Microsoft, a 2009 agreement mandated by the
In response to concerns about over-tourism, Spanish cities have gradually implemented regulations to control the number of tourist apartments, including setting limits on tourist rentals. Despite these efforts,
According to a recent media report, Germany intends to substantially reduce the presence of Chinese components, such as those from Huawei and ZTE, in its 5G mobile network
The EU has increased tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) as part of efforts to safeguard the bloc’s automotive industry. These new tariffs, which range from 17.4% to
Following a brief uptick in May, the annual inflation rate in the eurozone dropped to 2.5% in June, meeting economists’ predictions and fueling optimism for possible interest rate
The European Commission has criticised Meta’s approach to advertising on Facebook, arguing that its “pay or consent” model violates EU laws. According to the new service, users in
Bulgaria’s bid to join the eurozone has been hindered by its high inflation rates, according to a European Central Bank (ECB) report. The country has been eager to
EU regulators have accused Apple of violating new laws aimed at stopping big tech companies from becoming too powerful. The European Commission, which oversees competition in the EU,
EU environment ministers have now reached a consensus on revising the directive concerning food and textile waste. This agreement aligns with the targets proposed by the European Commission,
