EU's top court says member countries can order Facebook to take down illegal content globally
Facebook argues that it limits "freedom of expression"
European union articles
EU appoints antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager to be vice president of digital policy
Tech giants now have an even more powerful eye watching their businesses in the EU
European Commission considers tighter regulation of facial recognition data
Citizens would have more control and knowledge about how and when their data is used
Google will let Android users in Europe choose their default search engine starting in 2020
Search providers will have to fight for inclusion along Google Search
EU court rules websites liable for secretly sending user data to Facebook
All the work is done by the Like API that many websites use
Qualcomm fined $272M in latest EU antitrust case over predatory pricing
The chipmaker sold 3G modems at a loss to squash competitors
The EU antitrust probe into Amazon is now official, could lead to a $23 billion fine
This could be the biggest fine yet
The E.U. is expected to launch an antitrust probe into Amazon's business practices
Third party sellers feel they're being undecut by the giant
The EU's Galileo GPS network has been down since last week
Galileo-enabled devices have defaulted to US GPS during the outage
LaLiga fined for tracking fans to bars televising games without a license
Users thought it was just for getting the latest information on teams and upcoming matches
European Union's CPU development branch delivers its first designs
The first wave of processors will be released in 2021
Poland files a challenge to new EU copyright law
The law amounts to 'preventative censorship', say Poles
Google is now helping European Android users choose alternative browsers and search engines
To comply with an EU ruling
EU publishes guidelines urging ethical AI development
The seven laws of ethical artificial intelligence
The EU wants to increase security around 5G networks, but it isn't banning Huawei
Going against US advice
European Parliament narrowly votes in its divisive Copyright Directive
The law referred to by some as the 'Link Tax' will be implemented before 2022
European Union votes to end daylight saving time in 2021
Member states will have to choose whether to permanently remain on summer or winter time
Finland investigating Nokia for alleged GDPR violations
Some European Nokia 7 Plus devices have been sending data to China
EU hits Google with $1.7 billion fine for "abusive" online advertising practices
Another multi-billion dollar fine for the company
Google will ask Android users in Europe to pick their preferred browser and search engine
Attempting to appease the EU Commission
UK believes it can manage risks from using Huawei equipment in its 5G networks
Going against US advice
French data protection watchdog hits Google with $57 million fine for GDPR violations
Due to its lack of transparency
The EU's contentious 'Link Tax' rejected again after 11 member states disapprove
Drafters have until the end of next month to reword the regulations
The right to be forgotten may not work outside of the EU anymore
Fixing overreach of authority
The EU wants to use AI to detect whether travelers are lying during border checks
Human border control agents will double-check the results