Three days ahead of the implementation deadline, the European Commission published its guidance on the application of Article 17 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market …
Today, the EU Commission proposed a single “European Digital Identity” with which EU citizens would be able to access public and private digital services and pay online. In addition to …
Today (starting at 9.25 a.m.), the European Parliament’s Home Affairs Committee will discuss the amendments to the EU‘s Digital Services Act proposed by its rapporteur Patrick Breyer (Pirate Party).
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On 26 May, the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) approved a regulation that will allow e-mail, messaging and chat providers to automatically search all personal …
Today, the Commission published its guidance on how the Code of Practice on Disinformation should be strengthened to become a …
Tomorrow, the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) will vote on a legislative proposal that would allow e-mail, messaging and chat providers to automatically search all …
Today, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that the U.K. and Sweden‘s legislation on mass surveillance programmes violate human rights. In two separate proceedings, the Court concluded that …
After weeks of negotiations, the EU Parliament and the Council reached an agreement on COVID-19 travel certificates, aiming at restoring freedom of movement in the EU during the pandemic. Significant data …
The negotiations on the EU‘s ePrivacy regulation on data protection in telecommunications and on the Internet are entering the next round after years of deadlock. After the EU governments agreed …
Yesterday, the European Parliament by a large majority called for stricter measures against unauthorised livestreams of sports events (e.g. football matches) (479+/171-/40 abstentions).
The Parliament is calling for legislation that …
