Věra Jourová

Pro-Kremlin website spread propaganda and “paid” European politicians, top European officials said.

Can anyone control AI?

The bloc’s ability to enforce its media rulebook hinges on reining in countries like Hungary and Slovakia.

Warsaw and EU Commission will on Tuesday present a plan seeking to restore rule of law and end the EU’s sanctions procedures against it.

As the European election looms, internal rivalries and strained resources risk kneecapping the Digital Services Act.

EU negotiators agree to criminalize some online violence against women, including graphic AI-generated material.

Ahead of a crucial European summit at which the Hungarian PM could wreak havoc, POLITICO looks back at the biggest issues in his relationship with the EU.

Europe’s new law seeks to counter state control over media and journalists.

The idea was to expose Vladimir Putin; critics say it emboldens Viktor Orbán.

Social media is under regulatory scrutiny over recommendations that push potentially harmful content to vulnerable people.

‘No concern’ in Brussels over controversial get-out-of-jail-free card for separatists, Félix Bolaños tells POLITICO.

Brussels and Washington join forces to tame Huawei’s global ambitions.

The Catalan separatist MEPs accuse Spain’s General Council of the Judiciary of violating ‘basic standards of the rule of law.’

China to host first bilateral summit in four years as EU industry chief lobbies for greater market access.

As China’s economy stutters, Beijing gave a rare diplomatic win to the EU to ensure businesses don’t quit.

At a two-day AI summit held by the United Kingdom, the likes of Gina Raimondo, the U.S. Commerce Secretary, and Věra Jourová, Europe’s digital chief, called for unity.

The trip comes as an EU probe into Chinese electric vehicle subsidies stokes trade friction.

Europe and the US skirt around rival visions of how to regulate as they work on AI rules that the world can follow.

This week marks a pivotal moment for global AI rulemaking. But officials aren’t above taking potshots at rival plans.

Jourová says dialog with Musk ‘doesn’t go well’ as EU officials quiz X on flood of disinformation and propaganda linked to Hamas attack.

The Commission has given the firms until October 25 to provide information about measures they’ve taken to curb the spread of illegal content.

Both ‘arrogant’ France and Viktor Orbán’s Hungary could learn a thing or two from the upcoming new set of rules for media, the Commission vice president says.

The announcement comes after EU digital chief Vera Jourová criticized the social media company over rampant falsehoods on its platform.