European Union

The EU’s Commission wants to ensure Apple products like iPhones and iPads interact properly with all headphones and smartwatches.

EU to guide Apple in providing support for third-party headphones, watches

The EU has pledged $180 million to help rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure, about half of which has been damaged by Russia's invasion.

EU using funds from seized Russian assets to aid Ukraine’s energy sector

Portugal is battling one of its worst wildfire outbreaks in recent years, with over 100 fires being fought by firefighters and volunteers.

State of calamity declared in Portugal, wildfires consume nearly 40,000 acres

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is concerned it might and wants a briefing from the European Commission.

Does EU content moderation law impact free speech in America?

The European Court of Justice ruled against both Apple and Google on Tuesday. Now the two companies face billions of dollars in fines.

Apple and Google lose billions in back taxes, EU fines across the pond

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has been released from French custody and faces potential charges related to alleged activities on the platform.

Telegram CEO Durov released from custody amid investigation

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated there "isn’t a snowball’s chance in hell that Canada would become part of the United States."

Canada imposing 100% tariffs on Chinese-made EVs to protect trade

Big Tech is under pressure after a judge ruled Google is a monopoly. Here's what it means for antitrust cases against Apple, Meta and Amazon.

Google’s antitrust loss ‘a warning’ to Big Tech: The government can win

This week's antitrust ruling against Google is groundbreaking. But don't expect a quick solution, despite consequences coming later this year.

Break up Google? How the search giant might be punished for antitrust ruling

The EPA has ordered and emergency ban of DCPA.

EPA orders emergency ban over common pesticide

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