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“Image based sexual abuse is nothing new, but Ray-Ban Meta glasses make it so much easier, because they cannot be distinguished from normal very popular glasses,” said German non-profit HateAid, in lieu of the risk concealable cameras pose for women
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Listen: Could the EU get the same teen-protection commitments from Meta as the US? – EUobserver

  • 2 September 2026
Production: By Europod, in co-production with Sphera Network. EUobserver is proud to have an editorial partnership with Europod to co-publish…
EEU
The ECB warned home prices might see 'disorderly' fall <a target="_blank" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/xingxiyang/15767416665/in/photolist-bAXqiT-q2j8Dt-9A3Ntm-czmRJb-8Z2Muk-9A2PEd-9zZRXn-9A2R4E-9A2Sns-aimdRU-hvKAUL-dRdKS1-n8AMcv-8bc4Ts-9A19A6-5H1zrd-bhodyD-dkcyD1-dcGerE-bBBtPR-KpSKXh-rDi8mU-dZanum-fxvk3a-bAXptp-fB654G-9A1fUF-">(Photo: Kiefer/Flickr)</a>
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EU pension funds buying into US AI boom, despite ECB risk warnings – EUobserver

  • 31 August 2026
European pension funds and insurers are increasingly financing the US artificial intelligence boom, buying long-dated bonds that credit…
EEU
While a ban was struck down in France, Meta faces 29 US states alleging that Instagram’s parent company regularly collects data on children under 13 years old without parental permission
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After France’s failed attempt, who will be first to shape Europe’s answer to children and social media? – EUobserver

  • 18 August 2026
French judges have struck down president Emmanuel Macron’s pioneering social-media ban for minors, posing hard questions for a…
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“While many Southern European economies were among the hardest hit during earlier economic crises, they are increasingly producing vibrant ecosystems capable of generating sustained business growth,” said a study lead
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Southern Europe leads boom in young, high-growth firms, as Germany falls behind – EUobserver

  • 14 August 2026
The booming expansion of young, fast-growing firms and sustained growth achievers is providing European business with foundations for…
EEU
EU’s invisible, €2bn border-check system needs public scrutiny
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EU’s invisible, €2bn border-check system needs public scrutiny – EUobserver

  • 13 August 2026
This summer, across Europe, the headlines have been dominated by the rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System…
EEU
As EU AI Act enters into force, study warns chatbots blur voters’ own political views
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As EU AI Act enters into force, study warns chatbots blur voters’ own political views – EUobserver

  • 3 August 2026
The EU’s artificial intelligence act came into force on Sunday (2 August), while new research reveals how AI…
EEU
Paul Timmers at a BIG event for European Sovereignty, 7 May 2026
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[Interview] Dependence on US or Chinese tech risks psychological erosion of EU values, ex-commission official warns – EUobserver

  • 30 May 2026
EUobserver sat down for an interview with Paul Timmers, who served as director for digital and cybersecurity in…
EEU
Ireland has become the second country under EU-IMF tutelage <a target="_blank">(Photo: La Marga)</a>
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A one-word answer to why EU lost control of Big Tech: Ireland – EUobserver

  • 26 May 2026
My favourite bit of interviewing Dr. Johnny Ryan was when he yelled “just off a plane, so if…
EEU
MEPs backed a cap on card payment fees, but Mastercard says retailers will not pass the benefits to customers <a target="_blank">(Photo: YayAdrian)</a>
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Europe seeks own digital-payment systems to bypass US giants, Visa and Mastercard – EUobserver

  • 9 May 2026
First published in Respekt. Today, there are probably not many people who do not have at least one…
EEU
Amazon is one of a series of multi-nationals whose tax arrangements are under scrutiny from an MEP inquiry committee. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/n1ct4yl0r/12612307855/">(Photo: Nic Taylor)</a>
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Amazon and Microsoft finally face EU anti-competitive cloud probe – EUobserver

  • 7 May 2026
Last November, following years of complaints of anti-competitive behaviour in cloud computing markets, the European Commission opened three market…
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