The European Parliament has agreed to a temporary extension of the ability of internet giants to voluntarily search for child abuse material. But negotiations with EU member states may be required first.
World politicsBoth drug gangs and migrant smugglers could become targets of EU sanctions in the future.
World politicsThe European Commission believes that full unity will be required to act against trade from Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
WorldThe EU Parliament approves an updated trade agreement with Mexico, hoping for significantly lower customs duties.
BusinessThe Swedish Medical Products Agency warns of extensive and misleading advertising for the dietary supplement Insulinorm, which is aimed at diabetics.
SwedenThe European Parliament says yes to a vote on the internet giants' voluntary search for child abuse material.
World politicsRapid development of AI models that can find and exploit vulnerabilities in software and the financial system poses major risks.
TechnologyThe European Parliament will vote on a temporary extension of the measures against child abuse that critics call "chat control".
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