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The future of digital regulation between the EU and the US
The EU’s bold Digital Markets and Services Acts set the stage for a transatlantic clash with the US over the regulation of tech giants. As Brussels pursues digital sovereignty, Washington defends innovation. Could these tensions reshape the global digital landscape?
Zalando challenges EU tech rules, seeks exemption
The company argues it differs from Amazon and AliExpress and should not be subject to the same strict rules.
FCC raises concerns over EU’s online regulation impact on free speech
The Trump administration has vowed to push back against regulations it sees as unfair to American businesses.
Binance to remove non-MiCA compliant stablecoins in Europe
MiCA-compliant stablecoins like USDC and Eurite (EURI) will remain available, and Binance advises users to convert non-compliant coins into approved alternatives or fiat.
EU Commission proposes enhanced cyber crisis management framework
The EU Commission’s proposal seeks to boost cybersecurity cooperation among Member States through collaborative clusters, a common crisis management taxonomy, ongoing exercises, improved DNS strategies, and enhanced information sharing with public and private entities and NATO.
Waze faces stricter EU rules as platform reaches key user threshold
After surpassing 50 million monthly users, Waze is required to strengthen its content moderation efforts.
US lawmakers criticise EU’s Digital Markets Act
Jim Jordan and Scott Fitzgerald question EU rules on Big Tech.
Overview of AI policy in 15 jurisdictions
These approaches illustrate a global shift towards embracing AI’s transformative potential while considering the ethical and societal implications, fostering international cooperation to future-proof technological advancements.
Stricter rules for WhatsApp after EU designation
EU violations could cost WhatsApp up to 6% of global revenue.
US court urged to reconsider net neutrality ruling after push from public interest groups
Public interest groups seek legal review over FCC’s ability to implement net neutrality rules.
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