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TikTok announced Wednesday that it had suspended a feature that rewarded users for watching and liking videos on its new Lite app, available in France and Spain, after the EU launched an investigation Monday over child-safety concerns.
With U.S. commitments in doubt as never before, leaders from Paris to Warsaw are facing the prospect of deterring Putin on th
Europe and the US need each other and are "stronger together", the secretary-general of Nato has said.
Startup acquisitions have been replaced by hiring sprees and tight partnerships
The prime minister of a huge European nation has said while it might be difficult, people have to “mentally get used” to a new reality.
Putin is executing a major military plan that is sparking significant fears of a new large-scale invasion.
San Francisco (AFP) – California, home to Silicon Valley, is eager to rein in the deployment of artificial intelligence and is looking to Europe's tough-on-big-tech approach for inspiration.
Election commission results on Monday (March 18) showed that President Vladimir Putin has secured a fifth term with an overwhelming number of votes, in an election that held little suspense. Putin was all but guaranteed to win re-election, having silenced or imprisoned all his major opponents.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that the Europe's security was "at stake" in Ukraine, warning that a Russian victory against Kyiv "would reduce Europe's credibility to zero".
Hungary’s PM arrives in US this week without a White House invitation as he pursues what critics call his ‘fantasy’ foreign policy
The E.U. Digital Markets Act has come into effect, forcing six major tech companies to make significant changes. The Biden administration has taken a muted approach.
Russian leader spoke about issues like the Ukraine conflict, international relations, and the nation’s socio-economic development
French President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday new steps to boost Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion, saying not even the sending of Western ground troops was ruled out to achieve Europe's goal of defeating Moscow.
Ukraine's allies need a “fresh start” and more needs to be done to support Kyiv in its fight against Russia, French President Emmanuel Macron declared Monday at the opening of an international conference on aid to Ukraine in Paris, two years into the Russian invasion.
Hungary approves Sweden joining Nato after months of delays Yes vote comes nearly two years after historically neutral country applied to join military alliance
Moscow doesn’t want the world slipping into a global war, the Russian leader said
A draft agreement has already been prepared, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung claims
