
EU Parliament Ends ‘Chat Control’ With Razor-Thin Majority
With a razor-thin majority of one vote, European lawmakers rejected both the automated scanning of unknown messages and proposals allowing voluntary implementation.

With a razor-thin majority of one vote, European lawmakers rejected both the automated scanning of unknown messages and proposals allowing voluntary implementation.

The event examines the growing distance between EU institutions and the Union’s citizens amid a full-blown European identity crisis.

Working Europeans face hundreds in extra annual costs, analysis finds.