EU TikTok Hypocrisy Grows As New Investigation Launched
Barely a week after the European Parliament announced use of the app for election campaigning, the Commission wants to look at its danger to children.
Barely a week after the European Parliament announced use of the app for election campaigning, the Commission wants to look at its danger to children.
Brussels is trying to scare member states into funding the project by flashing the Trump card.
Critics warn the plans to give every EU citizen an ‘eID’ will create a “surveillance state.”
2,800 military personnel from 19 member states took part in the exercise
The EU is using the Israel-Hamas conflict as a fig leaf for extending its control of the internet—but online censorship will not solve the problem of Islamism.
The EU has “no other choice” but to significantly increase its defense budget after 2025, Commissioner Breton said, suggesting a joint war fleet and missile defense network.
The architect of the EU’s online content edict is reportedly starting his bid for the Commission’s presidency, courting centrist allies in the Parliament, disposing of rivals, and consolidating power.
The EU has become fully reliant on Elon Musk’s company, SpaceX, to get its satellites into orbit, while its regulators hope to bring the hammer down on Musk this month over hate speech regulation on Twitter.
Echoing remarks from French President Emmanuel Macron, a European Union Commissioner has suggested that social media platforms could be shut down if they fail to remove content that incites rioting and urban unrest in the wake of the French riots this month.
Commission VP Věra Jourová urged that AI-generated information be labeled as such, and that restrictions be put on AI technology from being used to generate disinformation.