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ESAsesinato machista en Barcelona: Un marido asesina a su esposa tras denunciarla por maltrato ESIncendio forestal en Fermoselle (Zamora): Evacuadas siete localidades y declarado el nivel máximo de gravedad ESTerremoto en Japón: sube a 18 el número de muertos tras el sismo de magnitud 7,1 en Kumamoto ESIncendios en la Península Ibérica: Más de 115.000 personas evacuadas o confinadas ESEl Rayo Vallecano en crisis: Denuncia por negar acceso a obras y dudas sobre el destino de 20 millones de euros ESAyuso anuncia 58 medidas para la recuperación del suroeste de Madrid tras el incendio ESDetenido el propietario de la máquina que originó el incendio de Burgohondo, el mayor de la historia de España ESLa paz en Oriente Próximo: iniciativas para terminar la guerra entre EE.UU. e Irán ESJuez autoriza análisis de cuentas de Zapatero y su entorno por sospechas de blanqueo ESIncendio en La Vall d'Uixó: Tania Baños describe los momentos más tensos y destaca la solidaridad ciudadana ESAsesinato machista en Barcelona: Un marido asesina a su esposa tras denunciarla por maltrato ESIncendio forestal en Fermoselle (Zamora): Evacuadas siete localidades y declarado el nivel máximo de gravedad ESTerremoto en Japón: sube a 18 el número de muertos tras el sismo de magnitud 7,1 en Kumamoto ESIncendios en la Península Ibérica: Más de 115.000 personas evacuadas o confinadas ESEl Rayo Vallecano en crisis: Denuncia por negar acceso a obras y dudas sobre el destino de 20 millones de euros ESAyuso anuncia 58 medidas para la recuperación del suroeste de Madrid tras el incendio ESDetenido el propietario de la máquina que originó el incendio de Burgohondo, el mayor de la historia de España ESLa paz en Oriente Próximo: iniciativas para terminar la guerra entre EE.UU. e Irán ESJuez autoriza análisis de cuentas de Zapatero y su entorno por sospechas de blanqueo ESIncendio en La Vall d'Uixó: Tania Baños describe los momentos más tensos y destaca la solidaridad ciudadana

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EU Commission Finds TikTok Lacking in Child Protection Under Digital Services Act

Teknoloji·6 gün önceAI özeti

EU Commission Finds TikTok Lacking in Child Protection Under Digital Services Act

The European Commission has announced preliminary findings under the Digital Services Act (DSA), stating TikTok fails to adequately protect children. The Commission recommends adjusting default settings for minors' accounts and warns of potential fines up to 6% of global annual revenue if concerns are not addressed. This follows a similar UK investigation.

Tech & EU, Social Media Bans, OnePlus Exit, & More

6 gün önceAI özeti

Tech & EU, Social Media Bans, OnePlus Exit, & More

EU's pro-competition proposals may expose Google Search to hacking risks. OnePlus exits North America and Europe. San Francisco targets 'nudify' apps. Debate on banning social media for kids. China outsmarts Anthropic's geolocation. Europe seeks its own AI, leveraging the Trump factor.

EU Fines Google €890 Million for Anti-Competitive Practices

Business·23.07.2026AI özeti

EU Fines Google €890 Million for Anti-Competitive Practices

The EU fined Google €890 million for violating digital regulations by favoring its search engine and Play app store, harming competition. Digital Commissioner Henna Virkkunen and Competition Commissioner Teresa Ribera cited unfair prominence and restricted app offers.

Google fined €890m by EU for Digital Markets Act breaches

Business·23.07.2026AI özeti

Google fined €890m by EU for Digital Markets Act breaches

Google has been fined a total of €890m by the EU for breaching online competition laws under the Digital Markets Act. The European Commission cited Google's prioritization of its own services in search results and restrictions on app developers from steering consumers to cheaper offers.

Guardian Technology

EU Ambassadors Fail to Agree on 21st Anti-Russian Sanctions Package

Siyaset·23.07.2026AI özeti

EU Ambassadors Fail to Agree on 21st Anti-Russian Sanctions Package

EU ambassadors in Brussels failed to reach an agreement on the 21st package of anti-Russian sanctions, which included softer restrictions on Russian LNG transportation to third countries and excluded a proposed ban on Russian fish.

European Commission Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger with Conditions

Business·23.07.2026AI özeti

European Commission Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger with Conditions

European Commission regulators approved Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, conditional on Paramount ending its joint distribution venture, Universal International Pictures (UIP), with Universal in Europe. The merger still faces a temporary pause from a US lawsuit by 12 states and scrutiny from UK regulators.

Paramount Skydance's Warner Bros. Takeover Gets EU Approval, Faces US & UK Hurdles

Business·23.07.2026AI özeti

Paramount Skydance's Warner Bros. Takeover Gets EU Approval, Faces US & UK Hurdles

Paramount Skydance's £80bn bid for Warner Brothers received conditional EU approval after commitments to end a film distribution joint venture. However, the deal faces significant challenges in the US, including a court-ordered pause and a preliminary injunction hearing, as well as potential intervention in the UK.

China and EU Sign Two-Year Joint Research Funding Agreement

22.07.2026AI özeti

China and EU Sign Two-Year Joint Research Funding Agreement

China's Ministry of Science and Technology and the European Commission have signed a two-year joint research funding agreement, supporting scientific cooperation until 2027 in areas like food, agriculture, biosolutions, climate change, and biodiversity.

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Prepares for EU-UK Summit Amidst Brexit Dilemmas

Siyaset·21.07.2026AI özeti

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Prepares for EU-UK Summit Amidst Brexit Dilemmas

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, largely unknown in Brussels, prepares for an EU-UK summit. He inherits a "reset agenda" aiming to ease trade barriers, link emissions systems, and establish a youth exchange, while navigating familiar Brexit dilemmas and his stated desire to rejoin the EU in his lifetime.

Andy Burnham's EU Challenge: Unknown in Brussels, Inherits Starmer's Reset Agenda

Siyaset·21.07.2026AI özeti

Andy Burnham's EU Challenge: Unknown in Brussels, Inherits Starmer's Reset Agenda

Andy Burnham, Britain's new prime minister, is largely unknown in Brussels but is set to lead an EU-UK summit this autumn, inheriting Keir Starmer's reset agenda. Key issues include trade barriers, a youth exchange scheme, and defence cooperation, with his Brexit stance creating both hope and caution.

EU Recommends Suspending Methane Emission Penalties for Energy Companies

Siyaset·21.07.2026AI özeti

EU Recommends Suspending Methane Emission Penalties for Energy Companies

The European Commission recommended suspending penalties for oil and gas companies breaching methane emission standards from 2027-2030. Citing pressure from the US and global energy market tightness due to the US-Iran war and Middle East conflict, the move aims to prevent energy supply disruptions.

European Commission Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Counterfeit Sales

Business·21.07.2026AI özeti

European Commission Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Counterfeit Sales

The European Commission fined Chinese e-commerce giant AliExpress €550 million, the largest penalty under the Digital Services Act (DSA), for failing to prevent the sale of counterfeit and harmful products in the EU. AliExpress disputes the "disproportionate" fine.

European Commission Fines AliExpress Over $625 Million for DSA Violations

Business·20.07.2026AI özeti

European Commission Fines AliExpress Over $625 Million for DSA Violations

The European Commission fined AliExpress over $625 million, the largest penalty under the Digital Services Act (DSA), for failing to mitigate risks of illegal, unsafe, and counterfeit products. AliExpress expressed surprise and plans to appeal.

European Commission Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Illegal Products

Business·20.07.2026AI özeti

European Commission Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Illegal Products

The European Commission imposed a record €550 million fine on Chinese e-commerce giant AliExpress for failing to prevent the sale of illegal and harmful products, including counterfeits and unsafe toys, on its platform under the Digital Services Act. AliExpress announced it will appeal the decision.

AliExpress Fined Record €550m by EU for Failure to Stop Illegal Goods

Business·20.07.2026AI özeti

AliExpress Fined Record €550m by EU for Failure to Stop Illegal Goods

AliExpress has been fined a record €550m by the EU under the Digital Services Act for failing to prevent the sale of illegal and harmful products, including counterfeit clothing and unsafe cosmetics, on its platform. The company condemned the fine as "disproportionate."

Guardian Business

Europe's Corporate Debt: Small Financial Hubs Top the Ranking, Not Expected Economies

20.07.2026AI özeti

Europe's Corporate Debt: Small Financial Hubs Top the Ranking, Not Expected Economies

New Eurostat data shows corporate debt exceeding 85% of GDP in seven EU states, including Luxembourg (251.1%), Denmark (115.4%), and Sweden (108.6%). While many high figures are due to international financial hubs, France and Sweden's real estate sector show genuine macroeconomic vulnerabilities.

Euronews Business

EU to Intensify Measures Against Chinese Imports Before October Deadline

Business·19.07.2026AI özeti

EU to Intensify Measures Against Chinese Imports Before October Deadline

The EU will intensify measures against Chinese imports before an October deadline to protect its market from overcapacity, as negotiations with Beijing to reduce a €1 billion-a-day trade deficit continue amidst high tensions and threats of retaliation.

Euronews Business

EU Charges Meta with Breaching Digital Services Act Over Addictive Platform Design

Siyaset·10.07.2026AI özeti

EU Charges Meta with Breaching Digital Services Act Over Addictive Platform Design

The European Commission has charged Meta Platforms with violating the EU's Digital Services Act, citing addictive features on Instagram and Facebook. Meta faces potential fines of up to 6% of global turnover if changes aren't made to features like autoplay and infinite scroll.

European Commission Investigates Meta for Addictive Designs on Instagram and Facebook

Siyaset·10.07.2026AI özeti

European Commission Investigates Meta for Addictive Designs on Instagram and Facebook

The European Commission has preliminarily found Meta in violation of the Digital Services Act for implementing addictive designs on Instagram and Facebook, potentially fueling compulsive use and harming users' wellbeing. Meta disputes the findings.

EU Regulators Accuse Meta of Addictive Design on Facebook and Instagram

Siyaset·10.07.2026AI özeti

EU Regulators Accuse Meta of Addictive Design on Facebook and Instagram

EU regulators have charged Meta with failing to tackle the "addictive design" of Facebook and Instagram, which they say harms users' mental and physical health. Features like video autoplay and infinite scroll were cited as contributing to compulsive use, particularly among children. Meta faces potential fines up to 6% of its annual turnover if found in breach of the Digital Services Act.

Guardian International

EU Commission Proposes Tough Measures Against Illegal Israeli Settlements

Siyaset·09.07.2026AI özeti

EU Commission Proposes Tough Measures Against Illegal Israeli Settlements

The European Commission is proposing strict measures to curb imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank. Options include an import licensing system, tariffs, or an outright ban, aiming to strengthen enforcement without new EU legal instruments.

EU Court Dismisses Apple's Challenge to Big Tech Rules

Siyaset·08.07.2026AI özeti

EU Court Dismisses Apple's Challenge to Big Tech Rules

The EU General Court upheld Apple's designation as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act for its App Store and iOS, dismissing the company's legal challenges. The ruling is a significant victory for the European Commission in its efforts to regulate Big Tech.

EU-China Trade Tensions Echo 1970s-80s Europe-Japan Conflict

Business·07.07.2026AI özeti

EU-China Trade Tensions Echo 1970s-80s Europe-Japan Conflict

The EU's current trade disputes with China share similarities with the 1970s-80s trade conflict between Europe and Japan, particularly concerning fears of import competition undermining domestic production in sectors like autos and electronics. However, China's geopolitical status as a "systemic rival" distinguishes it from Japan, which was a political ally.

EU Commission Considers New Foreign Affairs Department, Potentially Reducing Kaja Kallas's Powers

Siyaset·07.07.2026AI özeti

EU Commission Considers New Foreign Affairs Department, Potentially Reducing Kaja Kallas's Powers

The European Commission is reportedly considering a new foreign affairs department that could diminish the powers of the EU's diplomatic service led by Kaja Kallas. This move signals President Ursula von der Leyen's effort to centralize control over the bloc's foreign policy.