Now playing Next Tech News Tech industry wants more time to reply to AI consultation The summer recess doesn't help them to collect meaningful contributions, they claim. 08/08/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Meet 6 MEPs who traded chasing medals for votes An élite group of European lawmakers have stood out in both the Olympic and political arenas. 08/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News X hit with Irish privacy complaint over data use for AI training model The case comes as Meta withdrew its virtual assistants from the EU after regulatory concerns. 07/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News TikTok commits to withdraw TikTok Lite from EU It is the first DSA investigation to come to a close. 05/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News Euronews Digital Summer: New head of consumer group has AI, telco regulations in sights Agustín Reyna on AI, upcoming telecom reforms and the need to enforce the platform regulation laws. 05/08/2024
Now playing Next Europe Decoded Demogra-what? A definitive guide to European Commission portfolios After the summer, Ursula von der Leyen has some dream jobs to hand out, and some duff ones too. Euronews takes you on a journey from competition to multilingualism. 05/08/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Private and public office: Double-edged sword of EU revolving doors Why is crossing the floor from private to public sector, and vice versa, subject of polemic? What are the rules in place to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure good regulation? Euronews looks at the tech sector to answer those questions. 05/08/2024
Now playing Next Green News EU hails benefits of multi-billion-euro environmental action A cost-benefit analysis by the European Commission says nearly €3.5 billion of EU money pumped into real-world environmental schemes through the LIFE programme gave a tenfold return on investment – justification, green groups say, for massively ramping up spending. 02/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News Researchers fear effects of Meta’s CrowdTangle shutdown The Big Tech companies says its tool will be replaced by alternatives 02/08/2024
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Now playing Next Europe News EU awaits details from Hungary and Slovakia in Russia oil spat The EU executive is awaiting further details from Slovakia and Hungary about their oil supply situation before taking any further action in a dispute over Kyiv's sanctions against Russian oil firm Lukoil, which has continued supplying the two countries via Ukraine through over two years of war. 01/08/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Greek PM nominates Tzitzikostas for EU Commissioner role Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has selected a former Brussels bubble heavyweight as the country’s candidate for EU commissioner, aiming for a relevant portfolio related to economics or defence. 01/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News 700 companies keen to join Pact to prepare for AI law Industry commitments will be formalised this autumn. 01/08/2024
Now playing Next Europe Decoded What will the EU’s defence industry commissioner do? Whoever von der Leyen puts in the hot seat must unite and strengthen a highly fragmented industry. 01/08/2024
Now playing Next Tech News Tech companies call for workforce upskilling to meet AI impact on jobs The report was inspired by the work done under the EU-US Trade and Technology Council. 31/07/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Serbia: Fresh protests threaten EU-backed lithium mining plan A government U-turn on a blocked lithium mining project immediately followed by an agreement to supply the EU with critical raw materials has triggered a wave of protest across Serbia. 31/07/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Olympics stir EU debate on need for meat-based protein The Paris Olympics have stirred debate in Brussels after athletes complained about the lack of animal protein-rich diet. 30/07/2024
Now playing Next Europe News ‘Holiday poverty’ affects 40 million workers in EU, finds new study New study shows that 39.7 million workers, 14% of the EU’s population, couldn’t afford to go on holiday for a week in 2022. 30/07/2024
Now playing Next Green News EU court finds Spanish region unlawful in allowing wolf hunting The strictly protected status of European wolves has been confirmed in two judgments by the EU Court of Justice in Luxembourg this month, but the political right is looking to open up the growing population to hunting. 29/07/2024
Now playing Next Tech News Disinformation code needs formal place under DSA, regulators say Regulators urge platforms to call for conversion of the Code of Practice of Disinformation. 29/07/2024