Inspire Middle East License to influence: UAE law regulates social media players In a bid to regulate the social media marketing industry, the UAE has made licenses for commercialised influencers mandatory. 19/07/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: Companies, EU citizens still adapting to GDPR data regulati The General Data Protection Regulation has shaped the way companies handle the personal data of EU citizens since 2018. Some are still adapting to the rules though. Learn more by watching The Brief from Brussels. 13/06/2019
World Meet the disabled man behind Russia's most-read political blog "When people found out I was behind Stalingagulag there were millions of comments. How can you use profanities? Like, if you’re in a wheelchair, you can't do anything, you just have to pray, ask for someone's help and look at the world from the window of your apartment." 13/05/2019
Belgium MEPs votes in favour of strict new rules on online terrorist content The European Parliament has voted in favour of proposals that will compel websites to take down terrorist content within one hour 17/04/2019
Inspire Middle East Is blockchain a game-changer? Highlights from the Future Blockchain Summit The UAE hosted its second annual Future Blockchain Summit, gathering together thousands of technology industry experts, government bodies and international companies. 12/04/2019
Inspire Middle East What is ethical hacking and what is it doing for cybersecurity? Hackers today are capable of stealing your bank details in seconds by simply holding your debit card to their phone. 12/04/2019
Raw Politics Controversial copyright reform ignites debate on internet freedom Raw Politics host Tesa Arcilla discusses the controversial copyright reform vote with Tuesday night's panel. 27/03/2019
brussels bureau MEPs back divisive EU copyright overhaul Supporters say changes will protect content creators, while Google claims they will EU's creative and digital economies 26/03/2019
world news MEPs throw support behind controversial copyright reforms Platforms will be forced to pay publishers for news snippets and filter out protected content. 26/03/2019
Raw Politics Raw Politics: MEPs discuss upcoming copyright directive Ahead of Tuesday's controversial copyright reform vote, German MEPs debated the issue on Raw Politics. 26/03/2019
Good Morning Europe Controversial European copyright reforms to get final vote today It has been lauded by Paul McCartney and criticised by Wyclef Jean - But after two years of wrangling, the European Parliament will vote today on controversial copyright reforms. 26/03/2019
Romania Fed-up mayor in Romania cuts internet cables amid telecoms dispute Is this Romania's answer to Edward Scissorhands? 21/03/2019
USA 'Virtual kidnapping' is on the rise: Here's how to protect your family What do you do if you get a call from someone claiming they kidnapped your child? 15/03/2019
United Kingdom How will new law alter Brits' access to porn sites? | Euronews answers The law was designed to prevent children from accessing pornographic content but some fear it would worsen the issue. 11/03/2019
world news Mobile World Congress: security challenges in a hyper-connected world Mobile World Congress: security challenges in a hyper-connected world 28/02/2019
Cuba Watch: mobile internet rings the changes in Cuba In the first 40 days that people could start buying mobile internet access, 1.8 million Cubans did. 22/02/2019
Russia Runet: what does Russia's internet 'nationalisation' mean? Russian lawmakers voted on Tuesday to experiment with shutting off the country's internet from the rest of the world. 12/02/2019
brussels bureau European election 2019 - this time will be different People go to the polls against a backdrop of profound changes 12/02/2019
brussels bureau The Brief - Facebook fights hate speech, Farmers fear Brexit and Optimism in Polish politics In this edition, we hear how the EU Commission is working with social media giants to stamp out online hate speech and we find out about a Polish mayor who wants to bring more positive energy to politics with a new political party called Spring. 05/02/2019
View The week that was: challenges posed by our interconnected world ǀ View We bring you our weekly round-up of the View opinion articles that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days. 04/02/2019
View The internet's flaws can't be fixed without fixing humans first | View Everything you hate about online culture is created and maintained by other people. 27/01/2019
World How African citizens protect themselves against Internet shutdowns The governments of several African countries are using Internet shutdowns more and more to control what people say or do online. How can regular citizens defend themselves? 26/01/2019
Switzerland Democracy can't work if people are being duped, says Jimmy Wales Wikipedia founder issues warning on fake news around votes. 24/01/2019
Iran Iran's president says media censorship has backfired on regime Opposing the will of the people is 'neither right, nor legal, nor legitimate,' says Iranian president 23/01/2019
Russia Russian parliament to bolster penalties for spread of fake news Russia's Duma is set to vote on two new bills that bolster penalties handed down to those who are involved in the spread of fake news 13/12/2018
View Germany’s NetzDG needs help to stem online hate speech | View Online hate must be combatted, and will is not enough – we must ensure the tools we are using are as optimal as they can be. Failure on either front will mean those who spread hate online win. 23/11/2018
