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Temu, a Chinese-owned ultra-low-cost e-commerce platform, is facing coordinated complaints from consumer protection groups across the European Union. These complaints accuse Temu of multiple violations of the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA). Temu was introduced in the region approximately one year ago, but it has recently announced that it has surpassed 75 million monthly users.The …

The EU is gearing up for the election of the new European Parliament in June with the objective of protecting the integrity of electoral processes from disinformation amplified by the use of artificial intelligence (AI). (ANSA)

The European Commission is pushing for the implementation and enforcement of the Digital Service Act (DSA). It is now taking action against six Member States that failed to...

In its regular package of infringement decisions, the European Commission pursues legal action against EU Member States for failing to comply with their obligations under EU law. These decisions, covering various sectors and EU policy areas, aim to ensure the proper application of EU law for the benefit of citizens and businesses.

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The EU Commission published guidelines Tuesday for designated very large online platforms, to help them mitigate systemic risks online that may impact the integrity of upcoming elections.

The European Commission’s Digital Services Act (DSA) came into effect for very large online platforms and very large online search engines last year and became fully applicable on...

The European Union's rebooted e-commerce rules start to apply in full from tomorrow -- setting new legal obligations on the likely thousands of platforms and digital businesses that fall in scope. The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a massive endeavour by the EU to set an online governance framework for platforms and use transparency obligations as a tool to squeeze illegal content and products off the regional internet. If something is illegal to say or sell in a particular Member State it...

The Digital Services Act, the EUs new rulebook for a safer and more transparent online world, will apply in full to online platforms and marketplaces in the EU from Saturday 17 February.

The European Union's rebooted e-commerce rules start to apply in full from tomorrow -- setting new legal obligations on the likely thousands of platforms and digital businesses that fall in scope. The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a massive endeavour by the EU to set an online governance framework for platforms and use transparency obligations as a tool to squeeze illegal content and products off the regional internet. If something is illegal to say or sell in a particular Member State it...