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Presentation of DSA European Year of Rail 2021 Transitional provisions for support from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) and by the European Agricultural Fund (EAGF) A New Strategy for European SMEs Brexit: Future relations between the EU and the UK ECI Minority SafePack _____________________ Council Conclusions on the MFF, Rule of Law and the Climate Law This week, MEPs debated and voted on a resolution on the outcome of last week's European Council summit on the Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027 (MFF), the InterInstitutional Agreement, the EU Recovery Ins...

By James Carstensen | December 16, 2020 | 8:09pm EST (Photo by Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images) Berlin (CNSNews.com) – A pair of draft European Union laws propose to increase pressure on tech giants in response to anti-competitive behavior, dissemination of terrorist propaganda, and political interference, with violators facing measures including substantial fines and service suspension. The European Commission announced the draft Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) on Tuesday, saying the aim is to address platforms' “vulnerabili...

EU lawmakers from the European Parliament and the Council signed off on new rules to police online terrorist content Thursday (10 December), in a move that will see pan-European removal orders issued from competent authorities of any EU member state. The new rules mean that EU nations will have the power to order online services providers to remove content hosted in another country in the bloc. Moreover, the removals of content such as texts, images, sound recordings, or videos that ‘incite, solicit or contribute’ to terrorist offenses, will have to be made by online services providers wi...

“We are looking into legal options to resolve this issue.” – ECR MEP Angel Dzhambazki, who this week found himself at the centre of an Indian disinformation scandal in Brussels.      Story of the week: Researchers have unearthed a widespread, coordinated, and manipulative 15-year-long Indian disinformation operation in Brussels, with the creation of fake media, the revival of defunct think-tanks, and even the fraudulent impersonation of dead people.   Also this week: The latest on the Digital Services Act, MEPs concerned about copyright, auditors probe EU’s 5G goals, France DPA Vs...