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“I don’t really like to talk to journalists,” he said, looking out the window at the glacial deadness beyond: savage rock and unbroken white stretching all the way to the sky. “Minding my own business is why I came to this place.” That was...
Von der Leyen’s Canada pitch, housing protests in Spain and what’s on across Europe Over 100 protesters om animal rights group Animal Equality gathered outside the European Commission’s Directorate General for Health and Food Safety in...
Will the new Kids Act protect children or complicate the digital rulebook? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled one of the European Union’s most ambitious youth online safety measures yet: a social media ban for...
Mike Sax on why the Digital Fairness Act should target harm, not features By the end of the year, the European Commission is expected to propose regulating addictive design through the Digital Fairness Act, or DFA. The proposal is driven...
Meloni’s record-breaking cabinet faces a challenge from the far right On Oct. 22, Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will mark four years in power — a remarkable feat in a nation long mocked as ungovernable. Her government became the...
Inside Rob Jetten’s rise from youth politics to embattled Dutch PM The legend goes that, in the early days of his premiership, Rob Jetten asked former Prime Minister Mark Rutte for advice on how to run the country. Rutte, who had shepherded...
