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5 votes
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Antitrust: EU Commission fines Valve and five publishers of PC video games €7.8 million for “geo-blocking” practices
8 votes -
Scottish fishermen have increasingly turned to fish auctions in Denmark to avoid having their deliveries to the EU blocked by post-Brexit red tape
6 votes -
Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail; recommends outdated security algorithms
13 votes -
No cookie for you - Github removes all non-essential cookies
24 votes -
European Commission proposes Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act: New rules for all digital services, including social media, online marketplaces, and other platforms operating in the EU
10 votes -
EU reveals plan to regulate Big Tech
6 votes -
Norway may stop British and EU vessels fishing in its waters from January 1st – talks held up by London's protracted Brexit standoff with Brussels
8 votes -
Climate Change Performance Index – Scandinavian countries power the European Union's climate action but coal-reliant eastern member states lag behind
4 votes -
European Parliament votes for right to repair
19 votes -
Google apologises to Thierry Breton over plan to target EU commissioner
6 votes -
EU Draft Council Declaration Against Encryption [pdf]
10 votes -
Denmark has lashed out against the EU's plan to establish a minimum wage, arguing it would undermine a national labor-market model that's popular with unions and employers
7 votes -
[SOLVED] US websites no longer work, at all, in EU (?)
So, I had an issue with the radionouspace.net website, referenced here. Since then, I've started hitting the exact same issue on a few other sites ... webpage never resolves, the browser just...
So, I had an issue with the radionouspace.net website, referenced here. Since then, I've started hitting the exact same issue on a few other sites ... webpage never resolves, the browser just spins its wheels until it times out.
I went thru and systematically shut down all of my add-ons, no joy. Tried other browsers, does not work anywhere ... except, oddly, sometimes, in TOR. On a hunch, I fired up my VPN service and tried to connect thru a US-based VPN server ... and there it is.
I have now confirmed, multiple websites (I'm assuming these are all US-based -- have not checked) no longer resolve for me, here in Hungary. Can anyone, anywhere else in the EU, confirm this?
I'm guessing this is the US response to the latest GDPR ruling against data-sharing across the Pond, but I'm on a "news fast" and haven't been keeping up-to-date ... anyone care to fill me in -- the "in a nutshell" version?
Update: Definitely something local-ish, probably specific to my ISP. VPN thru Hungary works, non-VPN thru Hungary does not.
10 votes -
Greta Thunberg has accused MEPs of surrendering on the climate and environment by voting in favour of a watered-down reform of the EU's common agricultural policy
5 votes -
EU shoots for €10B ‘industrial cloud’ to rival US
7 votes -
Can we save energy, jobs, and growth at the same time?
5 votes -
Cambridge Analytica did not misuse data in EU referendum, says UK watchdog
5 votes -
Sweden has the highest proportion of drug-related deaths in the European Union, with eighty-one cases per one million citizens – nearly four times higher than the EU average
11 votes -
Notes about Nagorno-Karabakh by Martin Sonneborn, EU parlamentarian and satirist
4 votes -
Boris Johnson's new Brexit trade advisor is former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott
10 votes -
European Union no closer to agreeing COVID economic recovery plan
11 votes -
US officials are ramping up criticism of the GDPR, which they say protects cybercriminals
17 votes -
EU digs in on digital tax plan, after US quits talks
5 votes -
Facebook accused of trying to bypass GDPR, slurp domain owners' personal Whois info via an obscure process
9 votes -
European Union may bar American travelers as it reopens borders, citing failures on virus
15 votes -
Amazon may face EU antitrust charges over merchant data in coming weeks
5 votes -
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells European Union workers to come back, but must quarantine
12 votes -
European Union proposes $825 billion coronavirus rescue plan, giving Brussels power to raise money for first time
12 votes -
EU regulator to probe Air Canada's proposed takeover of Transat
3 votes -
Grandmother ordered to delete Facebook photos under GDPR
12 votes -
EU ambassador says Australia played 'bad cop' to Europe's 'good cop' to get coronavirus motion up
5 votes -
Merkel and Macron make a stunning coronavirus proposal on EU pandemic fund
10 votes -
A coalition of 62 countries has backed a joint Australian and European Union push for an independent inquiry into the coronavirus outbreak ahead of a crucial World Health Assembly meeting in Geneva
9 votes -
Apple Store's temperature checks may violate EU privacy rules, says German data protection office
5 votes -
Hungary no longer a democracy, Freedom House says
17 votes -
An alliance of world leaders have met during a virtual summit, pledging 7.4 billion euros for coronavirus testing and treatment and the development of a vaccine
9 votes -
Finland has become the latest European country to agree to house dozens of asylum-seeking minors from over-crowded Greek refugee camps
4 votes -
Nearly two years after Europe's GDPR privacy law came into effect, supporters are frustrated by lack of enforcement, poor funding, limited staff resources and stalling tactics by the tech companies
10 votes -
Iceland wins EU trademark battle against United Kingdom-based supermarket chain
7 votes -
EU state aid regulators clear Danish financial support for a rail-road link between Denmark and Germany
4 votes -
EU warns of pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign on coronavirus
14 votes -
Health ministers squabble over face masks at coronavirus talks
5 votes -
Europe OKs suspension of strict ‘use-it or lose-it’ airline slot rules amid coronavirus outbreak
9 votes -
Swedish teenage activist Greta Thunberg says EU legislation to tackle climate change is a surrender
9 votes -
Choppy waters of Brexit threaten Danish fishing – after Brexit the UK is taking control of its exclusive economic zone, stretching up to 200 nautical miles offshore
7 votes -
EU Commission to staff: Switch to Signal messaging app
14 votes -
Finnish government has agreed to take in up to 175 asylum-seekers from camps in Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta to alleviate the humanitarian situation in the Mediterranean
8 votes -
Prompted by Brexit, Google will move UK users' data out of Irish jurisdiction so they are no longer covered by EU privacy rules
21 votes -
EU states clash over use of toxic mercury in light bulbs – lighting industry's exemption from 2011 ban may jeopardise climate goals says Sweden
7 votes