On Tuesday 18 July, the Spanish EU Council Presidency – representing the 27 Member States – and Members of the […]

Boniface de Champris · July 13, 2023

Brussels’ anti-U.S. regulatory agenda risks setting a dangerous precedent for trade. U.S. negotiators & policymakers need to tell the EU that the U.S. cannot abide discrimination against U.S. employers and jobs by close allies.

Trevor Wagener · June 30, 2023

After months of discussion, the European Council is still struggling to land an agreement on the Platform Work Directive (PWD). […]

Maria Teresa Stecher · June 9, 2023

The upcoming enforcement phase of the EU’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA) will put this high-profile regulation to its first […]

Aleksandra Zuchowska · May 31, 2023

Last Friday marked the deadline of the European Commission’s exploratory consultation on the future of the electronic communications sector and […]

Maria Teresa Stecher · May 26, 2023

EU lawmakers are currently negotiating on the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA). One of the most controversial parts is the […]

Mathilde Adjutor · May 25, 2023

Regulators are seeking more transparency on political advertising in the European Union. However,  it is worrisome to see that some […]

Claudia Canelles Quaroni · May 2, 2023

An odd telecom industry term – “large traffic generators” – recently made it into the already lengthy list of EU […]

Christian Borggreen · April 29, 2023

The European debate about the possible introduction of network fees is often being reduced to a “Big Tech vs Big […]

Maria Teresa Stecher · April 22, 2023

Recent government mandates across the world calling for greater internet regulation and requiring social media sites remove user-generated content are […]

Trevor Wagener and Kara Cade · April 19, 2023