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UK plan to curb online harms may prove too broad

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UNITED KINGDOM

The OSB will impose a duty of care on internet companies, particularly social media firms and search engines, to protect their users from a range of online harms, both legal and…

Further EU integration will be uneven and incremental

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EU

The celebration came just days before the United Kingdom is set to begin the withdrawal process. Precisely what path the EU will take over the next decade remains uncertain and…

Extremism is rising in Europe's security forces

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EUROPE

Extremism in security forces.

Abortion will drive a wedge in Polish ruling coalition

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POLAND

The legislation, proposed by the Left and supported by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition (KO), sought to decriminalise performing abortions up to the twelfth week of…

Serbia will face renewed opposition to lithium mining

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SERBIA

The project was scrapped by the government two years earlier after protests against it had erupted across the country. Local environmental groups suspected that the project had…

Musk’s Twitter takeover highlights disinformation risk

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INT

Musk has repeatedly said he wants the platform to prioritise ‘free speech’, but has also reassured European regulators that he will be complying with local laws, even where they…

Investors will step up corporate governance monitoring

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INTERNATIONAL

Corporate governance.

Global AI regulations will diverge

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INT

Despite a strong Chinese push on AI innovation, Beijing’s regulatory approach to AI sharply contrasts with the approaches of Western digital economies, notably the United States…

Lower workforce will impair global GDP trend growth

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INTERNATIONAL

Changing demography and socio-economic trends in the labour force.

The EU will struggle to crackdown on money laundering

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EU

EU money-laundering concerns.