Tech Policy Press spoke with Rejo Zenger, Policy and Advocacy Lead at Bits of Freedom, to better understand the significance of the ruling.

Tech policy is a key part of the Trump administration's dramatic project to replace the US's traditional European alliances, Dean Jackson writes.

Tech policy is a key part of the Trump administration's dramatic project to replace the US's traditional European alliances, Dean Jackson writes.

The obstacles are formidable, but Europe has no alternative but to build its own technologies, writes Cristina Caffarra.

After Charlie Kirk's shooting, X's Grok and Google's AI Overviews spread false claims, raising urgent concerns about AI moderation, reports Varsha Bansal.

Robin Berjon explores how principled advertising on Wikipedia could fund a democratic digital future.

The Nepalese government attempted to control the information ecosystem and lost control of the state itself, writes Samik Kharel.

In her State of the Union speech at the Parliament, European Commission President Von der Leyen said Europe must fight for its independence.

Just 1% of Commission services run on France-based OVHcloud’s public cloud

The session sparked partisan feuding over what counts as “censorship,” whether imposed by foreign governments or domestic platforms.

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Trump’s tariff threats on countries regulating US tech firms have sparked a wave of sharp and more public pushback from EU officials, reports Ramsha Jahangir.

Bloc must be prepared to walk away from trade deal with US if it retaliates against Brussels’ digital laws, warns Teresa Ribera

The United States will not participate in a U.N. review of its human rights record, officials said, a move that rights advocates called a worrying retreat from Washington's global engagement on rights and justice issues.

Trump’s goal, aligned with the interests of some US tech companies, is to push for regime change in Europe, writes MEP Alexandra Geese.

President Donald Trump's administration is considering imposing sanctions on European Union or member state officials responsible for implementing the bloc's landmark Digital Services Act, two sources familiar with the matter said, over U.S. complaints that the law censors Americans and imposes costs on U.S. tech companies.