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EU court says it lacks jurisdiction to review Hungary's challenge to using proceeds from immobilized Russian assets to support Ukraine.
#eu, #hungary, #ukraine, #law
Apple replaces its per-install Core Technology Fee with a 5% commission for apps distributed outside the App Store and rolls out unified EU terms effective Oct. 1, 2026.
#apple, #appstore, #eu, #dma, #antitrust
From Aug. 2, companies serving the EU must disclose AI interactions and mark synthetic audio, image, video and text under Article 50 — violations face heavy fines.
#ai, #eu, #regulation, #transparency
Meta signed the EU's voluntary Code of Practice on transparency for AI‑generated content, seeking a clearer path to comply before Aug. 2.
$META, #meta, #ai, #eu, #transparency
The EU General Court upheld the Commission’s 2023 decision designating Apple a DMA gatekeeper for the App Store and iOS, rejecting Apple’s challenges.
$AAPL, #apple, #digitalmarketsact, #eu, #antitrust
The EU’s top court rejected Google and Alphabet’s final appeal over Android, leaving a €4.125bn fine intact and affirming EU digital competition rules.
#google, #antitrust, #android, #eu
Apple says EU iPhone and iPad users won't get Siri AI with iOS 27 launch, blaming the EU’s Digital Markets Act and regulator demands.
#apple, #siri, #digitalmarketsact, #eu, #privacy
EU General Court overturns Meta's Marketplace gatekeeper label for procedural reasons but keeps Messenger designated under the DMA.
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CJEU rulings clarify that EU law doesn't automatically shield Malta‑licensed operators; players can often sue under their home country's law to recover stakes.
#gambling, #eu, #cjeu, #malta
Hungarians head to the polls in a close contest that could unseat Viktor Orbán or extend his 16‑year rule, with major EU and investor implications.
#hungary, #election, #orbán, #tisza, #eu