Google CEO Sundai Pichar will meet European Union commissioner Margarethe Vestager in Belgium this week to discuss the EU's heightening concern over allegations of questionable tactics that the internet giant is supposedly doing to stifle competition.
British PM David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande both agree that UK's proposals to reform its EU member has "firm basis" enough to make good progress at the upcoming summit in Brussels.
The Swedish furniture company, Ikea has been filed with tax evasion case. This is in response to the European Union's call against companies that undergo this practices.
European Union helps Belarus as they lift 5-year sanctions. European Union (EU) decided to help Belarus rather than isolate the country. Belarus was a previous Soviet state and a big ally to Russia.
Google widens the scope of content removal but only for citizens of the EU. Only people searching within the Union will be affected, the rest of the world won't notice the changes.
Obama called the Supreme Court decision blocking the effectivity of the Clean Power Plan as "unusual." The U.S. President nevertheless expressed confidence that the decision will be overturned in their favor.
On Monday, an international human rights commission began two days of meetings with Polish officials. The Venice Commission wants to determine whether recent legal changes to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal are in line with democratic standards.
Turkey has warned that it has reached the limit of its capacity to absorb more refugees, although authorities still gave assurance for assistance, aid and possible entry "if necessary."
The German Magistrates Association rejected the Investment Court System where firms can sue governments in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. The group claimed that the court system has no legal basis for its establishment.
The United Kingdom's negotiations with the European Union to stay asks the EU to allow countries to limit the social benefits migrant workers from fellow EU countries should receive.
Romania's parliament voted Wednesday to lift the immunity of a former minister so he can be investigated. The former minister was accused of abusing his position by allegedly using an official motorcade five times a day which he wasn't entitled to.
The US and EU has been making final adjustment for the data sharing deal. The Eurpean Union made sure that it will safeguard the privacy of its citizens and the result of this deal will be beneficial to all European countries.
France wants to alleviate cybercrimes by ratcheting up its access to overseas tech companies to easily investigate these cybercrimes done outside of the country but a victim is from France.
European Council President Donald Tusk wrote a document to address the four concerns that British Prime Minister David Cameron wants change on. This is for Britain to decide whether to stay in the union or not.
The Public Accounts Committee will probe the £130million 'sweetheart' tax deal between HMRC and Google. The tech giant said, it doesn’t have to pay too much tax to UK.
RT Hon George Osborne MP repeated his controversial statement that UK’s infamous tax deal with Google was a major success despite allegations that HMRC staff has enjoyed every bit of the £130 million as lavish bonuses.
European users of the internet might now have the same data protection rights as American users, including the ability to correct chared records and even sue the American government for online privacy infringements.
The European Union has expressed its readiness to launch investigations over the UK government's tax deal with multinational company Google over tax avoidance allegations.
The European Union plans to tighten the rules on how new car models are tested for excessive emissions. This is aimed at preventing the Volkswagen scandal that rocked the auto world last year.
European Union diplomats are discussing proposals to post sanctions, such as travel bans and the freezing of assets, against rival Libyan leaders who want to block the attempts at forming a new unity government. The urgency spills from Euroepan fears of the Libyan unrest streaming over into their side of the Mediterranean, as well as concerns that Libya is becoming a base of ISIS terrorists aiming to destabilize Europe.
