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A US judge found Pentagon retaliation against Anthropic unlawful; India's IT Rules give companies no comparable route to challenge government orders.
2026-09-07The Dutch DPA's record fine over automated driver deactivations shows GDPR's human-review rule, not the AI Act, is the b...
A US bill would force the Netherlands to gut ASML's China sales or face sanctions under an extraterritorial chip-tool ru...
Two AI Perpres await Prabowo's signature, but the independent data-protection watchdog Indonesia's 2022 privacy law requ...
Anthropic's and OpenAI's disclosed AI-driven breaches expose a gap in Swiss criminal and civil liability law that a narr...
Brussels evaluates Article 5's cyber-surveillance export controls as data show patchy enforcement and worse transparency...
GB 44721-2026 mandates black-box data recorders and takeover monitoring for L3/L4 vehicles from July 2027, closing gaps ...
Kyiv's sovereign satellite venture with Denmark's GomSpace answers Russian jamming with redundancy — while still launchi...
NRTA's Sept 1 measures require AI disclosure labels, but the bigger shift is mandatory pre-broadcast licensing for most ...
Germany's Sept. 6 election ran into a Kremlin-linked fake-BBC campaign the DSA's annual risk reports were never designed...
A CEIAS analysis of ASEAN's incoming DEFA argues Brussels should pursue interoperability, not convergence, before the pa...
The new copyright suit against OpenAI and Microsoft leans on paywall circumvention, the same acquisition question that j...
As EU regulators align on GDPR penalties, 50 academics say Ireland can't fairly chair tech policy while housing the firm...
TSE's 5-2 ruling ties illegal deepfakes to realism and intent, not mere AI use — a proportionate fix ahead of October's ...
Bundeskartellamt closes its 4-year Section 19a case by making Apple's ATT commitments binding, not by outlawing tracking...
TikTok Shop Japan's blowout first year highlights a gap in Japanese privacy law: local compliance can't neutralize China...
Berlin's draft law adds account-suspension and ID-disclosure duties for platforms but still lacks a cyberharassment offe...
The Cyberbeveiligingswet's immediate-effect design is defensible; its fine structure and lack of grace period are not.
Estonia now screens all .ru email to state institutions before delivery, a targeted defense against a documented rise in...
A bill to outlaw AI that matches human cognition, with 20-year prison terms attached, targets a definition no lab can op...
MyCC will use criminal information-gathering powers against uncooperative firms but rejects EU-style ex ante rules for d...
South Africa has no general duty for state entities to report cyberattacks — Rand Water spoke up only because it owes bo...
A rejected $125K pitch for access to Trump's antisemitism envoy shows NSO Group's blacklist relief must run through comp...
CCIA finds foreign DSTs cost US companies $13B since 2020 as the OECD's Pillar One deal that was supposed to replace the...
Diia.AI now takes spoken requests for government services, but Ukraine still lacks the independent privacy regulator its...