The Commission’s plans have already reached the limit of what can be done without putting Europeans’ privacy “at risk,” ...

The EU hopes changes will make doing business easier, but campaigners fear citizens' rights are under threat. What can we expect from the EU's proposed new laws on GDPR and AI?

The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, announced the initiative today. The legislative updates are expected to save up to €5 billion in administrative costs for businesses by 2029. The move ...

On 19 November 2025, the European Commission published its Digital Omnibus Package (the "Package"), setting out proposed amendments to the ...

Europe’s top judges ruled that online marketplaces can’t claim neutrality when their systems help spread unlawful ads, ...

The Digital Omnibus is an early signal that the EU is re-balancing its digital rulebook around AI and competitiveness, not ...

The European Union offered companies pared-down AI, cyber, and privacy rules. Instead, the regulatory relief threatens to ...

The Commission’s proposals may present far-reaching implications for companies operating in the EU’s digital landscape.

The EU wants to cut down and streamline rules around AI, cybersecurity and data to promote scale-up growth and business innovation at home.

IAPP Editorial Director Jedidiah Bracy reports from Brussels on the European Commission's newly proposed digital omnibus packages for digital reform to the GDPR and AI Act.

Benz, the court rejected the company's attempt to broadly redact EU citizen data to comply with GDPR, emphasizing that foreign laws don't override U.S. discovery rules without specific evidence. The ...

The UK has left the European Union. It’s left the single market. And now it wants to leave behind the rules that require companies protect your personal data. “The GDPR is by no means perfect, and ...