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Companies complying with a US investigation into the European Union's attacks on free speech could be breaking the law, Brussels has claimed.
An export tariff on EU data could be used to undermine the US tech dominance, a senior MEP has told the European Parliament.
Ireland's government is set to spend €135,000 on buying scarves for European officials and dignitaries over the next nine months
The European Union could use artificial intelligence to manipulate its citizens into supporting its green agenda efforts, an in-house study has found.
Listen to this article 3 min European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is exempt from obeying the EU's own green transport rules, a new report from Brussels has revealed.
Listen to this article 2 min The European Union is planning to push greater AI-powered green controls onto the general public in order to reduce the energy usage of individual citizens.
The AI material was published in the exam despite students being banned from using the technology for most examined tasks.
Listen to this article 3 min Climate change was a major focus of the Junior Certificate History exam sat by students last week, Gript can confirm.
'Racist and Xenophobic' - Sinn Féin representatives have voted against a bill aimed at enabling large-scale migrant deportations from Europe
The EU technology sector is under serious threat following reports that China has "acquired" a cutting-edge ASML chip manufacturing machine
