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Simon Stiell insists it is vital governments regulate the technology to blunt its dangerous edges

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Reform UK’s headline-grabbing plan to abolish the indefinite leave to remain for foreign workers, among other proposals, might prove to be electorally popular – but it would also create greater problems for the country than it would ever solve

Online disinformation aimed at discrediting Moldova's pro-European government is ramping up ahead of the crunch parliamentary elections on 28 September.

The upcoming digital omnibus will also not entail a complete overhaul of the rulebook.

European lawmakers have joined Nobel Prize winners, former heads of state and leading AI researchers in calling for binding international rules to fight against the most dangerous applications of artificial intelligence.

Securing access to a new market would be a win for the EU Commission, which is pursuing a trade diversification agenda since relations soured with the US following its imposition of tariffs.

Schools and stations closed and ports blocked in one of Europe’s biggest demonstrations opposing Israel’s offensive

Over the last decade, European governments have invested heavily to militarize their sea borders and outsource control responsibilities to partners in Africa and the Middle East.

COMMENT: By laying the blame for Britain’s immigration woes squarely on ex-PM Boris Johnson, the Reform leader is eliminating a rival and bolstering his own rise, writes Sean O’Grady