Economy · 21. April 2026
Huge news has emerged from the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) that will fundamentally change how businesses handle cross-border data.
EU Newsletter · 12. March 2026
On Wednesday, March 11th, Parliament approved the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention on AI, tackling risks AI poses to fundamental democratic values at international level.
EU Newsletter · 17. February 2026
The court confirmed that retaining data on settled payment defaults for defined periods may be lawful where it supports legitimate economic interests and reliable risk evaluation.
EU Newsletter · 15. December 2025
The EU's new procedural rules for streamlining and speeding up cross-border enforcement of the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation will apply from April 2, 2027, the legislative text published on Friday shows. The rules introduce deadlines for completing investigations and create an early resolution mechanism to help resolve complaints more swiftly.
EU Newsletter · 07. November 2025
The EU’s landmark data-protection law is set to be amended with targeted updates as part of its digital simplification drive.
EU Newsletter · 06. November 2025
The European Commission is close to presenting an amendment to the GDPR that would codify “legitimate interest” as the legal basis for training AI systems with personal data.
EU Newsletter · 30. October 2025
The paper urges the European Commission to adopt a two-stage approach: first, to make targeted adjustments through the Digital Omnibus initiative in the short term, and later to launch a broader discussion on a potential data protection reform.
Economy · 22. October 2025
The ability to collect, process, score and distribute data is central to our business model - but so is the responsibility to manage legal, reputational and regulatory risks tied to that data.
EU Newsletter · 21. October 2025
The European Parliament has announced a provisional agreement with the Council of the EU to improve the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in cross-border cases.
EU Newsletter · 16. October 2025
Recent assessments have highlighted shortcomings in the enforcement of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). These include lengthy procedures, divergent practices, and functional flaws.