The European Commission on September 5 launched the procedure for the adoption of its adequacy decision on Japan, following the conclusion of bilateral talks...
The European Parliament’s committees for economic and monetary affairs and civil liberties, justice, and home affairs backed tighter rules for those carrying or sending...
The European Parliament’s civil liberties, justice and home affairs committee, today backed two reports designed to make it harder for organised criminals and terrorists...
Brussels should suspend the EU-US Privacy Shield since it fails to provide enough data protection for European Union citizens, according to EU lawmakers.
According to...
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