EU

MEPs urge govt to prevent misuse of blasphemy laws by applying safeguards against false accusations

Matters of mutual interest, regional security and bilateral cooperation discussed

EU's will launch a consultation next year on whether tech giants should bear some costs of Europe's telecoms network

Hassan Murtaza asserts PPP always welcomed debate on electoral reforms

Taliban fighters fired in the air and beat up protesters taking part in a women's march in Kabul

Prime minister satisfied with flood relief measures

Austrian spy firm accused by Microsoft says its spying tool "Subzero" was for official use in EU states only

EU lawmakers pass landmark tech rules, but enforcement could be hampered by regulators' limited resources

Amazon Prime users can now cancel their subscriptions with just two clicks, following complaints from consumer groups

EU will seek agreement on ground-breaking rules for regulating crypto assets

Danish online job search company alleges that Google unfairly favors its own job search service

Monitoring mission to inspect implementation of 27 conventions including the protection of human rights, child labour

Intel seeks $624 millions in interest from EU after convincing second top court to scrap an anti-trust fine

EU compels Apple to change charging connector on all devices to a single universal port in Europe

Shehbaz highlights importance of necessary steps to avert humanitarian and economic crises in Afghanistan

EU foreign policy chief says he is seeking a 'middle way' to end the impasse

Von der Leyen's itinerary began with visits to local climate change initiatives

The Digital Services Act backed by EU, will ensure tech giants like Alphabet do more to tackle illegal content.

EU imposes a package of additional sanctions on Russia targeting crypto wallets, banks, currencies and trusts.

Regulators are increasingly worried more consumers are buying different cryptoassets without being aware of risks

Connected cars are recording where you go, pushing the EU to consider implementing legislation guarding data privacy.

Google has seen Russian hackers engaging in espionage, phishing, and other attacks on Ukraine and EU nations.

In telephonic conversation with EU president, Premier Imran stresses urgent need for ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow

EU industry chief thinks Alphabet and YouTube to restrict content promoting war propaganda amidst the war in Ukraine.

According to civil groups, users should have the liberty to sue US tech giants for breaching EU rules and regulations.

I expect an agreement in the coming week, says senior official

European Union officials pledged to play a role for increased collaboration with Pakistan at all levels, says ISPR

Meta closes acquisition of Kustomer after receiving conditional EU approval last month.

Visiting dignitary appreciated Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan crisis, says ISPR

The European Parliament signed off on a proposal for new rules against US tech giants to tackle illegal content.

EU plans to introduce legislation that would require tech companies to do more to combat child sexual abuse online.

The EU gave Microsoft unconditional antitrust approval for its $16 billion bid for AI and speech tech company, Nuance.

EU envoy Joesph Borrell expresses concern over misuse of Pakistan's blasphemy law

FM to co-chair 6th round of Pakistan-EU Strategic Dialogue as part of Pakistan-EU Strategic Engagement Plan

The first female premier of the country steps down after less than 12 hours in the top job

EU has reached a deal on how to limit anti-competitive behavior amongst big tech companies in a digital economy.

France says the deployment is not acceptable because it has its own troops in the region

Software boss criticised EU draft guidelines that will allow users to install software from outside the App Store.

Sarwar holds meetings with over 15 members of European Parliament

Funds are ‘direct support’ for Afghans and would be channelled to international organisations, not to Taliban

Taliban are seeking recognition, as well as assistance to avoid a humanitarian disaster

EU antitrust regulators are following up on a complaint by Slack Technologies and investigating Microsoft 'Teams'

EU ambassador appreciates SC’s decision to prohibit meting out capital punishment to ‘severely mentally ill’ prisoners

Avoiding worst-case scenario would require Taliban to comply with conditions to enable int'l aid, says Josep Borrell

European Union governments commit to a joint EU-US declaration on technology cooperation at the upcoming TTC meeting

The word success was picked up by the EU to fund Sindh Union Council Community Economic Strengthening Support

Request comes after EASA extended travel restrictions on PIA for an indefinite period

We may well hear Taliban's words but we will measure them by their deeds and actions, says EU Commission President

16 lawmakers draw EC’s attention to “alarming human rights situation" in disputed territory

Stresses implementation of conventions on human and labour rights to retain GSP Plus status