When Meta forced us to use its AI chatbot on WhatsApp, it did not have a detail: the European Commission

The European Commission has been fiercely fighting against monopolies in the technology sector for years. The persecution of Microsoft in the early 2000s it was just the beginning. In 2018 the EU imposed a historic fine on Google for abuse of dominant position with Android and last year they fined Facebook for the same reason. … Read more

We already know who to thank for Google making AirDrop also work with Android phones: the European Union

A few days ago Google gave a surprise and announced that it had managed to make its system Quick Share was compatible with AirDrop. Suddenly it was possible to wirelessly transfer data and content from a Pixel 10 to an iPhone or iPad and vice versa. What Google did not do is tell how it … Read more

Spain, France and Germany could not depend on the “button” of the F-35. So the future European fighter aims for something else

In the month of September the future European fighter in which Spain participates began to disfigure publicly. Germany threatened to open FCAS to new partners if there was no agreement with France, while Spain joined Berlin with Indra and, on the opposite sidewalk, a continental bet appeared, the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) that brought … Read more

Nexperia had the entire European automotive industry in check. We have good news

The Dutch Government is prepared to suspend the control it exercises over the semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia if China again allows the export of its most critical chips. According to sources Bloomberg, the Chinese government has already lifted the veto, so the move would end a conflict that threatened to paralyze automobile production world. The agreement … Read more

Something big is coming in European money. The ECB has set a date for a key step towards the digital euro

The European Central Bank has made a move in one of the most sensitive projects in its recent history. After two years of preparation, the organization has decided to move on to the next phase of the digital eurothe initiative with which it seeks to adapt public money to the era of electronic payments. It … Read more

has just taken the first step to receive up to 150 European Gripen fighters

The aerial board of the war in Ukraine has just added a new piece. Sweden and Ukraine have subscribed a letter of intent that could lead to the possible export of between 100 and 150 Gripen fighters. There is still no signed agreement, but there is a powerful political signal: Stockholm joins the effort to … Read more

Something has gone wrong in the European automotive industry. The conflict over Nexperia already threatens to paralyze factories

The European automotive industry is beginning to tighten. Manufacturers have received a clear signal that something is not right: Nexperia, one of the main chip suppliers, can no longer guarantee deliveries. Sector associations warn that the room for maneuver is very limited. This is not a technical problem or a strike, but rather the chain … Read more

In 2019, Iberia lost a dog before flying. Now the European Justice says that it is worth the same as a suitcase

After six years of trials, the Court of Justice of the European Union has issued its verdict: a dog is a suitcase. The question that the European court had to resolve is whether the loss of a pet should entail greater compensation than that contemplated for a suitcase. And the response has been blunt. October … Read more

Spain has become the first European country to break the gas. The only problem is that the invoice says something else

At first glance it seems a contradiction: we produce more solar and wind energy than ever, and yet The invoice continues. Sometimes it seems that everything returns to the same thing: gas. And, in part, it is true. The gas continues to enter every night to sustain the electrical system when the sun falls. But … Read more

Before the incursions of Russian drones, Ryanair has its own alternative to the European wall

“Why are we not shooting these drones?” The question is from Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair. The mandamás of the Air Company verbalized its doubts about the performance of the European Union in an interview with Political. According to its point of view, Europe faces an air navigation problem derived from war in Ukraine. A … Read more

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