Category: Europe in brief AI

Minister of Health of the Slovak Republic Kamil Šaško supported the production of critical medicines in the Union at the meeting of the EU Council. …

Preventing risky artificial terminations of pregnancy is a public health issue, said European Commissioner for Equality Hadja Lahbib in a debate on the European citizens’ initiative My Voice, My Choice in the European Parliament. …

The European Commission positively assessed Bulgaria’s third payment request, 48 out of the 50 milestones and targets have been fulfilled …

Former ECB President Mario Draghi warns Europeans about their own strict rules. In the dynamic field of artificial intelligence, EU regulation could lead to the continent falling behind – with negative consequences for the economy. …

He is currently detained in a Danish prison, where he is awaiting extradition proceedings. …

What Brussels is doing in the fight against irregular migration is effective. But it is not enough, says EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner. He misses more efficiency in the system of deporting illegal migrants. …

The audit office found, among other things, that some traders were abusing the so-called import regime to avoid paying VAT, or that they were underreporting this tax due to undervaluation of shipments. …

SAFE aims to strengthen the defense capabilities of the European Union and assist member states in addressing critical shortfalls, as well as jointly purchasing defense products. The program will provide long-term low-interest loans to help member…

A majority of EU member states have agreed to a legislative proposal aimed at combating online sexual abuse of children. It is a law that requires tech companies to prevent the distribution of child pornography images….