Netherlands Pushes for EU-Wide Minimum Age Rules for Social Media
The Netherlands is calling for a European Union-wide minimum age for access to social media, arguing that stronger protections are...
Privacy
Japan Says Personal Data in About 246,000 Records May Have Been Exposed in Government Network Breach
Tokyo, September 12, 2026: Japan is investigating a cybersecurity breach involving a government network in which personal information contained in...
El Paso Police End Flock Camera Program Amid Growing Scrutiny
The El Paso Police Department has temporarily stopped using Flock automated license plate reader cameras across the city, bringing a...
U.S. Economy, Mining Strategy and Policy Battles Take Center Stage as Trump Administration Faces New Challenges
Washington, D.C. — A series of economic, national security, technology, privacy and political developments are shaping the latest policy agenda...
Judge Orders Meta to Strengthen Teen Safety Features Following Landmark New Mexico Ruling
A major legal decision in the United States has placed Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, under increased...
Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Why Evidence Matters More Than Hype or Fear
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming societies at an unprecedented pace, influencing everything from healthcare and education to finance, law enforcement,...
