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The two officials urged Arcom, in collaboration with the European Commission, to ensure social media companies comply with the Digital Services Act. This includes safeguarding minors, assessing and reducing systemic risks, and maintaining transparency about algorithm operations. Paris encouraged the regulator to prepare a file for the appropriate coordinator and, if necessary, work with the Europe

Imagine a world where the U.S. dollar, already the lifeblood of global finance, morphs into a digital juggernaut, coursing through blockchain veins to tighten America’s grip on the world’s capital. This isn’t science fiction – it’s happening now, with stablecoins, those dollar-pegged crypto tokens, reshaping the financial landscape. As Jürgen Schaaf, an advisor to the European Central Bank, warn

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Prague – Sweden and Denmark have been identified as the most innovative countries in the EU, with the Czech Republic positioned 19th. Bulgaria and Romania are at the bottom of the rankings among the 27 member states, according to a European Commission report. The report highlights that the Czech Republic’s innovation efforts are hampered by insufficient public and private investment, lack o

Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy once preliminary preparations are completed, the Kremlin stated on Monday.
“The president himself does not rule out such a meeting after the necessary work is done at the expert level and the necessary distance has been covered,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
However, P

Kinrooi (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Maasland Community Services seeks part-time gardeners in Kinrooi, Maaseik, Dilsen-Stokkem, Maasmechelen, and Lanaken. The program helps unemployed people regain routine, skills, and confidence while supporting local green care.
As VRT News reported, Maasland Community Services is looking for gardeners in Kinrooi, in the province of Limburg, Belgium, Maaseik

Mr. Witkoff is scheduled to visit “I think next week, Wednesday or Thursday,” the American president informed reporters on Sunday evening.
The Kremlin characterized this visit as “important and useful” on Monday, amidst a surge in tensions between Moscow and Washington, largely due to Mr. Trump’s announcement of deploying two nuclear submarines on Friday, following an online dispute with former Ru

Italy’s antitrust agency has fined the Chinese online fashion platform Shein €1 million for misleading environmental claims, it announced Monday.
“The brand, known for ‘fast’ and ‘superfast fashion’, used a deceptive communication strategy about the environmental characteristics of its products,” stated Italian competition authority AGCM in a press release

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – ViTeS is collecting school bags until August 3, 2025, at Kringwinkel stores in Brussels and Flemish Brabant. 23.3% of Brussels children are poor. Viles says poverty affected school chances.
As VRT News reported, the new school year is coming soon. ViTeS is collecting school bags and backpacks again. ViTeS runs Kringwinkel thrift stores in Brussels and Flem

Vienna/Alpbach – In approximately two weeks, the European Forum Alpbach (EFA) is set to commence, marking its 80th anniversary with the theme “Recharge Europe,” aimed at revitalizing the continent. The conference, scheduled from August 16 to 29, will focus on key themes such as “Security Union, Energy Union, and Capital Market Union.” This year, numerous distinguished figures from politics, busin