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A Dutch bill criminalizing coercive control and sextortion closes a real gap, but stripping victims' say over stalking prosecutions cuts both ways.
2026-07-10On the same day, Bern quietly skipped seven sanctioned firms while the EU moved to exempt a Chinese chipmaker it had ban...
Kathmandu's June 2026 broadcasting amendment revives a $75,000 OTT license fee written in 2022 that Netflix and YouTube ...
Turkey's Competition Board approved Uber's takeover of Getir's delivery arm by extracting an investment pledge rather th...
Malaysia's Sarawak-Johor undersea power cable is stuck awaiting Jakarta's approval — the second such Malaysian project i...
Israel's State Comptroller found 31 of 48 ministries ignored a cyber-directive ban on vulnerable VPN software until wart...
Garante fined Character Technologies over minor-safety and transparency gaps, but kept the penalty proportionate to the ...
CST's new space framework offers investors clarity on orbit and spaceports, but leaves satellite-internet access under a...
Estonia's new crisis law lets police, KAPO and the military restrict media in emergencies, but the 'public order' trigge...
A $45M multistate Cash App settlement shows state AGs filling a federal enforcement gap Congress never meant to be perma...
Eight Predatorgate victims sue Intellexa for €7.6M as EU export-control reform stalls three years after the PEGA report.
A Delhi HC ruling holds Google itself liable for trademark use in keyword ads, departing from the advertiser-focused sta...
Judge Sharion Aycock's disqualification of four lawyers for AI-hallucinated citations shows existing court rules already...