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Consumers Association Takes Volkswagen to Court Again Over Diesels
The cheating diesel scandal has misled consumers who bought Volkswagens in the past and should be compensated.
This is what the Volkswagen Group Diesel Efficiency Foundation (VGDES) and the Consumers' Association argue in a case…
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European Commission Suspects Meta of Abuse of Power Around Online Advertisements
The European Commission believes that the American internet group Meta, the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, is abusing its power to market its advertising platform, Marketplace.
That is against European…
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Intel Postpones Construction of German Chip Factories
The American chip manufacturer Intel is postponing the construction of new chip factories near the German city of Magdeburg. This was reported by the local newspaper Volksstimme.
The construction of the two facilities involved an…
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Microsoft Allows Companies to Store European Customer Data in Europe From Now on
From January 1, it will be easier at Microsoft to store data from European customers within the EU. However, in the long term, everything should be kept more simply within the union's borders.
In its EU data boundary project,…
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Eurozone Inflation in November Slightly Higher Than Previously Reported
The inflation rate of the Eurozone turned out slightly higher in November than previously reported.
As a result, daily life in the euro area became 10.1 percent more expensive last month, the European statistics agency Eurostat reports…
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Gas Prices are Rising Due to Lower Temperatures
Gas prices are going up on Tuesday due to colder-than-normal weather in northwestern Europe. As a result, the stocks built up for the winter are being used more often.
In the coming weeks, Europe also seems burdened by colder…
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Also Letter Bomb in US Embassy in Spain: Six Incidents in One Week, Police Step Up Security
The US Embassy in Spain also received a bomb letter on Thursday. This makes it the sixth letter bomb in a week in the country. It is still unclear whether the bombs have anything to do with each other. The Spanish police found two other…
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Stoltenberg: NATO Does Not Consider China as an Opponent
NATO discussed the challenges on Wednesday that China sets in the long term for "our interests, values and safety".
The treaty organization does, however, consider the country "not an opponent," said Secretary-General Jens…
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