political advertising regulation

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and Commission replies published from 02.02.2026 to 08.02.2026. The key policy areas in focus include the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA), particularly concerning Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) like ChatGPT and X, the application of the Political Advertising Regulation, and the EU’s strategic positioning on military […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and replies published from 26.01.2026 to 01.02.2026. The period was dominated by Commission clarifications on the implementation and enforcement of core digital legislation, particularly the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA). Key policy areas addressed include platform accountability, the protection of minors online, safeguards for […]

📊 DSA Enforcement, CSA Regulation & Israel Research Funding on the Agenda This report summarizes key developments in EU AI and Tech policy during Q4 2025, covering the period from 29 September 2025 to 28 December 2025. Over these three months, a total of 152 new Parliamentary Questions (PQs) were published and 145 Commission Answers […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and European Commission replies published between Monday 22 and Sunday 28 December 2025. Key policy areas under scrutiny include the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) against major e-commerce platforms, the implementation of the Political Advertising Regulation, and the ongoing debate surrounding the Child Sexual Abuse Material […]

This week’s EU digital policy developments: Focus turns to enforcement of the DSA & DMA, asserting regulatory sovereignty and clarifying cybersecurity rules.

This week’s EU digital policy developments highlight the Commission’s firm defence of the Digital Services Act, new rules on political advertising, and the European Media Freedom Act. Key debates focused on platform accountability, AI threats to free speech, surveillance technologies, and consumer protection, revealing a cautious but assertive enforcement approach across the EU’s digital governance framework.