Europe
Italy fines Apple $115M over App Store privacy violations
Regulator finds company’s privacy rules disproportionate and abusive of its dominant market position
Italy fines Apple $115M over App Store privacy violations
Regulator finds company’s privacy rules disproportionate and abusive of its dominant market position
France’s Lafarge trial leaves unanswered why firm kept operating in terror zones during Syrian civil war
Trial held Nov. 4-Dec. 19 follows 8-year investigation into cement giant’s alleged payments to terrorist groups
Germany indicts Assad-era Syrian prison guard for crimes against humanity
‘Accused is sufficiently suspected of murder, torture, and deprivation of liberty,’ says Federal Prosecutor’s Office
Lithuania says EU-funded tech may have been diverted to Russian military use
Companies under investigation received EU funding and produced equipment intended for navigation and satellite systems, according to authorities
Russia refuses to vacate former consulate in Poland’s Gdansk
Move deepens legal and diplomatic dispute after Warsaw orders mission closed
Italy to keep forces in southern Lebanon after completion of UNIFIL mandate
Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto meets Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, his counterpart, Michel Menassa in Beirut
