First it looked Iceland could be the first European country with a majority of women in the parliament but after a re-count, women will not after all be the majority. Read More
27/09/2021
Mobile phones, tablets and headphones should all have the same type of chargers, according to legal proposal from the EU Commission. Next step is for the European parliament to decide Read More
The global shift to working from home can be seen as a major consequence of the Covid-19 outbreak. But not a temporary one; as we are moving closer to the Read More
An organised crime group involved in online fraud, money laundering, drug trafficking and property crime has been dismantled by Europol, Eurojust together with Spanish and Italian national police, the EU Read More
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in her state-of-the-union speech at the European parliament stressed the importance of dealing with the lack of semiconductors that is a threat to Read More
The 18th of September, marks the second annual International Equal Pay Day; a time to promote action towards reaching the goal of equal pay for work of equal value for Read More
Microsoft launched Microsoft Start, a personalized news feed and collection of informational content that provides news from publishers based on interests that the user can tailor. It is available as Read More
Women and minority-led businesses are still more likely to be closed because of the pandemic than the global average. 20% of women-led businesses were closed globally, compared to 16% of those led Read More
Women remain under-represented in the TV fiction industry in Europe, a new report from the European Audiovisual Observatory indicates. Despite the fact that more women are now working in the Read More
Apple announced that it delays the introduction of the criticized feature that would track child sexual abuse material. “ Based on feedback from customers, advocacy groups, researchers, and others, we have Read More
