
The European Commission triggered a political meltdown this week with proposals to loosen some of the EU’s landmark digital regulations. The package, announced on Wednesday as part of a push to boost European innovation, drew condemnation from privacy advocates and lawmakers who accuse the Commission of capitulating to pressure from Washington and Big Tech.
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