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EU's carbon tax proposal faces skepticism in India

The EU plans to enforce the CBAM, or carbon tax, starting January 1, 2026. However, beginning this October, companies in seven carbon-intensive sectors, such as steel, cement, fertilizer, aluminum, and hydrocarbon products, must report their carbon emissions data to the EU. GTRI warned that the fully implemented EU-CBAM would impose a 20-35% import tax on Indian firms. Additionally, the domestic industry would be compelled to disclose all plant and production details to the EU.

News Arena Network Jul 31 2024

Technology

Lobbyists push EU for fair Google search changes

The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) imposes a set of guidelines on Google and other tech giants to enhance user choice and foster fair competition. However, these groups fear that the proposed adjustments could adversely affect their revenues.

Technology

Europe to lead global AI regulation with landmark legislation taking effect next month

The European Union's AI Act stands out for its comprehensive approach compared to the United States' more lenient voluntary compliance strategy, and China's focus on maintaining social order and state control.

Technology

EU takes Meta to task: Protecting children or overreach?

While ensuring child safety online is undoubtedly crucial, it begs the question: Shouldn't parents and guardians play a more significant role in monitoring their children's online activities?

May 16 2024

International

US, EU plans new sanctions on Iran after attack on Israel

The US will collaborate with partners on steps to undercut "the Iranian regime's malign and destabilising activity," Yellen said, adding that there may be "more to do" on Tehran's oil market. 

Apr 17 2024

Economy

Luxury cars, cryptocurrencies seized in EU recovery fund fraud bust

Following an extensive investigation spearheaded by the EU prosecutor, eight individuals were apprehended, while 14 were placed under house arrest and two were prohibited from practicing their professions.

Apr 05 2024

Opinion

Can the EU impose a blanket ban on TikTok?

TikTok started to make headlines in 2024 again because in March, the United States passed a bill for the app’s developer to divest from the Chinese company or face a complete ban. In view of this, the EU, too, has become the focal point of discussion in this regard.

Apr 02 2024

Technology

Apple, Google, Meta targeted in EU’s first digital markets act probes

The European Commission, responsible for enforcing antitrust regulations, announced on Monday that it will be scrutinizing Apple, Alphabet's Google, and Meta Platforms for potential breaches of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The investigations could potentially lead to substantial fines for the companies, with penalties of up to 10% of their global annual turnover.

Mar 26 2024

Opinion

Russian elections have been a cakewalk for Vladimir Putin, but will the geopolitics be?

Vladimir Putin wins the Russian elections, but EU, the US, Germany condemn it; calling the process as restricted and neither free, nor fair. Landslide margin notwithstanding, it’s a tightrope walk for Putin from hereon. 

Mar 19 2024

Technology

European Union lawmakers pass legislation to restrict AI applications

The AI Act operates on a "risk-based approach," originally crafted as consumer safety legislation aimed at regulating products or services utilizing Artificial Intelligence. Endorsed by a majority in the European Parliament, the legislation imposes rigorous regulations governing the deployment of AI systems. Under the new framework, high-risk AI applications, including those utilized in healthcare, transportation, and law enforcement, will undergo thorough scrutiny and must adhere to stringent transparency and accountability standards.

Mar 14 2024

Technology

Apple fined record €1.8 billion by EU for app store antitrust violations

The European Commission's decision stemmed from a complaint filed by Swedish music streaming service Spotify in 2019, citing Apple's imposition of a 30% commission fee on App Store transactions and its restrictions on app developers regarding external payment options.

Mar 04 2024

International

"Stable" and "very friendly" relationship with Russia, says EAM justifying procurement of Russian crude

Drawing a distinction between India's historical ties with Russia and Europe's current stance, Jaishankar asserted that just as India respects Europe's perspective on China, Europe should reciprocate regarding India's relationship with Russia.

Feb 20 2024

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