The EU's moves towards digital sovereignty might include its Parliament ditching Google.

The European Parliament will stop using Google Search in favor of Qwant on its official systems to reduce reliance on foreign tech.

EU Parliament reportedly switches from Google to French search engine Qwant as default, marking Europe's boldest digital ...

Age verification started with porn and social media. Now, governments are passing laws requiring operating systems to collect your age before you can use your computer at all.

BRUSSELS, ⁠June ⁠3 (Reuters) - The ⁠European Parliament will switch to French ​search engine Qwant from Google, it ‌said on Wednesday, underscoring ‌Europe's push to reduce ⁠its ⁠reliance on U.S.

Rumor mill: Alphabet's Google is preparing a significant test of how it displays online search results across Europe, a move aimed at defusing a widening conflict with EU regulators over antitrust ...

The decision affects the European Parliament's 720 elected members as well as thousands of assistants and administrative staff. According to Parliament officials, the move is part of a broader effort ...

BRUSSELS, April 16 (Reuters) - The European Commission has ⁠proposed ⁠that Google allow third-party ⁠search engines to access its search data, including that of artificial intelligence chatbots with ...

Google AI Overviews liability ruling: a Munich court stripped search safe-harbor protection from AI-generated answers on May 28, ruling the summaries are Google speech — not third-party content. With ...

The European Commission has proposed new measures for Google aimed at bringing the tech giant's search business into compliance with the Digital Markets Act. In order to allow third-party online ...