Russian and Chinese proxies have been involved in a politically dangerous game of blame and deflection, according to the European Commission

Its president says it will block the fund proposed to stem the economic damage of coronavirus unless it is sufficiently ‘ambitious’

Will you get money back for holidays cancelled because of coronavirus? Should you accept a voucher? What if companies go bust?

PiS’s disregard for European political standards is a worrying challenge to our values

Vouchers ‘possible’ and ‘acceptable’, Minister says in 12-country request for temporary change

Czech Republic speeds up economic restart as Covid-19 outbreak wanes

Officials considering plans to force tech companies to be more transparent

Taoiseach’s father will celebrate 80th birthday in the land of his birth

Home share platform agrees to make changes to how it displays pricing info

Europe Editor Patrick Smyth sets the scene and looks at the runners and riders

Review finds Russian-linked groups and nonstate actors spread disinformation in EU

Ireland’s courts and judges enjoy among highest levels of public confidence in Europe

European Commission report calls for greater steps to narrow gender pay gap

European Commission calls for €1.2m lump sum penalty after State fails to bring in protections

List includes Saudi Arabia, the Bahamas and and Puerto Rico

Move comes amid concerns over tax evasion and money laundering

Brussels fears Romania is following Hungary and Poland by weakening rule of law

EU plans to ban political groups from profiting from Cambridge Analytica-style data collection

European Commission says online rental service must stop other ‘unfair practices’

Fine is less than 1% of company’s daily revenue in 2017

Facebook co-founder to testify over Cambridge Analytica scandal

The General Data Protection Regulation is a 99-chapter piece of legislation that returns to people control of their personal data

Vera Jourová says countries must ensure laws facilitate ‘free political choices of people’

Proposals from EU Commission would also allow for large fines on rogue traders

Justice commissioner warns companies that ‘it cannot be cheap to cheat’ but plans to limit class actions to consumer advocacy groups

Data story ‘too shocking’ for it to be ‘business as usual’, says EU justice commissioner

Interview: The privacy activist talks Cambridge Analytica and why the battle has just begun

Pricewatch: Conspiracy theories abound but the truth is probably more prosaic

New EU-wide data protection rules are due to come into force in late May

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft removing 70% of illegal content

As many as 17 countries may have failed to put rules in place on time

Europe Letter: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are hurrying to take down content

Net Results: Evidence does not support EU plan for encryption backdoors for social apps

Germany says internet-connected ‘My Friend Cayla’ toy can be used to spy on children

Digital Rights Ireland take case on data transfer between EU and US to EU court

European Commission is asking VW for compensation deal along lines of that in US

EU wants company to compensate customers and show vehicles will be fixed within year

Volkswagen declines to comment on news report from German daily ‘Die Welt’

Deal will underpin over $250bn in transatlantic trade in digital services

Former deal struck down by top EU court on US spying concerns