Taiwan has committed to change the way it operates and implements its offshore wind allocation rounds in future to address concerns that the terms it applies are discriminatory and breach the country’s obligations under international trade agreements, the EU has said.
Video-sharing platforms headquartered in Ireland now have legal obligations to protect users, especially children, from harmful video and content, as the Irish online media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán (the Commission), has adopted the finalised Online Safety Code, promising to end “the era of social media self-regulation”.
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