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Hungary is awaiting "concrete objections" from the European Commission over controversial changes to its constitution, Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi says.
Changes to Google's privacy policies now in effect are in breach of European Union laws, the EU's justice commissioner says.
European officials have asked Google to put its recently announced privacy policy changes on hold while they ensure they don't breach data protection laws.
European Union officials say companies that violate data protection laws being proposed could be fined up to 2 percent of their global annual income.
European users of software that accesses online "data clouds" should have their data privacy rights respected by non-EU nations, a top Brussels official says.
The European Union's justice commissioner is backing Austria's refusal to send a former KGB general to Lithuania where he is wanted for killings in 1991.
The European Union's corporations will suffer if they don't put more women on their boards of directors, the bloc's gender equality commissioner said.
The European Union wants to create a legal "right to be forgotten" online, but getting embarrassing material off the Web is easier said than done, experts say.
European Union Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding says she will introduce stringent privacy rules to protect users of Internet social networking sites.
The European Commission has decided not to start infringement procedures against France over its expulsion of Gypsies, an EU official says.
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