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Talks run into overtime after four-day ministerial in Cameroon was supposed to wrap up earlier on Sunday.

WTO members spanning 70 percent of global trade — including Australia, China, Britain and the EU — will implement the agreement among themselves in their domestic legislation.

The Commission said the attack was “contained.”

“This is historic,” Canadian Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu told POLITICO. “We’re also having conversations on trade and investment facilitation [and] supply chain resiliency.”

By granting Anthropic’s request for a preliminary injunction, U.S. District Judge Rita Lin gave the company something tangible to show customers as it tries to recover its business and reputation.

Tech giants boast massive wealth and a track record of weathering attacks in Congress and the courts, but two jury verdicts could shift their fortunes.

Trump envoy calls for Britain to move faster in negotiations.

The verdict is a breakthrough for kids’ online safety advocates after years of fighting tech.

Apple users can verify their age by providing credit cards or scanning their ID.

Laissez-faire response from tech giants comes as UK trials different kinds of curbs on social media.

The temporary pause will be seen as a swipe at Reform UK, the only party so far accepting donations using the technology.

Nearly 40 nations are hatching a plan to save the World Trade Organization or, if it can’t be salvaged, to build a new order.

The verdict marks a win for state regulators targeting tech platforms over harms to young users, as Meta vows to appeal.

The government is also expected to end the current session of parliament the week of April 27 — but that could slip over the pension bill debate.

Washington has launched a low-key campaign to tilt the rules of global trade back in its favor.

AI toys are already on the market, but researchers warn we don’t know much about the impact they might have on children.

4chan has until 2 April to implement age assurance, carry out a “suitable and sufficient” illegal harms risk assessment, and rewrite its terms of service or face a daily penalty of £200.

This is the first confirmation that the FBI has resumed actively buying people’s data for investigations.

A subsidiary of Musk’s Tesla firm has been granted a license to provide electricity.

The ban, laid out in proposals seen by POLITICO, could kick in this summer.

The U.K. will rule out making creatives actively opt out of having their copyrighted material scraped by AI companies.

Keir Starmer previously argued digital ID was needed to tackle illegal working.

The AI startup has filed federal lawsuits challenging the unprecedented designation, which prevents the company from working with the U.S. government and threatens its wider business.

The U.K. government has laid two amendments that would let it sidestep parliamentary debate so it can update online safety laws.