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Cold calculation or plucked from thin air? How the EU determines those big fines against Big Tech
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Cold calculation or plucked from thin air? How the EU determines those big fines against Big Tech

The provided article text includes several news snippets related to the European Union. The first reports that the Huawei ban could cost the EU up to €40 billion, with telecom operators seeking compensation. Another piece states that the EU has sanctioned Russia's cyber espionage activities, attributing them to Moscow's Federal Security Service. Additionally, there are updates on a controversial bill regarding child abuse scanning, which was revived by EU conservatives and sent back to the Council for member states' approval.

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Cold calculation or plucked from thin air? How the EU determines those big fines against Big Tech

The provided article text includes several news snippets related to the European Union. The first reports that the Huawei ban could cost the EU up to €40 billion, with telecom operators seeking compensation. Another piece states that the EU has sanctioned Russia's cyber espionage activities, attributing them to Moscow's Federal Security Service. Additionally, there are updates on a controversial bill regarding child abuse scanning, which was revived by EU conservatives and sent back to the Council for member states' approval.

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