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E-10-2026-000965
Planned ‘freedom.gov’ portal could result in digital interference and circumvention of EU law
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Planned ‘freedom.gov’ portal could result in digital interference and circumvention of EU law
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Official question E-10-2026-000965 from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 9 March 2026. Status: answered.
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Planned ‘freedom.gov’ portal could result in digital interference and circumvention of EU law
QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 17 March 2026
Planned ‘freedom.gov’ portal could result in digital interference and circumvention of EU law
QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 17 March 2026
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QUESTION_WRITTEN_ANSWER · 29 April 2026
Risques d’ingérence numérique et de contournement du droit de l’Union par le projet de plateforme «Freedom.gov»
QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 17 March 2026
Risques d’ingérence numérique et de contournement du droit de l’Union par le projet de plateforme «Freedom.gov»
QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 17 March 2026
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