( July 10, 2026, 16:13 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Luxembourg's National Commission for Data Protection said artificial intelligence, growing cross-border data sharing and new EU legislation will shape its work as it expands compliance tools, certification work and oversight under the Data Governance Act. In 2025, the authority issued seven fines totaling €216,061, while the most common complaints concerned alleged violations of the rights of access and erasure and the lawfulness of data processing. Press release and annual report are attached....
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