The agreement introduced gatekeeper platforms, which would function as sanctions on the digital economy from market dominance constituting EU competition law breaches.
Previously, lengthy antitrust cases would occur due to the lack of sanctions in legislation, and therefore the change in the Digital Markets Act would provide “more choice for consumers.” Companies such as Meta will be required now to interoperate with smaller companies to further prevent market dominance within four years.
While in office as Soviet Premier, Khruschev oversaw some of the most famous and influential events of the Cold War: the launch of Sputnik, the Sino-Soviet split, the U-2 Spy Plan incident, and finally the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1963, which led to his ouster by reactionary elements the following year.
On March 27, 1866, President Andrew Johnson vetoed a civil rights bill that would later become the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, conferring full US citizenship on all slaves.