EU ministers are likely to fail in reaching a consensus on the Child Sexual Abuse Material regulation during the upcoming Justice and Home Affairs Council meeting, delaying negotiations with the Parliament and Commission. The proposal, originally suggested in 2022, faces divisions among member states regarding its implications for end-to-end encryption and civil liberties. Despite some countries expressing support, a clear majority is lacking, particularly with the Czech Republic's uncertain position. The Dutch security service has raised concerns about the risks associated with the proposed measures, leading to calls for alternative approaches to combat child abuse effectively. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)