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The European Commission has publicly accused Temu of obstructing its investigation into whether the Chinese e-commerce platform received foreign subsidies distorting the EU market. The allegations stem from an unannounced December 2025 inspection in Ireland.
Malaysia's Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil is advocating for rural digital safety initiatives, arguing that awareness campaigns and e-commerce training have been concentrated in cities while neglecting agricultural settlements.
EBay and three former top executives have agreed to pay $55.7 million to settle a lawsuit by David and Ina Steiner, who were subjected to a coordinated harassment campaign by company employees in retaliation for their critical newsletter coverage.
The European Commission has issued a record €550 million fine against AliExpress for failing to prevent sales of counterfeit, unsafe and illegal products on its platform, marking the third major penalty under the EU's Digital Services Act.
Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living has unveiled a major consumer protection initiative in partnership with e-commerce platform Shopee and the Royal Malaysian Police to combat escalating online fraud cases.
Amazon has committed to taking action against M&M Logistics Solutions, a third-party delivery partner, once police conclude their investigation into a June 5 fire in Uttarakhand that killed two workers.
Malaysia's entrepreneurship ministry has unveiled a comprehensive 2030 strategy to enhance the competitiveness of local MSMEs in digital markets, introducing platforms and partnerships to counter foreign sellers' cost advantages.