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1h ago Visa and Mastercard handle nearly half of Europe's card payments. The digital euro aims to change that
1h ago Can Canada be the EU's answer to 'unreliable' trade partners?
1h ago Andy Burnham's 'big gamble' to put London back at heart of Europe after Brexit blunder
1h ago Rutte responds to Moscow's nuclear threats, and the UK leader weighs re-joining the EU
1h ago Before the Iran war vs now: How much of a worker’s wage is needed to fill a 50-litre tank?

Google Fined $463M Over Location Data That Could Reveal Users' Religion, Health and Sexual Orientation

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403M ($463M) for mishandling users' location data under the EU's GDPR privacy rules.

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

Tony Blair says Britain should work towards rejoining EU in next 10 years

Andy Burnham under pressure to revisit Brexit as poll suggests pledge to rejoin could boost Labour’s electoral chances

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

The UK’s only obstacle to rejoining the bloc may be the EU itself

ANALYSIS: The political landscape has changed in the past few years to a place where rejoining the EU could become the defining issue of the next general election, political editor David Maddox writes

The Independent UK · Sep 23

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Britain should ‘rejoin EU within a decade’, says report by Tony Blair think tank

Sir Tony said the EU inviting Canada to become its first associate member showed a ‘newfound flexibility’ from the bloc.

Evening Standard · Sep 23

Britain should rejoin EU within 10 years, Tony Blair tells Andy Burnham

A report by the Tony Blair Institute has also called for Keir Starmer’s Brexit red lines against rejoining the single market and customs union to be ditched immediately, while another influential thinktank has highlighted the billions lost in exports

The Independent UK · Sep 23

Pledging to rejoin EU could win Burnham next election, poll suggests

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The Independent UK · Sep 23

Burnham’s only path to election victory is through pledging to rejoin the EU, research reveals

As Andy Burnham refuses to rule out a pledge to rejoin the EU in Labour’s next manifesto, new YouGov polling for Best for Britain suggests he has no choice but to make the commitment if he wants to remain prime minister

The Independent UK · Sep 23

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USDA restricts ESG spending in dairy checkoff program

In this week’s edition of Economy and Society:

Ballotpedia · Sep 23

Rebalancing of trade with China 'existential' for EU, Commissioner Séjourné tells Euronews

The EU Industry Commissioner warned that the EU will consider using punitive trade measures if Beijing does not rebalance the trade deficit, which costs the bloc thousands of jobs every week.

Euronews · Sep 23

Trump says he will 'control' Greenland after deal is reached, is he right?

After ten months of talks, the governments of Copenhagen, Washington and Nuuk have signed a deal settling the fate of Greenland. Trump claims it gives him "permanent control" over the Arctic island.

Euronews · Sep 23

A new leaf: inside the 25 September Guardian Weekly

Uncertainty clouds Canada’s EU membership plan. Plus: the antidote to end times fascism

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

Bill Gates Sounds Alarm on AI Risks After Trump Rages About 'Sick Conspiracy Going on Against AI'

Bill Gates warns of AI risks as Donald Trump rejects calls for new guardrails and claims there is a 'sick conspiracy' against the technology.

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

The EU’s Canada offer is more mood than reality but it could hint at a future geometry for the bloc

While Brussels and Ottawa desire a deeper partnership born of Trump-era volatility, the EU has no legal framework to accommodate it

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

UK to join EU ocean science scheme to better predict extreme weather events

Cooperation on OceanEye, which aims to better anticipate climate events, comes amid efforts to boost ties with bloc

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

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Euronews · Sep 23

Higher fuel bills are costing the EU €270 million a day on average, report says

Diesel accounts for most of the extra road fuel cost. T&E estimates that an EU diesel driver paid €142 more over the period it studied, while a German long-haul truck faced an extra €236 a week.

Euronews · Sep 23

EU Commission poised to formally back Albania's 2027 accession deadline

The Commission is set to formally back Albania's 2027 accession deadline in a new roadmap, which is also due to include a list of key deliverables Tirana will have to prioritise to complete the process by the end of next year.

Euronews · Sep 23

Trump’s Russia tariffs could threaten to deepen Europe’s LNG squeeze

The European Commission has said it will work with Washington to make sure that as little disruption as possible will come from the latest tariffs against Russian energy announced by Donald Trump.

The Conversation · Sep 23

4 steps Canada must take to get its own act together before an EU associate membership

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed hope that Canada could become the European Union’s first “associate member.” Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, more realistically, has called for a strong, unique alliance.

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Euronews · Sep 23

Which Europeans are paying the most for petrol and diesel?

The global oil crisis sent petrol and diesel peaking over €2.4/L and €2.5/L, but figures adjusted for the cost of living give a better indication of which countries are feeling the pinch the worst.

RideApart · Sep 23

Vespa Just Trademarked Its Shape, So How Vespa-Like Is Too Vespa-Like Now?

Vespa’s shape is now an EU trademark, raising an awkward question for every retro scooter that looks a little familiar.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 23

How does Scotland compare with other European countries on drug deaths?

Scotland does not have as many drug deaths as some of its neighbouring countries in Europe, but it outranks them all in terms of the number of…

Euronews · Sep 23

Kallas urges free passage through Strait of Hormuz after talks with Iran's FM

The EU's top diplomat also pressed Tehran over a surge in executions, as part of a week of meetings in New York in which the bloc is pushing for respect for the UN Charter and freedom of navigation.

Euronews · Sep 23

AI chatbots serve up content from Russia's sanctioned state-run outlets, RSF finds

Reporters Without Borders tested six AI chatbots by requesting news from RT, Sputnik, and other EU-sanctioned Russian outlets, and found that three produced full summaries with links and quotes, sometimes after encountering web pages explicitly stating the outlets were under sanctions.

Euronews · Sep 23

Azerbaijan pardons French citizen Martin Ryan following Usmanov's delisting

Azerbaijan's President Aliyev pardoned French citizen Martin Ryan, jailed for espionage, as part of a deal in which France secured Usmanov's removal from the EU's Russia sanctions list. Ryan is expected to fly to Paris on Wednesday.

Euronews · Sep 23

Von der Leyen says Hungary 'strengthened rule of law', unlocks €4.2bn in EU funding

The European Commission has unlocked €4.2 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary and reopened Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe access, after PM Péter Magyar's government met EU rule-of-law conditions. Brussels froze the funds in 2022 over corruption and procurement concerns under the Orbán government.

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