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Microsoft Corporate Vice President accuses Google of 'shadow campaigns' — blog claims a Google 'astroturf' group is discrediting Microsoft with competition authorities, policymakers, and the general public

Microsoft has publicly accused Google in a blog post for running campaigns in Europe designed to discredit Microsoft’s cloud business

Tom’s Hardware

Hard-hit Defra to have budget slashed further despite warnings

Department’s finances were slashed during austerity and campaigners say more cuts will stall progress to meet nature and climate targets

The Guardian - UK

IMF sounds the alarm: ‘There can be no productive economy’ in Germany without structural change

“A lot has been left behind here over the past decades,” Alfred Kammer, IMF's Europe head, said on Germany's lagging economy.

Fortune

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North Korea Sent 10,000 Troops To Train In Russia, US Says

Seoul has long accused the nuclear-armed North of sending weapons to help Moscow fight Kyiv, and after Kim Jong Un signed a mutual defence deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin in June, Pyongyang is alleged to have moved to deploy soldiers en masse.

Latin Times

Microsoft claims Google is running "shadow campaigns" to discredit its cloud work in Europe

Microsoft hits back against Google's new Open Cloud Consortium.

TechRadar

Indian firms secretly funneled AMD, Nvidia AI GPUs to Russia — sanctions reportedly skirted on hundreds of millions of dollars of hardware

India becomes the second-largest supplier of restricted technology to Russia as Indian companies shipped AMD's Instinct MI300X and Nvidia's H100 processors to Russia.

Tom’s Hardware

Georgia To Partially Recount Votes In Disputed Poll

Georgia's central election commission said it will partially recount ballots Tuesday after opposition parties denounced the weekend parliamentary election as "stolen".

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Gold price hits fresh record high, as bitcoin also rallies – as it happened

Analysts say gold is benefited from safe-haven demand amid persistent geopolitical tensions, expectations of monetary policy easing, and mounting uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election.

The Guardian - UK

Billions of butterflies win GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024

An image of millions-upon-millions of monarch butterflies covering every inch of a forest is pronounced the overall winner of the prestigious GDT European Wildlife POTY 2024 contest

Digital Camera World

Swiss president 'optimistic' about EU deal this year

Switzerland's president says she remains hopeful that a deal can be reached this year resetting relations with the neighbouring European Union, despite continued disagreement on issues like immigration.

Radio France Internationale

Post-Brexit border checks putting food security at risk, produce sellers warn

Importers also facing rising costs, delays and damage to orders, letter from representatives tells government

The Guardian - UK

Meta AI is now a Reuters newsboy

Meta and Reuters sign deal to supply news to AI chatbot.

TechRadar

The Guardian view on Georgia’s election: drifting dismally into Moscow’s orbit

Editorial: A disputed victory by an authoritarian, anti-west party will be celebrated in the Kremlin. European leaders must find a way to respond

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of Georgians demonstrate against contested election results

Mood among protesters is one of deflation as some say Georgian Dream has already won

The Guardian - UK

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Georgia's President Urges Citizens To Protest Disputed Election Results

Georgia's disputed election results spark protests as the country's EU aspirations are at risk.

The Conversation

Pesticides: farming chemicals make insects sick at non-deadly doses – especially in hot weather

The various regulatory systems for approving pesticides in operation around the world are crude and flawed. This has long been clear to scientists and it is deeply worrying, as this regulation is supposed to protect people and the environment from harm.

International Business Times

North Korea Sent 10,000 Troops To Train In Russia, US Says

North Korea has sent some 10,000 troops to train in Russia, Washington said Monday tripling its estimate and prompting NATO as well as EU warnings of a dangerous expansion of the Ukraine war.

Radio France Internationale

France joins calls for inquiry into alleged irregularities in Georgia election

France added its voice on Monday night for an inquiry into alleged irregularities in the weekend elections in Georgia after the victory of the ruling Georgian Dream party.

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International Business Times

Georgia President Hints At Russian-aided Vote Fraud In AFP Interview

Georgia's pro-European president Salome Zurabishvili in an interview with AFP Monday alleged that parliamentary polls -- whose results have been rejected by the opposition -- were marred by widespread voting fraud bearing the hallmarks of Russia's influence.

The Independent UK

Apple begins rollout of first AI tools for iPhone, iPad and Mac

The first AI-powered tools in the tech giant’s new Apple Intelligence range of features have been released to users in the United States.

TechRadar

Apple Intelligence available now in iOS 18.1 – here’s what’s new (and what’s still missing)

iOS 18.1 is now available with the first wave of Apple Intelligence features for you to try on iPhone.

The Guardian - UK

Lithuanian election winner promises to bolster defence to counter Russia threat

Social Democrat leader says spending should be no less than party’s election manifesto pledge of 3.5% of GDP

The Guardian - UK

Orbán arrives in Georgia after hailing ruling party for ‘overwhelming victory’

Hungary PM’s visit prompts anger in EU amid widespread concerns about voter intimidation and coercion