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Ukraine war briefing: Suspect arrested in killing of Putin critic may have Russian intelligence links

Polish police make arrest in artist Robert ⁠Kuzovkov’s murder; Russia threatens huge ‘group strikes’ after attack on Moscow. What we know on day 1,577

The Guardian - AU

Premature Infants in NICUs Are Among the Most DEHP-Exposed Humans on Earth — and the New Anxiety Study Makes That Urgent

NICU premature infants face intensive DEHP exposure via PVC medical tubing and IV bags. ENDO 2026 data shows prenatal/postnatal DEHP causes lasting anxiety. Here's the accountability gap.

Medical Daily

Ukraine deserves fast EU membership ‘more than any other country,’ Zelenskyy says

Zelenskyy called on EU leaders to open all accession clusters in the coming weeks and eventually endorse Kyiv’s fast-track membership bid, saying it "deserves full EU membership more than any other European country”.

Euronews

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Costa defends surprise decision to open diplomatic channel with Russia

António Costa’s surprise decision to open a diplomatic channel with Russia dominated discussions at Thursday’s summit, as several leaders expressed concern that they had not been consulted before the call was launched.

Euronews

An EU of six, not 27, best way to 'reinforce Europe', Bruno Le Maire tells Euronews

The former French finance minister argued that new impetus should be given to the European Union, namely by uniting six core countries to deliver on key issues in the face of foreign threats.

Euronews

Péter Magyar's EU summit debut signals Hungarian reset after change of guard

Magyar was met with optimism at his first EU summit in Brussels, while Orbán rallied far-right allies nearby at much smaller venue urging him to veto the bloc's next seven-year budget. For the institutions, the Orbán era is over.

Euronews

‘Cynical to get power’: Michel Barnier on Boris Johnson, Brexit and the EU’s future

Former negotiator believes in an unstable world, it is ‘perfectly possible’ the UK can rejoin the EU with old opt-outs

The Guardian - UK

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UK could keep special pre-Brexit terms if it rejoined EU, Michel Barnier says

Exclusive: Former chief Brexit negotiator says staying out of euro and Schengen area would be ‘perfectly possible’

The Guardian - UK

Slovakia's government wins parliamentary confidence vote over debt exceeding constitutional limit

The Slovak government has won a parliamentary confidence vote after the country's debt exceeded constitutional fiscal limits

AAP

What sanctions are there on Iran and will they be lifted?

Iran's oil sales may see a waiver under a new interim deal. However, the country remains under a complex network of international sanctions. These restrictions, imposed by the UN, US, and EU, target Iran's nuclear program, rights record, and regional support. Sanctions have been in place for decades, impacting trade…

The Economic Times

Fact check: Can EU countries restrict or ban Israeli settlement imports?

Several EU states are weighing measures against goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights – all considered illegal under international law. Some argue that rules that exclude such goods from Israel’s tariff-free trade deal are not being properly enforced.

Euronews

Electrification, climate finance and Just Transition: Key outcomes of Bonn Climate Change Conference

Despite backsliding on some commitments, the UN climate conference showed glimmers of hope ahead of COP31.

Euronews

EU leaders weigh new trade defences to counter China's export dominance

European Union leaders will debate on Thursday whether the bloc needs stronger trade defences to curb a surge of Chinese exports that Brussels sees as a threat to European industry and jobs.

Radio France Internationale

Germany and Uzbekistan deepen ties, President Steinmeier tells Euronews

Trade between Germany and Uzbekistan exceeded $1.4 billion (€1.2bn) last year, while German investment reached $2 billion (€1.7bn). The two countries are also expanding educational exchanges, labour mobility programmes and business partnerships.

Euronews

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Anger at ‘send them back’ chants by rightwing MEPs after EU migration law vote

Other lawmakers respond with ‘shame on you’ in heated confrontation over passing of plan to increase deportations

Euronews

EU summit: von der Leyen gets go-ahead from leaders to take tougher action on China

Russia's war on Ukraine and unfair Chinese competition were the two main topics at the first day of the EU summit.

Euronews

Bulgarian prime minister opposes EU sanctions on Russia's Patriarch Kirill

"The era of the Crusades is over," the Bulgarian prime minister said on Thursday as he confirmed his opposition to the proposal.

France 24

Macron's 'Versailles diplomacy' yields mixed results after a decade in power

French President Emmanuel Macron courted his US counterpart Donald Trump at the G7 on Wednesday by opening the gilded gates of Versailles, a move that underscored his trademark blend of symbolism and diplomacy. While allies hailed the summit's success, analysts said Macron still faces the challenge of turning grand gestures…

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The Independent UK

Brexit has cut trade in almost every sector of the UK economy, study warns

Much of the economic cost stems from UK’s departure from the single market – suggesting recent calls for a new customs union with the EU would have little impact

Euronews

Albania's PM Edi Rama in Berlin: Europe today needs courage for enlargement

Is Europe ready for its next Helmut Kohl moment? Albania's PM Edi Rama makes his case in Berlin

The Independent UK

The European Union has quietly sought to reopen communication with Russia

EU officials say that the European Union has reached out to Moscow in a tentative bid to open a line of communication so the continent is not sidelined in any potential talks to end Russia’s grinding war in Ukraine

TechRadar

I regret to inform you that Dolby Vision HDR has once again been dropped from Disney+ in parts of Europe

Disney+ drops Dolby Vision in multiple European countries after losing a patent dispute in court — and also 3D movies, but not so many people care about that

Euronews

Brussels rally presses EU to curb trade with settlements

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Brussels on 17 June ahead of a European Union summit. Protesters call for sanctions on Israel and a ban on goods produced in Israeli settlements.

MarketBeat

After an Initial Panic, Wall Street's Leaning Into Apple's New Siri AI

Apple's post-WWDC panic looks increasingly like an overreaction, with the stock continuing to rally since last week's low.

Euronews

EU-backed green bonds risk financing Chinese clean tech in third countries

The EU has launched a €15-20bn green investment fund to boost sustainable projects, but a good share of the money is set to go towards buying Chinese clean technologies – including the same high-risk power inverters Brussels is trying to phase out.

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