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Don’t Want A Tesla Model Y? Here Are Your Best Alternatives In Europe

Tesla sales are suffering around the world, but especially in Europe. EV buyers here are ditching the brand following its boss’ political pivot and support of President Trump’s policies, many of which seem designed to break the longstanding friendship between the United States and the European Union. Luckily, Europeans have…

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EU Commission gathered €58m in fees for supervising digital platforms

Several online platforms have launched a legal proceeding against the fees imposed for being a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act.

Euronews

‘Judicial activisim’: Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro responds to Marine Le Pen case

Jair Bolsonaro criticised the ruling saying ‘left-wing judicial activisim’ was spreading round the world

The Independent UK

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Central Asia – European Union: Towards a strategic partnership

The upcoming EU–Central Asia summit in Samarkand presents a unique opportunity that will undoubtedly give new impetus to the development of multifaceted cooperation between the regions, Bakhtiyor Mustafayev writes.

Euronews

World-renowned church covers up artworks by priest accused of abuse

The mosaics will no longer be visible at one of the world’s most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites

The Independent UK

French watchdog fines Apple €150m over privacy feature

The French Competition Authority fined Apple €150 million on Monday over its app tracking privacy feature, criticising it as "unnecessary" and "disproportionate" to its stated goal of protecting user data. The feature is also under scrutiny in four other European countries.

Radio France Internationale

French antitrust watchdog fines Apple €150 million over data collection tool

Without directly condemning Apple’s data collection tool, the antitrust regulator has determined that the conditions surrounding its implementation amounted to an abuse of a dominant market position. The decision comes at a time of tension between the US and the EU over the treatment of Big Tech.

Euronews

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World Economies Brace For Trump Tariffs Ahead Of Deadline

World economies were jittery Monday ahead of US President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" when he is set to unleash tariffs against multiple countries, risking global turmoil to redress what he says are unfair trade imbalances.

International Business Times

How does the EU's support for Ukraine stand after three years of war?

A new study shows that between 2022 and 2024, support for Ukraine and its displaced people has decreased.

Euronews

Sweden’s PM says Europe needs to do more to retain tech companies

European companies such as Spotify, Smurfit Kappa and Flutter Entertainment have left the continent to list in the US in recent years, with Klarna revealing plans to do the same soon too.

Euronews

Help us develop non-English/Chinese AI models, Japan asks EU

Concerns about language bias affecting LLMs have led to call for cooperation between Japan and EU.

Euronews

Politicians criticise US efforts to make EU firms reverse diversity initiatives

Officials in France and Belgium hit out at ‘American interference’ amid growing transatlantic tensions

The Guardian - UK

Why has Marine Le Pen been barred from standing in French election – and can she appeal?

Marine Le Pen has been convicted of embezzlement. Here’s all you need to know

The Independent UK

French court hands Le Pen five-year election ban in fake jobs case

A French court has banned far-right leader Marine Le Pen from holding public office for five years with immediate effect after finding her guilty of misusing EU funds through a fake jobs scam. The verdict rules out her running in the 2027 presidential race, unless she successfully appeals beforehand.

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EU budget negotiators urged to include green energy in increased security spending

With the European Commission due to propose the EU's next seven-year, trillion-euro budget in the summer, security analysts are calling for a focus on green energy alongside increased military spending.

Euronews

What is the ETA? European travellers need €12 entry permit to visit the UK starting today

Read our full guide to the UK's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA): who needs it, how long it's valid and how to apply.

Euronews

China's foreign minister visits Russia amid uncertainty around Ukraine ceasefire

While Beijing has publicly maintained a neutral stance, China continues to provide diplomatic and economic support to Russia.

Evening Standard

EU response to tariffs will be ‘strategic’ to avoid more damage – Irish premier

Micheal Martin also said he wants to see a ‘landing zone’ agreed to enable companies and the economy to ‘enjoy a bit of stability’.

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The Independent UK

Who is Marine Le Pen? French right-wing politician found guilty of embezzling EU funds

France’s most controversial politician now banned from public office

The Guardian - UK

Polish woman, 80, faces deportation from UK after mistakenly filling in form online

Elzbieta Olszewska refused time to complete paper application but was only told of decision after visitor visa had expired

The Independent UK

Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos cancels dividend after debt pile surpasses €10bn

Chemicals producer Ineos operates in Europe, the US and Asia and has come under increasing cost pressures of late

The Independent UK

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzlement

Marine Le Pen found guilty of embezzling EU funds

Fortune

‘Liberation Day’ is coming: Trump has put broad-based sanctions on ‘all countries’ on the table

These are some of the tariffs President Trump has threatened against the likes of Europe and China, as well as Wall Street’s reaction.

Euronews

US demands that EU companies comply with anti-diversity order

US president Donald Trump has repeatedly taken aim at Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programmes in the US, especially in government offices, claiming that they were discriminatory.

Fortune

Sir Richard Branson says history will remember this time as when the West’s trust in America 'ended'

Branson lambasted the new Donald Trump administration, comparing current actions to Roosevelt hypothetically siding with Hitler in World War II.

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