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German leader to visit Serbia seeking lithium for his country's car industry

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is to visit Serbia later this week to discuss a tentative deal with the Balkan country for the controversial excavation of lithium, a critical substance in making batteries for electric vehicles

The Independent UK

Belarus broadens visa-free travel for 35 European countries

Belarusian authorities have expanded visa-free travel for residents of 35 European countries, including members of the European Union and the United Kingdom, as part of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko’s efforts to improve relations with the West

The Independent UK

Orbán’s ‘peace mission’ helps only Putin, says Czech prime minister

Petr Fiala says Hungarian PM’s trip to Moscow recalls appeasement of Hitler and is not in Europe’s interests

The Guardian - UK

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More Proof That Tariffs On China's EVs Won't Work Forever

Facing tariffs from the European Union, Chinese giant BYD is just building a factory in Turkey capable of producing up to 150,000 units annually.

InsideEVs

Ursula von der Leyen has lost Europe’s trust. She doesn’t deserve a second term

The commission president can no longer command a convincing majority. Rejecting her would be good for European democracy, says Alberto Alemanno, professor of EU law at HEC Paris

The Guardian - UK

Biodiversity loss impacts our societies and economies – How can Europe confront the spread of invasive species?

Biological invasions are the main cause of biodiversity loss, but they can also have serious social and economic repercussions. In Europe, over 13,000 non-native (or “alien”) species have an established presence, around 1,500 of which are invasive species that have a negative impact on their surroundings. Species of particular concern…

The Conversation

AI mass surveillance at Paris Olympics – a legal scholar on the security boon and privacy nightmare

The 2024 Paris Olympics is drawing the eyes of the world as thousands of athletes and support personnel and hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the globe converge in France. It’s not just the eyes of the world that will be watching. Artificial intelligence systems will be watching, too.

The Conversation

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EU to water down Brexit travel checks for British passengers as new border plan delayed again

Exclusive: Entry-exit system will now start in November – with ‘relief valve’ to reduce congestion

The Independent UK

Putin, Xi and Trump would love to see Ursula von der Leyen go. That’s why the EU must keep her on

The European Commission president is up for re-election – and despite criticisms, she is best-placed to keep Europe secure in a time of crisis, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

The Guardian - UK

Why next-generation tech is the next big leap towards the cities of the future

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The Independent UK

A Chinese bottled water giant run by the country's richest person is picking a fight with Hong Kong's consumer watchdog

Hong Kong's consumer watchdog said Nongfu Spring's bottled water nears the EU limit for a potentially dangerous chemical.

Fortune

EU Court Rejects TikTok Challenge Against New EU Digital Rules

TikTok lost an appeal Wednesday to escape new digital rules that seek to rein in the power of big tech after an EU court rejected its challenge.

International Business Times

The Brexit fantasists may be beaten, but Brexit reality is a far tougher foe

Only when the blinkers of Eurosceptic ideology are removed does the full scale of the task of repairing EU relations become clear, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Villages locked down in Putin’s Belgorod ‘sanitary zone’

Czech ammunition factory for Ukraine; Baltic states to cut electrical grid ties with Russia and Belarus. What we know on day 875

The Guardian - AU

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EU Leaders Boycott Hungarian Presidency Over Orbán's Actions

EU leaders boycott Hungarian meeting over Orbán's ties with Russia and Trump, raising concerns about EU unity on Ukraine support.

Fortune

Nokia CEO: Europe shouldn’t be afraid to back its innovation champions

While Europe is still home to world-leading companies, the European Union has fallen behind both the U.S. and China in key technologies.

The Independent UK

Young British tourists visiting Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca warned over modern slavery risk

Border force officers are stationed at 22 airports to speak to young people heading to the popular holiday destinations

TechRadar

Google found offering EU antitrust body a pretty big deal to go with its cloud views

Google accused of offering CISPE millions in cash and licensing deals to maintain its complaint against Microsoft.

Radio France Internationale

Far right to seek greater influence in EU parliament

EU leaders' fate will be in lawmakers' hands from Tuesday onwards as the European Parliament convenes for the first time since June elections, with a bolstered far right demanding more influence in the assembly.

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