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EU watchdogs raid Temu’s Dublin HQ in foreign subsidy investigation

Chinese online retailer targeted under rules limiting state help to companies

The Guardian - UK

Europe Won't Ban Gas Power, So What Does This Mean for the Future of Our Beloved “ICE” Vehicles?

As the EU pivots toward renewable fuels instead of an outright prohibition, enthusiasts and industries alike gain a clearer—if still complicated—path forward.

RideApart

Ryanair cuts one million more seats to Europe over aviation tax row

The budget airline has also reduced its schedule in the Azores and France

The Independent UK

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There is a fund to create jobs in the poorest areas, and Labour has quietly gutted it. This is what betrayal looks like

It’s a scandal laid bare. A stark new report highlights the price paid in Britain’s former industrial heartlands for this silent piece of ministerial vandalism, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

EU deadlocked over possible ban on 'veggie burger' labels

EU countries and lawmakers are at a stalemate over whether terms like "burger" and "sausage" should be reserved for meat products, amid a French-led push to restrict such labels that has divided Europe and drawn unexpected opposition from former Beatle Paul McCartney.

Radio France Internationale

Stealthy tobacco lobbying: Watchdogs denounce gaps in EU transparency rules

Weak EU transparency rules have enabled tobacco companies to quietly shape policymaking in Brussels, a new investigation warns.

Euronews

Holiday warning as major strike in Portugal set to ground flights

The biggest walkout in a decade is expected to shutter public services and cause severe travel disruption in Portugal

The Independent UK

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Council of Europe ministers back ECHR plan to tackle illegal migration

European ministers have agreed to negotiate a new approach to the continent's main ECHR human rights treaty, that would make it easier to deport illegal migrants. The decision comes as more governments argue that the treaty restricts their ability to control their borders.

Radio France Internationale

Following Australia's lead, Denmark plans to ban social media for children younger than 15

Denmark is planning to follow Australia in introducing stricter restrictions for younger teens to access social media

The Independent UK

Europe Today: Ukraine, migration... and brothels to reopen in France?

Watch Europe Today, Euronews' new flagship morning show live at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.

Euronews

From return hubs to sanctions for smugglers: EU strikes harder line on illegal migration

This week, the European Union took significant steps to tackle illegal migration making it easier to deport asylum seekers and irregular migrants. Von der Leyen also announced a new sanctions regime for smugglers.

Euronews

Mercosur trade deal hangs in balance as EU enters final stretch

Twenty-five years after negotiations began, the fate of the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the EU is nearing its conclusion, but the struggle between backers and opponents remains tough.

Euronews

European Commission gives green light to construction of first nuclear power plant in Poland

According to the government, energy from the plant is expected to be cheaper than current alternatives and paves the way for Poland to have a stable and environmentally friendly energy system.

Euronews

After Apple, Google Could Now Be Fined Hundreds of Millions Unless It Makes This Change

Google is under growing EU pressure after Apple's recent penalty, with regulators warning that the tech giant could face hundreds of millions in fines unless it makes bigger changes.

International Business Times UK

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Euronews

'Today, drugs are everywhere,' warns EU Drugs Agency director Alexis Goosdeel

After 10 years in office, the director of the EU Drugs Agency will step down at the end of the month. He takes stock of developments in the drugs market and outlines the challenges facing the bloc.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia latest: Trump says US will attend Ukraine peace talks with Europe but doesn’t want to ‘waste time’

The US have offered to create a “free economic zone” in Ukraine-controlled parts of the eastern Donbas region

The Guardian - AU

US House passes bill to bolster Europe’s defence, in apparent rebuke to Trump’s foreign policy strategy

The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) carries $8bn more than the funding Trump requested in May

Barchart

Cocoa Prices Finish Sharply Higher as the Global Supply Outlook Tightens

March ICE NY cocoa (CCH26 ) on Wednesday closed up +339 (+5.76%), and March ICE London cocoa #7 (CAH26 ) closed up +239 (+5.62%). Cocoa prices soared on Wednesday, hitting 1-month highs. Cocoa prices have rallied sharply over the past two weeks amid a tightening global supply outlook. On November...

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Arabica Coffee Finds Support on Reduced Brazil Coffee Exports

March arabica coffee (KCH26 ) on Wednesday closed up +3.55 (+0.96%), and January ICE robusta coffee (RMF26 ) closed down -7 (-0.17%). Coffee prices on Wednesday settled mixed. Arabica coffee found support on Wednesday on reduced coffee exports from Brazil. Exporter group Cecafe reported that Brazil's Nov green coffee exports...

The Independent UK

EU enlargement chief says Ukraine’s membership 'inevitable' despite Hungary’s objections

EU enlargement chief Marta Kos says Ukraine’s EU membership is “inevitable” and has expressed confidence that Hungary will not block the country’s accession, even as Budapest objects to moving ahead during wartime

TechRadar

EU upholds Intel antitrust ruling but cuts fine by a third

Intel's €1.06 billion fine has been cut to 'just' €237 million, but this relates to anticompetitive behavior two decades ago.

The Guardian - UK

What does UK want to change about human rights law – and will it happen?

Ministers in Strasbourg have been discussing the European Convention on Human Rights and how it affects migration

Euronews

European Commission to open up energy infrastructure law to speed up grid permits

The Commission said it will work to broker a political compromise among member states to accelerate the development of electricity interconnections as part of the "Grids Package".

Euronews

Fact check: Is the European Parliament forcing member states to accept irregular migration?

A recent post circulating on X claims that the European Parliament has adopted a "Migration and Asylum Pact" that would compel all EU member states to accept irregular migrants or face substantial fines.

Evening Standard

Iceland fifth country to boycott Eurovision over Israel's inclusion

Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia have already announced that they will not take part

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