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EVs Could Be 24% Of Europe's Car Market By 2025. But Who Will Make Them?

A wave of new affordable electric models below €25,000 could change the game in Europe. But will they be made in Europe or in China?

InsideEVs

Georgian trans model murdered after parliament passes ‘anti-LGBTQ+’ law

Tributes paid to Kesaria Abramidze as ruling party and allies are accused of state campaign against minorities

The Guardian - UK

Europe Is In EV Freakout Mode

Today on Critical Materials: Europe enters freakout mode over ICE ban, Italy fears it's "self-destructive," and BMW and Redwood team up to recycle batteries

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Africans who apply for Schengen visas face high rejection rates – migration scholar explains why

Africans face a high rejection rate for visas to enter the Schengen group of countries. The group is made up of 29 European countries that have officially abolished border controls at their mutual borders. A Schengen visa is an entry permit for non-EU nationals which would allow them to make…

The Conversation

EU Takes Steps To Compel Apple For Interoperability

EU to enforce new regulations on Apple for interoperability under Digital Markets Act, promoting fair competition.

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Von der Leyen has tightened her grip on the EU’s steering wheel – and is moving it subtly to the right

The European Commission president’s new team reflects her ruthlessness in crushing critics, rewarding loyalty and showing who is the boss

The Guardian - UK

Your Android smartwatch could soon work much better on iPhone, thanks to the EU

European lawmakers have started proceedings to aid Apple in complying with interoperability obligations set out by the Digital Markets Act, a move that could improve smartwatch compatibility on iPhone.

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Mark Zuckerberg says Europe needs more consistent AI regulation—and even his privacy nemesis agrees

Max Schrems, who is responsible for Meta AI not coming to Europe anytime soon, says the Meta CEO has a point.

Fortune

Google finally wins a court case and gets out of a €1.49 billion fine over anti-competitive practices

Despite the court agreeing with most of the European Commission's findings.

PC Gamer

Car industry calls for shift in EU emissions targets amid slowing EV sales

Automotive lobby group warns ‘multibillion-euro fines’ will punish manufacturers without relaxation of rules

The Guardian - UK

“There’s so much we are working on, I'd rather keep my eyes forward. We’ll ultimately emerge stronger”: Why Chase Bliss has been forced to discontinue 5 of its finest pedals – and what it means for the firm's future

The forward-thinking effects specialist ran afoul of UK and EU legislation by using one particular component in five of its most popular pedals

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The EU’s latest proposal to save its economy aims to avoid a ‘slow agony’ – but it lacks bold ideas

In Brussels, the talk of the town is a report on the future of European competitiveness, calling for fundamental economic reforms to avoid a “slow agony” for the European economy. The report, by former president of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi, is a “door stopper” of 400 pages, including…

The Conversation

OPINION - The Israeli device attacks make the world a more dangerous place for us all

The detonation of hundreds of pagers, and dozens of walkie-talkies, used by Hezbollah leaders and associates across Lebanon, killing at least 20 and injuring 450, was a daring and high-risk attack by Israel. Some might call it foolhardy, because it opens the prospect of Israel now having to handle war…

Evening Standard

Dining across the divide: ‘I think the EU should be divided into two, east and west’

With opposing views on Brexit, inheritance tax and gender, will the two find common ground and embrace the cultural differences?

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Google beats EU antitrust case, avoids $1.7B fine for ad monopoly

Google scores win as court overturns EU’s $1.7 billion AdSense antitrust ruling in 2019.

The Independent UK

EU chief travels to Kyiv with promise of fresh energy funds to get Ukraine through winter

European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen is traveling to war-ravaged Ukraine with the promise of 160 million euros in fresh energy funds to get the nation through the winter

International Business Times

Coming Winter 'Sternest Test Yet' For Ukraine Energy Grid

The coming winter will prove the "sternest test yet" for Ukraine's energy grid, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday, as the EU announced additional aid to help the country weather Russia's attacks on its power infrastructure.

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: Far higher pesticide residues allowed on food since Brexit

Exclusive: Unlike the EU, Great Britain has slashed protections for scores of food types

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Australia’s social media ban for minors: Has this worked elsewhere?

Multiple countries have tried but failed to effectively curb social media access. Will Australia’s attempt be different?

Al Jazeera

World reacts to UN vote calling on Israel to end Palestinian occupation

UNGA resolution, backed by 124 countries, makes it clear that occupation ‘cannot be allowed to continue any longer’.

The Independent UK

Brexit ‘cock up’ delays Border Force fleet replacement and sends costs soaring

Rules agreed as part of the UK’s accession to the World Trade Organisation post-Brexit mean that government contracts must be open to international competition

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: US imposes new sanctions on Russia and North Korea – as it happened

Concerns over deepening military cooperation between Russia and North Korea over war in Ukraine

TechRadar

Meta in EU antitrust crosshairs for classified advertising practices

Meta could be the latest tech giant to face EU regulations.

International Business Times

Meta And Spotify Blast EU Decisions On AI

A group of companies including Meta and Spotify blasted the European Union Thursday for its "fragmented and inconsistent" decision-making on data privacy and artificial intelligence (AI).

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: backlash after Australia abstains on UN vote; a giant cocaine bust; and a $60,000 bear statue stolen

Decision to abstain from vote urging Israel to end ‘unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory’ criticised by all sides of the debate

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