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Tariffs Are Putting Shein's Model In Peril As Ultra-Cheap Prices Stand Under Pressure

Shein shoppers could feel the tariff squeeze as the retailer raises prices to offset higher import costs. With U.S. sales already falling and Europe introducing similar rules, the company is looking beyond cheap fashion for its next phase of growth.

International Business Times · Aug 10

Brexit Forces 78-Year Old Widow Out of Sweden After 21 Years of Residency

Joyce Thomas, a 78-year-old British retiree, faces deportation from Sweden after missing the post-Brexit residency application deadline. Her case highlights Sweden's strict enforcement of residency rules.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

5 key points from overlooked polling on Brexit Britain and Andy Burnham

THREE in four UK voters think that Britain’s best days are behind it, according to a major new poll ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 10

Steam hardware distributor hit by cyberattack, 'expect fake messages,' Valve warns — Europe vendor has personal information and hardware purchase details stolen

Steam hardware customers in Europe should 'expect fake messages' said Valve in an email bulletin, after a distributor's security was breached.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 10

India's Russian crude imports hit record for second straight month

India's Russian crude oil imports reached a record in July, increasing by 2.1 percent. This surge was primarily fueled by smaller import terminals across the country. Larger terminals like Jamnagar saw stable volumes, while Paradip experienced a decline. India remains a significant buyer of Russian fossil fuels, second only to…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

Meloni and Frederiksen reiterate opposition to 'uncontrolled immigration'

Meloni and Frederiksen issued a joint statement rejecting "uncontrolled immigration," calling for third-country return hubs and citing shared European values they vowed to defend.

Euronews · Aug 10

Without global interoperability, digital IDs can't deliver on their promise

Digital IDs are designed around borders, forcing citizens who live digitally global lives to upload physical IDs to foreign databases.

TechRadar · Aug 10

Europe expands its Starlink rival to 348 satellites as IRIS² moves into implementation — €15.6 billion network will boost EU government capacity by 60%, with launches starting in 2029

Europe has finalized plans for its €15.6 billion IRIS² satellite network, expanding it to 348 satellites with first launches scheduled for 2029.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 10

UK minister pledges to build ‘more ambitious’ relationship with EU

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The Independent UK · Aug 10

The Rights You Don't Know You Have Over Your Cloud Data

Discover your hidden cloud data rights under the EU Data Act. Learn how to enforce data portability, switch providers easily, and avoid vendor lock-in.

inkl · Aug 10