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Hezbollah’s threat caught Cyprus off guard, what are the issues at stake?

Hezbollah has several concerns about Cyprus, analysts say, and can ‘attack’ it in more ways than one.

Al Jazeera

PFAS ‘forever’ chemical laws need an overhaul – recent court rulings highlight the loopholes

As awareness of toxic, synthetic chemical pollution from per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) increases, more legal settlements in billion dollar amounts are being made between chemical companies and public water suppliers, both in the US and Europe.

The Conversation

Microsoft accused of 'possibly abusive' practices by European Commission for bundling Teams and Microsoft 365

Microsoft may have abused its dominance in the productivity software space to drive Microsoft Teams adoption. The European Commission has shared its preliminary views on the situation and will investigate further.

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Ukraine And Moldova Begin EU Accession Negotiations

Formal negotiations between Ukraine and Moldova for EU accession have commenced, facing challenges and complexities. The process is expected to span over a...

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All you need to know about France’s snap election with Our Friends in Europe podcast

THE newest episode of The National’s Our Friends in Europe tackles France’s surprise snap election following the results of the EU parliament…

The National (Scotland)

Claude 3.5 suggests AI’s looming ubiquity could be a good thing

In this week’s newsletter: If you don’t like chatbots popping up everywhere, get ready to be peeved. But the latest version of Anthropic’s shows AI is becoming more useful – and, crucially, affordable

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EU Accuses Microsoft Of Abusing Dominant Position With Teams

Microsoft violated EU antitrust rules by bundling its Teams communications app with its popular Office suite, Brussels said on Tuesday, as the US tech giant vowed to do what it takes to address competition concerns.

International Business Times

Apple won't bring AI to Europe because of court action – could there be a 'Brexit dividend' for UK iPhone users?

The EU's equivalent of anti-trust law poses a serious worry to Apple, but what about smaller markets like the UK?

Digital Camera World

Harnessing Tax Compliance To Drive Business Growth

Christiaan Van Der Valk, Vice President for Strategy at Sovos, discusses how governments mandate real-time digital tax reporting and how this presents businesses with opportunities to streamline operations and leverage data-driven insights.

International Business Times UK

China's Li hits back at Western accusations of unfair competition

In a speech at the World Economic Forum in China on Tuesday, Premier Li Qiang hit back at criticism from the US and EU that its manufacturers of green technologies benefit from an unfair advantage. His speech comes as Canada could impose higher tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, following in…

France 24

European Union accuses Microsoft of breaching antitrust rules by bundling Teams with office software

European Union regulators have accused Microsoft of “possibly abusive” practices that violate the bloc’s antitrust rules by tying its Teams messaging and videoconferencing app to its widely used business software

The Independent UK

Tui corrects misleading ‘Brexit advice’ on website for travel to Europe

Exclusive: The region’s biggest holiday company incorrectly claimed the Etias scheme started in 2022

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war: ICC issues arrest warrants for Russian officials over attacks on Ukrainian civilian targets – as it happened

International criminal court issues arrest warrants for Russia’s former defence minister Sergei Shogu and military chief of staff Valery Gerasimov

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Ukraine And Moldova Begin EU Membership Talks

Ukraine launches EU membership talks amid conflict with Russia, signaling progress and potential influence on EU policies.

The Independent UK

Ukraine and Moldova set to launch EU membership talks. It's a dream come true for Ukraine's leader

Ukraine is set to officially launch membership talks with the European Union later on Tuesday

The Guardian - UK

EU-regulated ‘sustainable’ funds invest £14bn in biggest polluters

Investigation finds funds touting ethical credentials include fast fashion labels and fossil fuel companies

International Business Times

EU Kicks Off Membership Talks With Ukraine, Moldova

The European Union formally launches accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova on Tuesday, setting the fragile ex-Soviet states off on a long path towards membership that Russia has tried to block.

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African and Asian artists condemn ‘humiliating’ UK and EU visa refusals

‘Unfair’ rejection rates of up to 70% harm cultural diversity and create a ‘global apartheid’, say promoters and musicians

The Guardian - UK

Wine, beer or spirits? Europeans can’t kick their traditional drinking habits

Researchers identify six clusters of alcohol patterns with countries sticking to same drinks and behaviours over years

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Moscow warns of retaliation after blaming US for deadly Ukrainian attack

Moscow says US has ‘become a party to the conflict’ after attack on occupied Crimea in which at least four people died. What we know on day 853

The Independent UK

‘Worrying’ comments by Tory activists show they back Farage over Putin and Ukraine

Leaked comments which reveal Tory activists agreeing with Nigel Farage have been described as ‘worrying’

The Independent UK

The EU targets Russia's LNG ghost fleet with sanctions as concern mounts about hybrid attacks

The European Union has slapped new sanctions on Russia over its war on Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

One in five households in Gaza go whole days without food, draft UN report says

Latest snapshot also finds half of households have had to sell or swap clothes for food, despite pressure on Israel to improve aid deliveries

The Independent UK

Zelensky orders purge of Ukraine’s state guard in wake of alleged assassination plots

The state security service (SBU) said last month that it had caught two guard service colonels accused of cooperating with Russia to plot the assassination of the Ukrainian president, military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov and other officials

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