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UK drug regulator approves Alzheimer's drug but government likely won't pay for it

Britain’s drug regulator has authorized the Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi, saying that it’s the first medicine to show some impact in slowing progression of the neurodegenerative disease

The Independent UK

Apple is making a major change to its App Store behind the scenes

Apple's App Store head is leaving the company, and internally the section will divided in two in a major shakeup at Cupertino.

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China opens anti-subsidy probe into EU dairy imports in EV tariff rebuff

China opened an anti-subsidy probe into dairy imports from the European Union on Wednesday, stepping up tension with the bloc a day after Brussels published its revised tariff plan for China-made electric vehicles.

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Trade war intensifies as EU to slap extra tariffs on Chinese-made EVs

The European Commission has announced plans to slap tariffs of up to 36.3 percent on Chinese-made electric cars. The move is aimed at countering what the EU perceives as unfair trade practices, including subsidies for Chinese car manufacturers. However Tesla cars made in China are to face a lower duty…

Radio France Internationale

Activist opposed to Rio Tinto lithium mine receives anonymous death threats

Serbian green campaigner who co-drafted declaration against lithium exploitation now fears for his safety

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Long-range strikes a must against Russian aggression, says EU’s Borrell

EU’s top diplomat says long-range weapons would boost Ukrainian self defence; Scholz says Kursk operation was secretive by necessity. What we know on day 911

The Guardian - AU

Travelling To Europe? British Tourists Will Need This £6 'Visa Waiver' To Enter Effective June 2025

British travellers to Europe need a £6 ETIAS pass, which is valid for 3 years and requires biometric data.

International Business Times UK

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China begins anti-subsidy investigation into European dairy imports

Inquiry into eight EU countries is latest chapter in hostility between Beijing and EU over trade

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine votes to join ICC as it seeks to bring Russia to justice

Membership of the court, which prosecutes crimes against humanity, also advances the country’s EU aspirations.

Al Jazeera

U.K. might follow Europe in fining employers who mesage staff after-hours

New "right to switch off" policies could make it a lot harder for bosses to give their employees a late-night check-in over WhatsApp or email.

Fortune

China opens investigation into EU dairy exports as trade tensions flare

European milk and cheese producers have become the latest target in a simmering trade war with China

The Independent UK

China Targets European Dairy Producers In Trade Dispute

Trade tensions between China and the EU intensify as investigations into dairy subsidies and EV tariffs unfold.

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The livestock lobby is waging war on ‘lab-grown meat’. This is why we can’t let them win

These new proteins could be our best hope of averting catastrophe. But governments are trying to have them banned, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Sweden to kill 20% of its brown bears in annual hunt

Conservationists say the number of hunting licences granted is too high and condemn it as ‘pure trophy hunting’

The Guardian - UK

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Ukraine war briefing: Russian PoWs from Kursk ‘abandoned by our command’

Russian attacks kill boy, 14, and cause chlorine emergency; situation ‘difficult’ in Donetsk, says Zelenskiy, as Russia claims capture of Niu-York. What we know on day 910

The Conversation

Canada must continue cutting emissions regardless of the actions of other polluters

I have, over the years, lost count of the number of times I have seen or heard people say that it doesn’t matter what Canada, or the more-developed world, does to reduce carbon emissions. It is argued that the main global problem is that major emitters such as China, India,…

Tom’s Guide

What mattress does the Hyatt Hotel use, plus 3 affordable alternative pillow-top beds

We run through what type of mattress the Hyatt Hotels use, plus how you can recreate the same 5 star luxury at home with an affordable pillow top mattress.

The National (Scotland)

We need a more ambitious vision for an independent Scottish economy

Stability. This is the economic vision for Scottish independence emanating from the current SNP administration ...

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The Independent UK

London mayor Sadiq Khan hints at Brexit disconnect with Keir Starmer

Mayor of London suggests UK could rejoin the EU in ‘medium to long term’

TechRadar

EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager to step down after nearly a decade

Margrethe Vestager to leave office after spending 10 years in top EU post.

InsideEVs

GM Says It's Future Is Software. Here's Why It's Cutting 1,000 Software Jobs

Today on Critical Materials: GM cuts software team, Trump confirms he may cut EV tax credit and appoint Elon Musk as advisor, and Tesla escape higher EU tariffs

Fortune

TSMC's first European plant builds momentum for the EU's chip ambitions

A joint venture between TSMC, Bosch, Infineon, and NXP has won the approval it needs to get €5 billion in German subsidies.

The Guardian - UK

UK citizens travelling to EU next summer will have to pay €7 visa-waiver charge

Scheme will mirror US Esta and apply to travel to Schengen area, with under-18s and over-70s exempt

The Conversation

The UK risks missing out on the coming AI boom – here’s how it can get back on track

Rachel Reeves, the UK chancellor of the exchequer, has been making cost-cutting announcements ahead of a crunch October budget to deal with what she says is a black hole in the country’s finances. Along with scrapping winter fuel payments, a planned cap on social care and various road and infrastructure…

Radio France Internationale

Tensions rise as Hungary ignores EU deadline on Russian, Belarusian entry rules

Hungary missed the European Commission's deadline this week to respond to questions about its decision to ease entry requirements for Russian and Belarusian nationals, raising concerns across the EU.

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