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EU Finance Ministers Outline Capital Markets Union Priorities

EU finance ministers outline priorities for Capital Markets Union until 2029 to boost investment, sustainability, and innovation in the EU market.

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EU Members Approve Draft Rules For Gig Worker Rights

EU member states approve watered-down regulations for gig workers' rights, raising concerns and sparking debate.

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Brussels recommends opening EU membership talks with Bosnia

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday Brussels was recommending member states open formal membership talks with Bosnia, in the latest move towards expanding the bloc in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Apple is finally going to allow iOS app downloads from the web – but only in the EU

Later this year you'll be able to open up your iPhone, visit a website, and download an app.

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EU To Recommend Bosnia-Herzegovina Accession Talks Despite Ethnic Divisions

EU proposes accession talks with Bosnia-Herzegovina amidst ethnic tensions and geopolitical considerations, reflecting broader efforts to strengthen ties i...

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Sideloading coming to iPhone in the EU 'later this spring' — Apple unveils Web Distribution for iOS apps, but there are still some caveats

Apple has announced it will allow web distribution of apps on iPhone in the EU beginning this spring.

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European Commission facing rebuke for using Microsoft 365

Insufficient safeguards for sharing personal data outside of the EU and EEA have landed Microsoft in trouble.

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EU leaders to call for ‘humanitarian pause leading to a sustainable ceasefire’ – as it happened

EU leaders set to outline concerns about humanitarian situation in Gaza and call for immediate humanitarian pause

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian schools in Kursk close after claims of Ukrainian cross-border incursion – as it happened

Schools in Kursk switch to online classes after Ukraine-based armed groups claim to have crossed Russian border

The Guardian - UK

After the no-no vote, Irish women are stuck with a sexist constitution. Let’s use it

There are lessons here too for women in other countries fighting movements that seek to roll back their rights, says Irish writer Dearbhail McDonald

The Guardian - UK

Newly elected leaders to be held to same climate obligations, says Cop29 chief

Exclusive: Incoming UN summit president calls on governments to stay on track, as majority of global population go to the polls

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Russian advances stopped, says Zelenskiy – ‘we have recovered our situation in the east’

Ukrainian president tells French TV that status of the frontline is at its best in three months – what we know on day 748

The Guardian - AU

Biden To Reassure Polish Leaders As Ukraine Fears Mount

US President Joe Biden hosts Poland's President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the White House Tuesday to try to reassure key NATO ally Warsaw of Washington's support after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

International Business Times

iPhone users in the EU can use Google Maps for default navigation starting next year

Apple is letting iPhone users in Europe ditch Apple Maps and use Google Maps instead if they want.

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The Guardian view on supply chains: not only just in time, but just in case

Editorial: Countries are placing a higher priority on resilience and security in the wake of the pandemic and as tensions grow

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Europe Faces Growing Climate Risks, Urgent Action Needed

The European Environment Agency warns of escalating climate risks in Europe, urging immediate action to safeguard against severe weather extremes and clima...

The Guardian - UK

New EU gig economy laws saved from oblivion by Belgian compromise

Directive aims to give taxi and delivery drivers such as those working for Uber and Deliveroo rights similar to those enjoyed by full employees

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Microsoft is now 100% compliant with the European Union's DMA regulation by letting users uninstall OneDrive, Edge, and Bing on Windows 11

Microsoft outlines measures it has taken to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) regulations, including making its services interoperable and letting users uninstall OneDrive on Windows 11.

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Al Jazeera

EU countries endorse diluted draft rules on gig economy workers’ rights

Revised text scraps set of criteria proposed by European Commission to determine if an online company is an employer.

The Guardian - UK

Whoever forms Portugal’s government, this is a victory for the far right. Will Europe ever learn?

Sunday’s elections marked the end of voters’ patience with the failed socioeconomic policies of both main parties, says journalist Joana Ramiro

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Whatsapp And Messenger To Allow Interoperability With Third-Party Apps

Meta's WhatsApp and Messenger to comply with EU's Digital Markets Act, enabling secure interoperability with third-party messaging services.

Al Jazeera

Climate change threatens EU with mass deaths and huge costs: Report

Hundreds of thousands of lives and more than $1 trillion in losses are threatened unless urgent action is taken.

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Angry developer says Apple is 'like The Godfather' — won't refuse offer of alternative app marketplaces despite hurdles

An app developer says Apple is behaving 'like The Godfather' with its new iOS app marketplace rules.

The Guardian - UK

Eurovision mirrors how countries see one another. That’s why I can’t watch Israel take part

No amount of mental gymnastics can justify allowing its inclusion while a humanitarian catastrophe goes on in Gaza, says journalist Jeffrey Ingold

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: How the world is (or isn’t) trying to rein in the wild west of artificial intelligence

In today’s newsletter: Can governments worldwide implement effective laws on the use of AI? Deepfake porn apps like ClothOff makes the challenge even harder

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