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India-European Free Trade Association deal | $100-billion investment target was breakthrough moment: Swiss official

Helene Budliger Artieda speaking to The Hindu after successfully concluding the deal.

The Hindu

Concerns ahead of Chad elections after death of main opposition figure

The death of Yaya Dillo – the main rival to transitional Chadian president Mahamat Idriss Déby in upcoming elections in May – has deepened the political strife plaguing the country.

Radio France Internationale

Apple Reverses Decision To Ban Epic Games App Store

Apple reverses ban on Epic Games app store in Europe after EU scrutiny. Legal battles over in-app purchases and monopolies with tech giants continue.

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Apple's Ios 17.4 Update Impacts EU Users' Travel Plans

Learn about the implications of the EU's Digital Markets Act on Apple's iOS 17.4 and the evolving regulatory landscape for major tech companies and users.

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Moldova Faces Russian Threats Amid EU Aspirations

Learn about Moldova's challenges from Russia, including destabilization campaigns, energy crises, and EU aspirations.

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Jeremy Hunt’s budget mixtape is no match for Brexit’s greatest hits

Somehow the chancellor omitted to mention the main cause of Britain’s woes

The Guardian - UK

India signs free trade pact with 4 European countries

India-EFTA free trade agreement: India and EFTA sign free trade agreement to boost investments and trade, creating opportunities for economic growth and collaboration.

The Hindu

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Armenia Considers Seeking EU Membership, Foreign Minister Reveals

Armenia's potential bid for EU membership could reshape its foreign policy, economy, and governance, with implications for the region.

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Germany’s reputation for decisive leadership is in tatters when Europe needs it most

Olaf Scholz’s endless dithering over Ukraine is playing into Putin’s hands

The Guardian - UK

Painful day for tech titans as EU finally sinks its regulatory teeth into them

Last week the six biggest operators – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft and ByteDance – were forced to toe the line on competition, advertising, interoperability and more. It was a gamechanger

The Guardian - UK

Early Irish Referendum Tallies Indicate 'No' Vote On Family And Care

Early tallies from a dual referendum in Ireland on redefining family and women's roles showed a trend towards a "No" vote and a defeat for the government on Saturday.

International Business Times

The €136bn price tag on Ukraine's path to joining the EU

Ukraine's aspirations for EU membership face a daunting economic reality. New research puts the cost of the country joining the bloc as high as €136 billion – even before post-war reconstruction begins.

Radio France Internationale

Aid ship to use new route to bring vital humanitarian support from Europe to Gaza

Vessel to set off from port in Cyprus for Palestine this weekend

Evening Standard

Striking French farmers and their European allies

This week on The Sound Kitchen you’ll hear the answer to the question about the French farmer’s political action campaign and the other European farmers who have joined in. There’s “On This Day”, “The Listener’s Corner”, Ollia Horton’s “Happy Moment” and Erwan Rome’s “Music from Erwan” – all that and…

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The Guardian - UK

Not a sausage: how latest post-Brexit checks have hit UK delis

One company selling German products has not had a single delivery of wurst since January

The Guardian - UK

France’s appetite for frogs’ legs is endangering species in Asia, say campaigners

Scientists and vets are urging the president to afford the world’s most traded species better protections

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Apple might make it easier to switch from iPhone to Android — here's why

Thanks to the EU's Digital Market Act, Apple keeps adding more user-friendly features to its devices, but these two features might be exclusive to the EU.

The Guardian - US

EU will open sea corridor to send aid from Cyprus to Gaza amid famine fears

Commission president says pilot delivery is expected to set sail on Saturday but did not say where shipments would land or unload

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iMore

The Apple Vision Pro is “genuinely the first headset I can say I've used almost every day” — a developer working on PCVR mode for Apple’s spatial headset tells us what makes it so special

A developer behind the Apple Vision Pro PCVR project recently spoke to iMore about what makes the headset so great, while the recent fallout between Apple and Epic Games costs Apple gamers.

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EU Digital Markets Act Boosts Big Tech Rivals

The EU's Digital Markets Act boosts smaller tech firms against Big Tech through stricter regulations for fair competition.

Evening Standard

London St Pancras reveals expansion plans with train services set to reach more countries

Additional services needed to meet Eurostar goal of doubling international departures

It'll soon be easier to switch from iPhone to Android after you upgrade your device

Apple vows to simplify the digital transfer process when you swap phones.

Al Jazeera

France makes abortion a constitutional right on International Women’s Day

Country becomes first in world to explicitly guarantee abortion as a constitutional right as Macron seals amendment.

France 24

Aid ship prepares to leave Cyprus for Gaza as test of new humanitarian sea corridor

A ship was preparing to leave Cyprus in the coming days and head for Gaza with humanitarian aid, the European Commission president said, as international donors launch a sea corridor to supply the besieged territory facing widespread hunger and shortages of essential supplies after five months of war.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The day Theresa May lost her temper with a stunned Sammy Wilson

Theresa May doesn't get angry – she gets to work. Like the rest of us, the former prime minister has doubts, ideas, emotions and ambitions, but for decades she kept them something of a secret. May managed to become leader of a nuclear-armed, permanent member of the UN Security Council…

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