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Apple just became first company ever charged with violating EU’s new pro-competition law

The EU has informed Apple the App Store rules are in breach of the Digital Markets Act by imposing unfair restrictions on developers.

Tom’s Guide

SNP launch Highland manifesto with pledge to undo damage done by Brexit

THE SNP have launched their Highland manifesto as they highlight the damage caused by Brexit as the party promises to stand up for rural…

The National (Scotland)

UK general elections: Which are the main parties, what are their key plans?

Political parties are vying for votes, with promises covering taxes, immigration and even re-joining the EU.

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Apple Intelligence won't come to Europe this year – not even on the iPhone 16

EU restrictions mean Apple will delay its AI features in Europe.

Apple's refusing to launch Apple Intelligence in the EU — here's why

Apple Intelligence won't come to most European countries due to Apple's disagreements with E.U. law

Tom’s Guide

Senior Tory 'tied up in knots' over Brexit claims during BBC interview

THE UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary was left “tied up in knots” during his morning media round following claims he made about Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

European Union regulators accuse Apple of breaching digital competition rules for App Store

European Union regulators have accused Apple of breaking new rules on digital competition by preventing software developers on its App Store from steering users to other venues

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Apple's EU App Store in breach of Digital Markets Act over three key issues, company remains defiant

The European Commission has ruled that Apple's EU App Store changes still breach the DMA, but Apple's having none of it.

iMore

China, EU are open to talks on plans to hike tariffs on Chinese EVs

Officials say that China and the European Union are open to holding talks on the EU's recent decision to sharply raise tariffs on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles

The Independent UK

Apple found in breach of EU competition rules

European Commission finds iPhone maker broke new laws designed to protect smaller competitors against big tech platforms

The Guardian - UK

EU Says Apple's App Store Breaches Bloc's Digital Rules

The European Commission informed Apple in a "preliminary view" that the "App Store rules... prevent app developers from freely steering consumers to alternative channels for offers and content".

International Business Times

Europe and China agree to talk about EV tariffs, a ‘first step’ to avoid a potential trade war between two of the world’s largest economies

The talks could help avoid a looming trade war between China and Europe which has already ensnared European brandy and pork.

Fortune

Israel-Gaza war: ‘My life’s mission is to thwart establishment of Palestinian state,’ says Israeli minister – as it happened

Bezalel Smotrich, finance minister, restates his position that occupied West Bank should be permanently part of Israel

The Guardian - AU

‘I feel sorry for British voters’: our panel on how the UK election is seen around Europe

Britain may be about to buck a European trend and elect a progressive government – but correspondents find Brexit amnesia bemusing and Nigel Farage’s return surreal

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Ukraine’s top EU negotiator says war-torn country won’t seek ‘discount’ on entry commitments

Ukraine’s lead negotiator to join the European Union says the war-torn country is on an “irreversible” course of Western integration after the EU agreed to formally start entry negotiations this week

International Business Times

Will Hungary Hijack The EU During Its Presidency?

Hungary takes over the European Union's six-month rotating presidency on July 1, in the face of fears perennial spoiler Prime Minister Viktor Orban could use it to take the bloc hostage at a critical time.

The Guardian - UK

‘They won’t silence us’: beaten Georgia activist says protests will continue

Zuka Berdzenishvili says opposition is pinning its hopes on October elections, amid attacks on government critics

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North Macedonia's Center-Right Leader Secures Parliamentary Approval

North Macedonia's new center-right leader faces challenges in advancing EU membership and addressing domestic issues while navigating nationalist stances.

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The National (Scotland)

John Swinney: Scotland’s voice ‘simply doesn’t matter to Westminster’

SCOTLAND'S voice “simply doesn’t matter to Westminster”, First Minister John Swinney will declare...

The Guardian - UK

Labour would comply with ICC arrest order for Netanyahu, Lammy reiterates

Shadow foreign secretary repeats belief in ‘rules-based order’ and also says UK would not seek EU membership

The Guardian - UK

UK says importers making ‘deliberate errors’ on forms to avoid Brexit border charges

New checks for plant and animal goods from the EU came into force on 30 April

The Independent UK

If the EU learnt the lessons of the Habsburg empire then Brexit might not have happened, says descendant

Exclusive: Hungary’s ambassador to the Vatican Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen spoke to The Independent about his family and the EU on a visit to London to celebrate the life of his relative Otto von Habsburg

The Guardian - UK

‘It was a nightmare. It still is’: the cost of doing business, eight years after Brexit

The vote to leave the EU was sold as a way to cut red tape, but for many it ended up doing the opposite. The Observer asked six businesses about the fallout for them

The Independent UK

Be careful what you wish for – especially when it comes to passport rules

The Man Who Pays His Way: Brexit changed much for travellers – but not everyone seems to agree on what, or why

The Guardian - UK

‘It will be a very big moment’: can Labour revisit Brexit – and heal bitter divisions with Europe?

European leaders will welcome a prime minister Starmer – and a new government will need the EU for its growth and security agenda. But it’s not going to be easy

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