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US Military Destroys Houthi Threats in Red Sea Airstrikes

The US military conducted airstrikes targeting Yemen's Houthi rebels, destroying explosive-loaded drone boats and missile launchers in the Red Sea.

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iOS 17.4 beta just broke iPhone web apps — but only in the EU

iOS 17.4 beta 2 opens up iOS to third party app stores, but it also seems to have broken the web apps feature.

Tom’s Guide

Mayor urged to apologise to 'hundreds of thousands' of EU citizens wrongly slapped with Ulez fines

Transport for London has been accused of illegally obtaining the names and addresses of citizens on the continent to issue fines

Evening Standard

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Why Farmers Ride The Tractors To European Cities

From Greece to Italy, France, and Germany, tractors have become the farmers' "weapons" of a "war" against Brussels and national governments, protesting EU and domestic policies threatening their livelihood.

International Business Times

UK PM hits back at Putin’s ‘clearly ridiculous’ Nato expansion claims – as it happened

Rishi Sunak says Europe cannot let Putin’s own expansionism ‘go unchecked’

The Guardian - UK

EU States, Parliament Seek To Seal Deal On Spending Rules

EU states and lawmakers will hold final-stretch talks on Friday to try and strike a deal on budget reforms aimed at boosting investment while keeping spending under control.

International Business Times

Middle East crisis: Palestinian president says Israel aims to drive Palestinians from their land amid evacuation plan – as it happened

Office of Mahmoud Abbas warns of threat to security and peace in region after Netanyahu orders military to prepare evacuation plan for Rafah before expected invasion

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Family of Swede imprisoned in Iran fear death penalty verdict is imminent

EU diplomat Johan Floderus’s sister calls on Sweden to start speaking up loudly to demand his release

The Guardian - UK

Germany Sends Frigate To Help Secure Red Sea Shipping

A German navy frigate set sail for the Red Sea on Thursday with the aim of protecting commercial ships from attacks by Yemeni rebels, as part of a planned European Union mission.

International Business Times

EU lawmakers agree on gig workers' rights in second attempt

EU lawmakers and countries have reached a deal on gig workers' rights, signaling progress in ensuring fair treatment and protection for those in the gig ec...

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The Guardian view on Labour’s green retreat: wrong, wrong, wrong

Editorial: Keir Starmer’s announcement is a historic mistake on economic, political and environmental grounds

The Guardian - UK

Windows 11's 'February 2024 Moment' update is bringing new AI and accessibility features - plus no more Bing blackmail (for some people)

Windows 11's Moment 5 update, slated for February, promises EU users freedom from Bing and Microsoft Edge, alongside AI features.

TechRadar

In Romania, some fathers opt to take on the lion’s share of childcare

The east European nation is home to a paid scheme that allows either parent to look after their infant up to two years.

Al Jazeera

Tucker Carlson interview with Putin to test EU law regulating tech companies

Law obliges social media platforms to remove illegal content – with fears that interview will give Russian leader propaganda coup

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EU's Vestager skeptical about Big Tech's compliance with EU rules

European Union's competition chief, Margrethe Vestager, expresses skepticism regarding whether big tech companies will fully comply with new EU regulations.

The Guardian - UK

Ulez fines scandal: Italian police ‘illegally accessed’ thousands of EU drivers’ data

Italy’s data protection body is investigating claims – denied by TfL – that police shared names and addresses with firm collecting penalties from drivers

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EU Lawmakers Call for Independent Investigation into Alleged Vote-Rigging in Serbia

EU lawmakers demand an independent investigation into alleged vote-rigging in Serbia and threaten to cut off EU funds if authorities fail to cooperate.

The Guardian - UK

Italian man removed from UK despite post-Brexit Home Office certificate

Massimiliano Melargo, who was stopped at airport, has permission to enter and leave UK while awaiting settlement decision

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German Navy Frigate Deployed to Red Sea to Protect Trade

A German Navy frigate sets sail to join a European Union mission in the Red Sea, aiming to defend cargo ships from attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, hamper...

Tom’s Guide

iOS 17.4 beta — Apple wants to remind EU users that the App Store is a 'safe and trusted place' as it's forced to allow sideloading

Apple may have to allow third-party app stores in the EU, but it wants you to know it thinks the App Store is still the best option.

TechRadar

Microsoft thinks it might have made a breakthrough on its cloud monopoly case

Microsoft wants to negotiate with CISPE before the EU launches a full-on investigation into the company’s cloud dominance.

The Guardian - UK

What’s eating Europe’s farmers? Inside the 9 February Guardian Weekly

The final straw for farmers. Plus: Joe Biden’s Middle East masterplan

The Guardian - UK

UK’s leading agricultural research facility facing funding crisis

Exclusive: Rothamsted Research is having to pause ‘non-essential’ work, according to a letter from its director

International Business Times

Brands Need New Answers As Consumers Shun Cookies

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation law has been in place since 2018 and has applied to both companies based in the EU, and to any American companies serving consumers in the EU. Now, similar data privacy laws are coming into effect across the US, meaning these rules will also…

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EU-META-PLATFORMS-TECH: Supervisory Fee Battles EU Online Content Rules

Meta challenges the supervisory fee for EU online content rules. This move reflects the company's concerns about the potential financial implications and r...

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