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Free lunches, brain breaks and happy teachers: why Estonia has the best schools in Europe

How did a small, relatively poor country become an educational powerhouse? Creativity, autonomy and a deep embrace of the digital age

The Guardian - UK

Big tech told to identify and label AI deepfakes ahead of EU elections

The European Union has urged Facebook, TikTok, and other major tech companies to take decisive action against deepfakes and other AI-generated content by implementing clear labels ahead of the European elections in June.

Radio France Internationale

‘You’ve got to be joking’: Mandelson dismisses prospect of UK rejoining EU

Labour peer says there is little desire among voters for a referendum and in Brussels for renegotiations

The Guardian - UK

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Brown bear that injured five people during rampage in Slovakia shot dead

Footage of the animal running through the streets of Liptovsky Mikulas earlier this month went viral

Evening Standard

Europe’s longest hyperloop test track revives futuristic tube transport hype

Operators hope newly opened Dutch track will help prove feasibility of high-speed shuttle system

The Guardian - UK

All-electric Ford Explorer finally launches in Europe, promising up to 374 miles of range

Ford launches its competitive all-electric Explorer model in Europe after facing a series of delays.

TechRadar

EU Court Denies Amazon's Request To Suspend Tech Ad Rules

EU court upholds key ad clause, emphasizing fair competition in tech industry.

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EU Countries Urge Scaling Back Deforestation Law

EU countries debate proposed law on deforestation, balancing environmental concerns with economic interests. Environmental advocates stress the urgent need...

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The Euro at 25: The Currency that Continues to Defy the Odds

On the 1st of January 1999, the world was introduced to the Euro currency.

Radio France Internationale

EU banks under fire, accused of financing 'ecosystem destruction'

Since the 2015 Paris climate agreement, European banks have lent about €256 billion to corporations that put forests, savannahs and other natural ecosystems at risk, according to new research by a collective of NGOs, including Greepeace.

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Ukrainian Minister Dmytro Kuleba will demand ‘withdrawal of Russian forces’ during visit to India

Ukraine's Foreign Minister to focus on Russian withdrawal during Delhi talks, seeking Indian support ahead of peace initiative.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m not profiting from misery. I’m averting more’ – Thales’s UK boss on making missiles for Ukraine

Whether manufacturing drones or printing British blue passports, the defence contractor is flying high in a geopolitically risky climate

The Guardian - UK

Hire factcheckers to fight election fake news, EU tells tech firms

Parliamentary elections thought vulnerable to fake news will test social media firms and bloc’s new DSA laws

International Business Times

Ukraine Ready To Licence Farm Exports To Assuage Poland: Minister

Ukraine is ready to introduce export licences for its agricultural products to help address farmer anger in Poland, its agriculture minister told AFP, adding that he was "disappointed" by EU curbs on those goods.

International Business Times

Big Tech Told To Identify AI Deepfakes Ahead Of EU Vote

The EU called on Facebook, TikTok and other tech titans on Tuesday to crack down on deepfakes and other AI-generated content by using clear labels ahead of Europe-wide polls in June.

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: Is the US calling time on Apple’s smartphone domination?

The tech giant fights regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, as the US government launches a grab-bag of accusations. Plus, Elon Musk’s bad day in court

iMore

The DOJ and the EU could try to break up Apple as they seek competition remedy over antitrust issues, here’s why that’s unlikely

A new report reveals both the DOJ and the EU could force Apple to break up its company as the remedy to its antitrust woes.

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