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Microsoft in talks to end EU trade body's cloud complaint

Microsoft is engaged in discussions to resolve the cloud computing complaint made by a trade body, potentially putting an end to the antitrust issue.

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The Toyota GR86 And Subaru BRZ Are Dead In Europe. Here's Why

The Toyobaru is being killed due to new safety regulations, but the Miata lives on.

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BREAKING: Massive Russian missile attack hits multiple regions in Ukraine

Discover the latest updates on Ukraine as reports of a massive Russian missile attack surface, targeting six areas including Kiev. Find out more here.

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Apple’s browser blues: new EU legislation forces an iOS browser rules overhaul, but rivals want to see more

EU legislation compels Apple to open iOS browser rules; Google and Mozilla push for global change, accusing Apple of continued unfair behavior.

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In Sweden, we’re smug about our ‘neutrality’. The truth is not so squeaky clean

As we prepare to join Nato, it’s time we stopped flattering ourselves and our history. We’ve never been morally superior, says Swedish author Gunnar Ardelius

The Guardian - UK

European Union scraps pesticide proposal in another concession to protesting farmers

The European Union shelved an anti-pesticide proposal Tuesday in another concession to farmers after weeks of protests that blocked many capitals and economic lifelines across the 27-nation bloc.

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‘Now we are not safe’: Sweden’s Kurds fear Nato deal has sold them out

Sweden’s sizeable Kurdish population sees signs of rising repression after Turkey demanded action as price of Nato admission

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 714

Special forces blow up Russian Black Sea drone booster station; ‘show some spine’, Biden tells Republicans blocking Ukraine funding

The Guardian - AU

Understanding the Factors Driving the iGaming Boom in European Countries

In the past few years, the iGaming business has seen a massive spike in growth and popularity, drawing in people from all over the world. Europe stands out as a leader in this online boom, wholeheartedly accepting internet-based gambling. We'll take a close look at how the iGaming industry is…

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Germany may abstain from ESG regulation vote

Economy and Society is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

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EU Agrees First Law Combatting Violence Against Women

EU member countries and lawmakers reached an agreement on Tuesday on the bloc's first rules to tackle violence against women, the European Parliament and officials said.

International Business Times

EU Strikes Deal On Clean Tech To Compete With China, US

EU states and lawmakers clinched a deal on Tuesday to expand Europe's clean tech production, from solar and wind to carbon capture, as the bloc faces off with China and the United States.

International Business Times

Ferrexpo controversy threatens investor confidence and rule of law in Ukraine

Learn about the pressures and challenges Ukraine faces, from corruption to foreign investment, and why upholding the rule of law is crucial for its future ...

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EU lays out plan to cut greenhouse emissions by 90% by 2040

Proposal is part of European Commission’s aim to become world’s first climate-neutral continent

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‘Symbol of polarisation’: EU scraps plans to halve use of pesticides

Move is among bloc’s latest environmental concessions to farmers as protests continue across Europe

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Continued Euro Telco Charges for Intra-EU Calls Until 2028

Europe's telecommunications companies have been given permission to continue charging for calls made within the EU until 2028.

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Google and others push for iPhone browser rule change — but who really benefits?

Pointing to the EU's DMA, companies like Google and Mozilla are pushing for Apple to change yet another way that the iPhone operates.

The Guardian - UK

Italy’s far-right government submits plan to decriminalise abuse of office

Proposal to abolish law raises fears of mafia infiltration and abuse of power in public sector

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EU waters down pollution targets and rethinks pesticide plans in bid to quell farmers’ protests – as it happened

Move by Ursula von der Leyen welcomed by farmers after weeks of protests across Europe

International Business Times UK

Eurostar Could Limit Passengers Per Day, Especially On London To Paris Train Route

European Union's new ESS checks are expected to come into place in October this year.

International Business Times

Chance For Italy's Toxic Steelworks To Finally Go Green

Doctor Maria Grazia Serra's patients have been "breathing, eating and drinking" toxins from Taranto's steelworks for decades, but a dispute over the vast Italian plant could finally see its ecological conversion.

International Business Times

Biden To Receive Scholz Amid Ukraine Aid Impasse

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will try to build on the momentum from Europe's success in agreeing new aid for war-torn Ukraine when he heads to Washington this week, where President Joe Biden is struggling to overcome opposition to a US package.

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Hydrocycle Concept Seeks To Reshape The Future Of Two-Wheeled Mobility

The European Union has big hopes for hydrogen, and the Hydrocycle concept could just be the ticket to greener two-wheeled mobility.

The Times of India

Putin's shadow looms over Nato’s border states

A few hours drive east of Riga through a snow-carpeted landscape of forest, fields and frozen lakes, motorists are told in Latvian and English that they’re entering “Borderland.” Cars are forbidden from stopping and photographs are not allowed. Watch towers look out across a belt of birch and pine trees…

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EU Seeks Agreement for Green Industry Ambitions

The EU is working towards achieving its green industry ambitions and is aiming to agree on a key path to make this a reality. Find out more here.

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