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Hungary blocks $54bn EU financial aid for Ukraine

Veto came hours after the European Union agreed to open membership talks with Ukraine in a move Hungary opposed.

Ukraine’s a step closer to joining the EU. Here’s what it means, and why it matters

Ukraine’s a step closer to joining the EU. Here’s what it means, and why it matters

Ukraine has received a green light to start sped-up talks on joining the European Union

The Independent UK

Pope Francis Joins Calls For Treaty To Regulate Artificial Intelligence

Pope Francis Joins Calls For Treaty To Regulate Artificial Intelligence

Earlier this year, Pope Francis personally experienced the power of AI technology, when he became the subject of a viral internet trend

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 660

Hungary vetoes aid package for Ukraine; Kremlin says EU accession for Ukraine ‘very remote prospect’

The Guardian - AU

EU to open membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova

Volodymyr Zelensky hailed it as a victory for Ukraine and for Europe

Evening Standard

Anas Sarwar cuts in on Question Time over claim Westminster 'doesn't listen to Scots'

IF there’s one thing Anas Sarwar doesn’t like, it’s politicians putting the blame on others. He told the BBC Question Time audience as much…

The National (Scotland)

What does Orbán’s decision on Ukraine’s EU membership mean for an enlarged bloc?

Leaders recognise that a bigger union will bring challenges including difficult budget and policy decisions

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Zelenskyy claims ‘victory’ as EU agrees to open Ukraine membership talks

Zelenskyy claims ‘victory’ as EU agrees to open Ukraine membership talks

Moment of celebration turns bittersweet as Hungary carries through on threats to block financial aid for Kyiv.

Meta's Threads finally arrives in Europe nearly half a year after its debut

Meta's Threads finally arrives in Europe nearly half a year after its debut

Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that Threads is spreading its wings across Europe, aiming to give X some serious competition.

Android Central

Meta’s Threads app launches across EU in blow to competitor X

Meta’s Threads app launches across EU in blow to competitor X

The tech giant’s app, which launched in July 2023, first needed approval from the European Commission over privacy provisions

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Morning Mail: detention rules secretly lifted, US passes Aukus law, Warner’s timely ton

Morning Mail: detention rules secretly lifted, US passes Aukus law, Warner’s timely ton

Minister eases restrictions in apparent bid to thwart legal action; US Congress votes through Aukus rules

The Guardian - AU

EU sidesteps Viktor Orbán to open membership talks with Ukraine

EU sidesteps Viktor Orbán to open membership talks with Ukraine

Decision after hours of tense negotiations in Brussels is critical boost to Volodymyr Zelenskiy

The Guardian - UK

Putin confronted by critical text messages beamed on screen at year-end news conference

Putin confronted by critical text messages beamed on screen at year-end news conference

President sought to paint rosy picture of Russia at four-hour-long event – but citizens had other plans

The Independent UK

Quick Ukraine Membership: The EU Challenge Explained

Quick Ukraine Membership: The EU Challenge Explained

Unlock the puzzle of Ukraine's EU membership aspirations! Explore the challenges and complexities behind this geopolitical ballet in our latest explainer.

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The Guardian - UK

David Cameron says ‘heat and anger’ gone from UK-EU relationship

Foreign secretary tells Lords committee that Brexit has enabled UK to be ‘big enough to matter, but small enough to be nimble’

The Independent UK

Rights expert blasts Italy's handling of gender-based violence and discrimination against women

A European human rights expert says violence and discrimination against women in Italy is a “prevailing and urgent concern.”

Android Central

Google, Meta, Qualcomm, and others form a group striving for interoperability in the EU

The Coalition for Open Digital Ecosystems (CODE), which includes 10 big tech companies, aims to create open digital systems.

Finland set to again shut its entire border with Russia

The decision comes amid renewed asylum seekers arrivals that Helsinki has labelled a Russian hybrid attack.

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Austria Hinders Russian Sanctions for Raiffeisen Blacklisting

A dramatic game of diplomatic chess unfolds as Austria tactically halts Russian sanctions, citing Raiffeisen blacklisting as their clever rook move.

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Threads could potentially give X (Twitter) a run for its money, having recently launched in the European Union

Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Meta's Threads app is now available in the European Union. The EU's Digital Markets Act forced the company to postpone the app launch in the region due to regulatory uncertainty revolving around how the app would use personal data.

X’s rivals prepare to make decentralized social media the new norm

Meta's Threads starts interoperability testing, and Bluesky isn't far behind.

Zelensky hails 'victory for Ukraine' as EU agrees to open accession talks

The European Union decided Thursday to open accession negotiations with Ukraine, a stunning reversal for a country at war that had struggled to find the necessary backing for its membership aspirations and long faced opposition from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

EU Strategizes to Unfreeze Cash Aid for Poland

In a thrilling twist, the EU seeks innovative solutions to help Poland tap into frozen funds, marking a potential financial turning point for the country.

The Guardian - US

Is the spectre of inflation finally fading – and what could it mean for Biden?

For three years central banks in the US and Europe have been struggling to rein in price growth unseen in a generation

Ireland’s prime minister urges EU leaders to call for Israel-Gaza ceasefire

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says there is ‘some truth’ to accusations that EU employs a double-standard on Gaza.

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