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Apple To Allow Rivals Access To Iphone Contactless Payments Technology

Apple complies with EU regulators to open up iPhone contactless payments technology, fostering competition and consumer choice in the mobile payment landscape.

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Starmer to begin reset of EU relations in meetings with Irish and French leaders

PM to hold bilateral talks at Chequers next week when European leaders will also gather for summit at Blenheim Palace

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Joe Biden under renewed pressure to step aside

Actor George Clooney joins Democratic senator to publicly call on president to consider broader picture. Plus, lawyers gear up to fight for the ocean

The Guardian - UK

Paris airports labour dispute threatens Olympics arrivals

A dispute between aviation workers and management at the French capital's airports threatens to overshadow years of preparations for visitors and athletes arriving for the Paris Olympics this month.

Radio France Internationale

Germany’s AfD and extremist allies set up second EU parliament far-right group

Europe of Sovereign Nations group could prove more extreme than existing Fidesz-National Rally grouping

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Microsoft seals multimillion-dollar payout deal to settle EU cloud antitrust case

CISPE will retract its complaint and Microsoft will offer up other benefits as part of a proposed €20m settlement.

TechRadar

EU Accepts Apple Plan To Open IPhone Tap-to-pay To Rivals

The case dates back to 2022 when Brussels first accused Apple of blocking rivals from its popular iPhone tap payment system in a breach of EU competition law.

International Business Times

EU accepts Apple pledge to let rivals access 'tap to pay' iPhone tech to resolve antitrust case

The European Union says it’s accepting Apple’s pledge to open up its “tap to pay” iPhone payment system to rivals as a way to resolve an antitrust case and head off a hefty fine

The Independent UK

Breaking: EU accepts Apple's major tap-to-pay changes coming to iPhone

The EU says it has accepted Apple's commitment to change tap-to-pay on iPhone in the territory.

iMore

Bosnian Muslims Commemorate Srebrenica Genocide

Solemn mourners began gathering in Srebrenica on Thursday to remember the 1995 massacre of Bosnian Muslims, less two months after the UN established a memorial day to mark the genocide.

International Business Times

Anti-Semitism swells in Europe amid Gaza war, says EU watchdog

A report by the EU’s Agency for Fundamental Rights finds most Jews in Europe fear for their safety.

Al Jazeera

Joe Biden hints UK should move closer to EU in Starmer meeting

Two leaders meet during Nato summit in Washington as prime minister works on EU-UK security pact

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International Business Times

Ukraine Relies On Friends As Russia Strikes Power Grid

With Russian attacks on energy infrastructure causing power cuts, Ukraine is depending on its central and eastern European neighbours to keep the lights on.

The Guardian - US

A ‘peace mission’ and a likely Trump meeting: how Hungary’s PM became the spoiler of the Nato summit

Viktor Orbán enraged most of the alliance by meeting with Putin and Xi, while shunning Biden, as he seeks to negotiate a Ukraine war settlement

Radio France Internationale

French election leaves far-right National Rally down but not out

France's snap elections didn't result in the thundering parliamentary majority the National Rally wanted. But while tactical voting by the left and centre kept the far-right party out of power yet again, analysts say its gains should not be underestimated.

The Guardian - UK

Will Nigel Farage behave in Commons after record as a ‘ranting’ MEP?

Reform leader made reputation in 2010 speech calling former Belgian PM Herman Van Rompuy a ‘damp rag’

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The Guardian - UK

Europeans are experiencing a ‘wave of antisemitism’, survey finds

EU agency says 96% of respondents reported anti-Jewish behaviour, with conflict in Middle East one of the causes

The Street

Analysts adjust Facebook parent stock price target ahead of earnings

This is what could happen next to shares of Meta Platforms.

The Conversation

Music festivals get one chance every year to make money. That’s what makes them so vulnerable

The financial health of the UK’s festivals circuit is, in many cases, precarious. The success of Glastonbury, by far the most significant live outdoor event in the UK music calendar, is not a reliable indicator of the health of the country’s wider festival scene.

The Independent UK

Simon Calder: Do I need a passport to fly within the UK or to Ireland?

In practice airlines demand ID from adult travellers

InsideEVs

The Xpeng P7+ Chases Tesla With Camera-Only Automated Driving

China's throwing down the gauntlet in the self-driving car race now too, and this offering from Xpeng is running the Tesla playbook.

The Independent UK

European Union adds porn site XXNX to list of online platforms facing strictest digital scrutiny

The European Union says it’s adding the porn site XXNX to its list of online services facing the strictest level of scrutiny under the bloc’s digital regulations, including measures requiring users to verify their ages

International Business Times

Microsoft Drops OpenAI Board Seat As Scrunity Increases

Microsoft has ditched plans to take up a non-voting position on the board of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, according to a letter seen by AFP on Wednesday, as regulators step up scrutiny of deals involving AI companies.

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