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Ilya Gambashidze: Simple soldier of disinformation or king of Russia’s trolls?

He may not be a household name, but Ilya Gambashidze appears to be involved in almost all of the latest Russian disinformation operations across the world. His disruptive cyber actions earned him a spot last year on the European sanctions list. But a FRANCE 24-RFI profile of Russia’s mystery man…

France 24

‘People put a lot of hope on me’: Estonia’s youngest MP already making waves

Hanah Lahe is just 24 but she is already a leading voice for change in the Baltic state

The Guardian - UK

EU To Fine Apple In Spotify Antitrust Case

EU may fine Apple for favoring Apple Music over Spotify in an antitrust case. Apple denies wrongdoing, but faces potential consequences for its App Store p...

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Armenia Faces Scrutiny Over Surge In EU Imports Amid Sanctions Concerns

Armenia's trade surge from EU raises suspicions of sanctions circumvention, drawing attention from US Treasury and analysts.

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Central Europe PMs Say Will Not Send Troops To Ukraine

Four ex-communist central European countries said Tuesday they were not planning to send troops to Ukraine as they remained torn on military aid to the war-ravaged country battling Russia's invasion.

International Business Times

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European parliament votes for watered-down law to restore nature

EU target aims to restore at least 20% of land and sea ecosystems by 2030 despite farmers’ protests and rightwing opposition

The Guardian - UK

EU Parliament Backs Contested Biodiversity Bill

EU lawmakers on Tuesday gave the final green light to a milestone bill aimed at protecting nature in the bloc, overriding conservative attempts to torpedo a law that has angered European farmers.

International Business Times

Environmentally friendly heat pumps hit slump in Europe, says lobby group

Sales fell 5% over 14 countries for which data exists, according to the European Heat Pump Association

The Guardian - UK

Ready meal king Charlie Bigham: ‘I haven’t seen a single benefit from Brexit yet’

The man who started making fish pies on his kitchen table served up healthy sales of £133m last year, despite staff and cost issues … and the problem of being outside the EU

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine's allies must 'jump-start' their support, Macron tells Paris summit

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced new steps to boost Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion, and has not ruled out sending Western ground troops. He said Europe's security and stability depended on Russia's defeat.

Radio France Internationale

Macron Announces Steps To Boost Ukraine, Does Not Exclude Troops

While there was "no consensus" on the sending of Western ground troops to Ukraine, "nothing should be excluded. We will do whatever it takes to ensure that Russia cannot win this war," he said.

Latin Times

Australia open to resuming stalled EU trade talks

Despite talks between the European Union and Australia for a free trade deal falling over, the Albanese government is willing to head back to the drawing board.

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The Hindu

Why is NATO’s Steadfast Defender 2024 military exercise significant? | Explained

Steadfast Defender 2024: We take a look at NATO’s Steadfast Defender 2024, the largest exercise conducted by the alliance since the Cold War.

The Guardian - UK

Sweden will complete its ‘long farewell to neutrality’ with Nato accession

For Swedes it means a dramatic change of national identity, while the alliance gets greater control of the Baltic Sea

The Guardian - UK

Poland’s rightwing opposition criticises Tusk’s education shake-up

Coalition government to slim down school curriculum after cramming of subjects under previous nationalist administration

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Govt ‘examining’ Indian tech company sanctioned by EU, U.S.; fresh protests in U.P. seek PSC re-exam citing ‘paper leak’, and more

From Indian government ‘examining’ Indian tech company sanctioned by EU, U.S. to new protests erupt in U.P. seeking re-exam for posts citing ‘paper leak’, here is a select list of stories to start the day on Feb 27, 2024

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The Guardian - AU

Macron refuses to rule out putting troops on ground in Ukraine in call to galvanise Europe

French president admits no consensus exists on such a move as he urges fellow European leaders to take action rather than wait for US aid

The Guardian - UK

Carrying chickens by their legs should remain unlawful, say UK campaigners

Defra proposal to relax farming rules accused of breaking Tory pledge to raise standards post-Brexit as the practice can cause pain

International Business Times UK

Six Charts That Show How US Spent $75b In Ukraine Aid; Zelensky Still Waiting On $61b Aid Package

According to the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the US has provided Ukraine with $74.3 billion in aid.

International Business Times

Hungarian Parliament Greenlights Sweden's NATO Entry, Defying Putin

Hungary's parliament grants approval for Sweden's NATO membership, marking a significant geopolitical shift and dealing a blow to Russia.

The Hindu

Government ‘examining’ Indian tech company in EU, U.S. sanctions list

Indian tech company Si2 Microsystems under scrutiny for sanctions by EU and U.S. over ties with Russia.

France 24

Farmers clash with police in Brussels as EU ministers meet to tackle red tape

Farmers faced off with riot police in Brussels streets paralysed by tractors on Monday, as EU ministers huddled to try to streamline rules and red tape that are fuelling protests across the bloc.

International Business Times

New Farmer Show Of Force As EU Ministers Tackle Red Tape

Farmers faced off with riot police in Brussels streets paralysed by tractors on Monday, as EU ministers huddled to try to streamline rules and red tape that are fuelling protests across the bloc.

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