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Apple And Spotify Clash Over Competition Complaints In EU Market

Apple and Spotify are at odds over competition complaints and the Digital Markets Act in the EU, with potential fines and changes to iOS software in the mix.

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AI deepfakes come of age as billions prepare to vote in a bumper year of elections

Governments and tech companies are locked in debate over how best to police an information ecosystem that is at serious risk of disruption

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Apple says Spotify wants ‘limitless’ access to its tools without paying

US tech firm condemns streamer for seeking to overturn its App Store rules as EU judgment is expected

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Senegal's President Macky Sall says his mandate will end on April 2

In tonight's edition: Macky Sall says April 2 will be the end of his mandate as president of Senegal, but a national dialogue is needed before setting a new election date. Also, Rwanda and the EU strike a deal on raw materials, but DR Congo slams the move. Plus, many…

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Brazil puts reform of UN at heart of its G20 presidency

International bodies are gripped by paralysis, Brazil tells meeting of foreign ministers, while David Cameron blasts ‘Putin and his cronies’

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Mercedes CEO Cautions EU On Protectionism Amid China Relations

Mercedes-Benz's CEO warns EU against protectionism in response to China's trade policies, emphasizing the importance of fair trade practices for the automo...

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Anti-fur Activists Target Max Mara, Fendi At Milan Fashion Week

Animal activists have fashion brands squarely in their sights this Milan Fashion Week, hoping to pressure Italian brands Max Mara and Fendi to give up fur in future collections.

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Czech Farmers Unite Against EU Agriculture Policies

Czech farmers protest at border crossings against EU agriculture policies, citing concerns over environmental regulations and low product prices.

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Dining across the divide: ‘He doesn’t like “the man”, anyone above, making decisions for him’

Can a pro-European and a fervent Brexiter have an amicable chat about gender identity – or Putin?

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Understanding Emma mattresses: different types, prices and how to choose the one for you

Everything you need to know about Emma mattresses, including sizing, prices and buying advice

Calais people-smuggling gang broken up with 19 arrests, says Europol

Year-long investigation leads to arrests of Iraqi Kurdish gang leader and five key organisers in Germany

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UK To Quit 'Outdated' Fossil Fuel Friendly Treaty

The UK will join a string of European countries in leaving a controversial energy treaty that has allowed fossil fuel giants to sue governments over their climate policies, the government said on Thursday.

International Business Times

Russia-Ukraine war: Navalny’s mother says if she doesn’t agree to secret funeral, Russia will ‘do something with my son’s body’ – as it happened

Activist’s mother says she was taken secretly to a morgue to view her son’s body, and Russian officials blackmail her over conditions for where, when and how her son should be buried

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UK Travellers Warned Over Possible Extra Fees If They Spend Holiday In France In Coming Days

The new rule is the result of the UK's exit from the European Union.

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European Farmers Protest High Production Costs In Madrid

Farmers in Madrid and Paris protest EU policies, seeking fair prices and support for sustainable agriculture. Protests reflect broader discontent among Eur...

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EU to extend Ukrainian agriculture free trade, adding safeguards for farmers

European Union member states have agreed to renew a deal with Ukraine to remove import duties on agricultural products, but have included more safeguards to keep the imports from driving down prices at the expense of European farmers who have been protesting across the continent.

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People helping asylum seekers in Europe face rising violence, report warns

Aid workers being held at gunpoint and having communications monitored, Council of Europe’s human rights commissioner says

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Videos show migrants stripped of clothing in freezing temperatures at Serbian border

Exclusive: footage of semi-naked men is evidence of increasing abuse during illegal pushbacks on Europe’s borders, say rights groups

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 729

Putin more upbeat amid stalled US aid and victory in Avdiivka, say western officials; EU approves sanctions package targeting countries helping Moscow

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EU Imposes New Sanctions On Russia And Chinese Companies

EU countries agree on new sanctions targeting Russia and Chinese entities for actions in Ukraine. Sanctions aim to undermine Russia's military capabilities.

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Ursula von der Leyen vows never to work with Europe’s far-right parties

European Commission president seeks a second term and says there’s no place for ‘Putin’s friends’ in bloc

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EU approves new round of sanctions against Russia

European Union members gave a provisional all-clear to a 13th package of Ukraine-related sanctions against Russia on Wednesday. It covers bans for nearly 200 organisations and individuals accused of helping Moscow obtain weapons or being involved in kidnapping Ukrainian children.

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UK officials recommend extending post-Brexit steel quotas

Kemi Badenoch to make final decision on protections amid British industry fears of possible flood of imports

International Business Times

Von Der Leyen Wants New Defence Tsar In Second EU Term

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen argued Wednesday for creating a post of defence commissioner to lead a drive to rearm Europe if she wins a second term in office.

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White House To Unveil Major Sanctions Against Russia

White House announces new sanctions against Russia in response to Ukraine conflict and Navalny's death, coordinating with European allies.

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