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U.K. lawmakers unhappy that Abramovich's frozen Chelsea funds still not used for Ukraine

U.K. lawmakers frustrated as funds from the sale of Chelsea football club remain frozen, highlighting difficulties in using frozen assets for Ukraine.

The Hindu

Brexit: The people’s damning verdict four years on

57% believe Brexit has been more of a failure than a success, according to exclusive Ipsos poll for Standard

Evening Standard

Extraction of raw materials to rise by 60% by 2060, says UN report

Exclusive: Report proposes action to reduce overall demand rather than simply increasing ‘green’ production

The Guardian - UK

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Germany's Mine-to-motor Lithium Supply Chain Takes Shape

Once a byword for environmental disaster due to its heavy industry and mining, the city of Bitterfeld-Wolfen is poised to become a key site for Germany's ambitious green transition.

International Business Times

French Farmers Protesting Economic Hardships, Global Competition, and Red Tape

French farmers protest against economic challenges, high costs, competition, and restrictive regulations. The movement gains attention through disruptive t...

Top News

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 707

Zelenskiy may dismiss Zaluzhnyi after top general refuses to resign; new 100-mile glide bombs on way to Ukraine from Boeing-Saab

The Guardian - AU

Rome Protests Over Italian Chained In Hungary Court

Italy's government said Tuesday that Budapest authorities went "too far" in putting in chains an Italian woman awaiting trial for attacking neo-Nazis, as it summoned the Hungarian envoy in protest.

International Business Times

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Apple's iOS 17.4 update brings major changes to iPhone ecosystem

Apple's upcoming iOS 17.4 update brings significant changes to the iPhone, opening up the device to third-party influences and potential global adoption.

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Rish! puts himself through his hardest ordeal yet – ITV’s This Morning sofa

The PM tried to look like a man at home with spontaneity, rather than a work experience teenager who had wandered in

The Guardian - UK

Going deep on deep fakes

Plus an interview with Rob Silvers on the Cyber Safety Review Board

Reason

Jan Mokrzycki obituary

Other lives: Dentist and president of the Federation of Poles in Great Britain who campaigned for the rights of the UK Polish community to receive wartime compensation from Germany

The Guardian - UK

France announces new measures in bid to quell farmers protests

French farmers have been protesting against insufficient pay, EU regulations and unfair competition from cheap imports.

Al Jazeera

Northern Ireland's Largest Unionist Party Ends Boycott, Restoring Power-Sharing

The Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland agrees to end a boycott, paving the way for the restoration of a power-sharing government with Sinn Fein.

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Italian Regulators Notify OpenAI of Data Privacy Violations by ChatGPT

Italian regulators have notified OpenAI that its ChatGPT chatbot violated EU data privacy rules. OpenAI has 30 days to respond to the allegations.

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Evening Standard

OPINION - DUP deal to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland leaves as many questions as answers

As a rule of thumb, if you hear anyone say that deep-state, unelected bureaucrats run the country, feel free to ignore them and continue about your day. But there is one exception: Northern Ireland. For the last two years, civil servants have effectively been running it in the absence of…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Kemi Badenoch may be part of the 'Evil Plotters' WhatsApp group but she has an audacious plan

In her maiden Commons speech in 2017, Kemi Badenoch, quoting Woody Allen, said that democracy was like sex: “If it’s not messy, you’re not doing it right”. Seven years on, Conservative politics could hardly be messier.

The Guardian - UK

The DUP is celebrating this breakthrough – it should be apologising for the lives it has ruined

Thanks to the party’s boycott, public services are collapsing and there has been no government at Stormont for nearly two years, says political commentator Sarah Creighton

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland: what is the power-sharing deal – and could it be blocked?

DUP approves post-Brexit legislation, meaning devolved government could soon be functioning again

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Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Rages On, Funding for UNRWA Suspended

Get the latest updates on the ongoing conflict between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants in Gaza. Talks, funding cuts, and the humanitarian crisis a...

The Guardian - UK

Northern Irish parties meet to chart Stormont return after DUP backs deal

Ministerial posts could be filled within days after DUP’s decision to end boycott of power sharing

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft reacts to Apple’s proposed App Store Changes, and they're not happy

Microsoft has joined a growing list of companies speaking out against Apple's proposed changes for the App Store in the EU market.

iMore

Apple's new policy is a step in the wrong direction" — Microsoft's Xbox chief slams new App Store changes coming to the EU

Microsoft's Xbox president is not happy with the changes coming to Apple's App Store in the EU.

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EU Approves Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine's Reconstruction

European Union nations are considering using frozen Russian central bank assets to aid in the reconstruction of Ukraine, following the war in the country.

International Business Times

Hungary's 'Chilling' Foreign Influence Office Starts Up

A new government agency to "protect Hungary's sovereignty" which starts work Thursday will have a "chilling effect" on the country's democracy, critics warn.

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: ‘Hot garbage’ or core protection? Inside Apple’s ongoing beef with the EU

Of course the App Store owner’s fight with EU regulators is about money – but is it also about something more?

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