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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.

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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.

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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?

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone Narrowly Dodges Recession

The eurozone economy narrowly avoided a technical recession in the second half of 2023 but stagnated in the final three months of the year, official data showed Tuesday.

International Business Times

Unionists To End Boycott Of N. Ireland Government

Northern Ireland's main pro-UK party, the DUP, said on Tuesday it endorses a deal with the UK government allowing it to end a long-running boycott of the province's devolved administration.

International Business Times

Eurozone narrowly avoids recession as German economy shrinks

Single currency zone’s stagnating GDP figure will add to pressure for ECB interest rate cut

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EU Moves To Tap Profits From Russian Assets For Ukraine

The EU has reached an agreement on a first step towards tapping profits from frozen Russian assets to help pay for rebuilding war-ravaged Ukraine, officials said.

International Business Times

Goods to flow freely from GB to NI as part of deal to restore Stormont power sharing, says DUP – as it happened

DUP leader says checks on goods moving from GB to NI and staying in the UK to end unless there is a suspicion of criminality

The Guardian - UK

French prime minister says country’s farmers should be granted ‘exception’ as protests and road blocks continue – as it happened

Gabriel Attal says agriculture is France’s ‘strength and pride’ after Emmanuel Macron calls for measures for Ukraine imports

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s thirst for lithium threatens livelihoods, biodiversity in Portugal

Open-pit mines are planned for Portugal’s northern region, worrying locals who say their livelihoods are at risk.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia showing no willingness to return PoW bodies from plane crash, Kyiv says; Zelenskiy wants ‘air shield’ – as it happened

Kyiv says Moscow has provided no evidence to support claim Ukrainian soldiers were on board crashed plane

The Guardian - AU

Tuesday briefing: The late night vote to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland

In today’s newsletter: how the DUP finally brought two-year boycott of Stormont assembly to an end

The Guardian - UK

From Germany to Israel, it’s ‘the will of the people’ v the rule of law. Which will win?

In liberal democracies, populists are setting two core principles at odds – and putting freedom and human rights in danger, says Paul Taylor of the Friends of Europe thinktank

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Brexit border rules could cut shelf life of fresh food from EU by a fifth, say experts

Requirement for importers to give 24 hours’ notice of deliveries described as ‘unfeasible’ by suppliers

The Guardian - AU

Stormont power sharing in sight as Northern Ireland DUP accepts post-Brexit deal

Sinn Féin will get to nominate its inaugural first minister after Westminster legislates to end checks on goods moving within UK and imposition of EU law

International Business Times

New Post-Brexit Customs Checks Spark UK Border Worries

The UK will finally roll out post-Brexit border checks Wednesday on food, plant and animal products imported from the European Union, fanning fears of more price hikes, empty shelves and even Valentine's Day flower shortages.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 706

As the war enters its 706th day, these are the main developments.

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The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 706

European parliament investigates Russian spy claims against Latvian MEP; pressure mounts on Hungary’s Orbán to unblock EU aid to Ukraine

The Guardian - AU

Apple’s EU app store changes open door for Australia to improve digital platforms competition

Australia is expected to look closely at Apple’s decision to comply with EU competition rules in light of its long-running digital platforms inquiry

Windows Central

'Apple's new policy is a step in the wrong direction.' Microsoft, Spotify, decry Apple's 'compliance' with new European app store rules

Apple's malicious compliance with new the EU's Digital Markets Act isn't sitting well with Epic Games, Spotify, or Microsoft. Here's what the companies had to say.

Android Central

Amazon drops $1.4 billion deal with iRobot amid EU resistance, spurring layoffs

Amazon and iRobot announce a "mutual" termination of the former's $1.4 billion deal to acquire the Roomba maker.

TechRadar

Apple’s poison-pill approach to EU regulation might be the right thing to do

Apple has made its EU Apps Store rule compliance as unappetizing as possible and there's good reason for it.

Tom’s Guide

Amazon just backed out of its big $1.7 billion iRobot deal

Amazon's plans to acquire Roomba parent company iRobot have fallen through after regulatory pushback.

International Business Times

'Blackmail' Charges Fly In EU-Hungary Standoff On Ukraine

Tempers flaring and accusations of blackmail: sparks flew again Monday between Hungary and its EU partners, three days before a summit meeting aimed at freeing up billions in aid for war-torn Ukraine.

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