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Apple makes legal move to challenge EU law that enforces sideloading

Apple has filed a legal case against the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which requires bigger companies like Apple to open up their platforms to sideloading.

iMore

‘Like shooting yourself in the foot’: Survey uncovers impact of Brexit on businesses

MOST small and medium size businesses in the UK say Brexit has had a negative impact, a major new survey has found.

The National (Scotland)

Thousands join pro-Palestinian rally in Dublin city

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that Ireland was pushing at EU and UN level for a ceasefire to be implemented.

The Independent UK

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Hungarian government campaign renews antisemitism concerns

PM Viktor Orbán seems to be returning to strategy of claiming shadowy global forces are trying to meddle in country’s politics

The Guardian - UK

Much as it galls the French, English has become Europe’s cultural lingua franca

The British may have left the EU, but if recent films are to go by, their language remains centre stage

The Guardian - UK

‘These are biblical lands promised to us’: Jewish settlers in West Bank hope Gaza conflict will help their cause

Human rights groups say settlers, empowered by their right-wing government, are exploiting the Israel-Hamas war

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu is a liability for Biden. Peace is impossible until he goes

The US president’s support for Israel’s PM is damaging America’s reputation abroad, hurting his own chances of re-election and prolonging the suffering in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

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‘I employ a lot of hackers’: how a stock exchange chief deters cyber-attacks

Six Group, which operates the Swiss and Spanish bourses, is a target for cyberwarfare and must be on guard, its boss says

The Guardian - UK

Germany unwilling to criticise Israel because of Holocaust guilt, says Turkey’s Erdogan

Turkish president holds tense press conference with chancellor Olaf Scholz on visit to Germany

The Independent UK

Britain still needs post-Brexit deals - but has the EU moved on?

The chances of the UK striking key deals with Brussels are looking up, with many seeing the new foreign secretary David Cameron as the latest step in a rapprochement

The Guardian - UK

European citizenship for people from Turkey, Ukraine and the UK? Why not?

The EU could welcome individuals as well as countries – and create a new kind of citizenship for the modern world, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

The Guardian - UK

Independence white paper sets out Scotland's 'offer' to EU

THE new independence white paper sets out Scotland’s “offer” to the European Union, a minister has said.

The National (Scotland)

"They need to make good products and let people CHOOSE to use them." How Brexit and Microsoft teamed up to ruin Windows 11

Microsoft will soon let Windows 11 users hide some ads and the MSN news feed. The change is due to legislation, not out of the goodness of Microsoft's heart, and it will only affect a limited number of countries.

Windows Central

Erdogan in tense talks in Germany as divisions over Gaza war deepen

Turkey’s president stresses need for ceasefire, while Germany’s Scholz backs Israel’s right to defend itself.

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Five key points from the latest independence paper on Scotland rejoining the EU

SCOTLAND’S possible route to rejoin the European Union is the focus of the latest Scottish Government white papers

Al Jazeera

As Israel bombs Gaza, Ireland’s enduring support of Palestine gets stronger

Writers, politicians, and activists in Ireland, often an outlier in the West on the Middle East war, call for peace.

Evening Standard

Bankers would have flocked to Holland after Brexit were it not for the bonus cap, says Bunq CEO

British bankers would have flocked to the Netherlands were it not for the country’s bonus cap rules, the CEO of Dutch challenger bank Bunq has told the Standard.

Evening Standard

Finland blocks border crossings to stop migrants 'sent by Russia'

The Kremlin has denied the allegations

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Scotland 'in a good place' for quick accession to the EU after Yes vote

SCOTLAND is in a “good place” to swiftly join the EU following a Yes vote, the Constitution Secretary has said.

The Independent UK

EU nations reach major breakthrough to stop shipping plastic waste to poor countries

European Union countries and lawmakers have reached a breakthrough to stop sending their plastic trash to poor countries

The Conversation

Ukraine and Moldova have taken a huge step towards EU membership – but these hazards lie ahead

The European Commission has confirmed its support for opening the formal accession process for Ukraine and Moldova to become members of the European Union and for other nations in the western Balkans to move forward with their own bids.

Windows Central

"We don’t allow ads on our platform that contain sexually explicit content," Google explains after an explicit ad surfaced on YouTube amid its firm stance on ad-blockers

YouTube is doubling down on its efforts to detect and block ad blockers. Oddly, a Reddit user recently flagged a disturbing ad featuring explicit content while streaming videos on the platform. However, Google has pulled down the ad as it's against the company's policies.

France 24

Georgian President Salomé Zourabichvili: ‘We are on the West’s side’

Europe’s recommendation to grant Georgia candidate status for EU membership is “a very major step” that is goading the country’s political leaders to coalesce around a “new consensus” in favour of a European future, Georgian President Salomé Zourabichvili told FRANCE 24.

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Liverpool’s new youth recruitment policy is unearthing their next generation

Liverpool are looking to find new gems – using a fascinating new recruitment policy

France 24

War ‘fatigue’: Is Europe tired of the conflict in Ukraine?

Are EU leaders tired of Russia’s war in Ukraine and ready to seek a way out? That was the message from Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, during a phone call in September with Russian comedians posing as an African Union official. Although Meloni’s office later said it regretted the PM’s…

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