Journalists who revealed Greek wiretapping scandal appear in court Defamation lawsuit, filed by nephew of Greece’s prime minister, described as ‘disgraceful’ by press freedom groups The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2024
Holidaymakers 'face 14-hour queues' at Dover under new EU scheme The launch of the EU Entry-Exit system could cause major disruption Evening Standard · Jan 25, 2024
Apple tipped to restrict sideloading on iPhone in the most Apple way possible Apple's response to being force to allow sideloading could be the most Apple thing it does all year. Tom’s Guide · Jan 25, 2024
Spotify will finally allow you to subscribe through the iPhone app New EU-mandated rules mean that Spotify will bring back in-app subscriptions to its iOS app T3 · Jan 25, 2024
First Thing: Boost for Biden as United Auto Workers union endorses his re-election Both Biden and Trump had courted influential union. Plus, poll finds 35% of Americans say Israel is committing genocide The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2024
India to oppose curbs on subsidies to poor fishermen at WTO meet WTO meet: India will demand with like-minded members that advanced countries should agree to a 25-year moratorium on subsidies to their fishing industry operating in international waters, the officials said. The Hindu · Jan 25, 2024
Swedish PM agrees to meet Viktor Orbán as Hungary holds up Nato membership – as it happened Ulf Kristersson says dialogue between countries is needed amid frustrations following Budapest’s failure to ratify Sweden’s Nato membership The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2024
Watch Live As Porsche Launches The Electric Macan The livestream starts at 6:30 AM Eastern / 11:30 AM GMT. Motor1 · Jan 25, 2024
In Europe media freedom law draft, safeguards for social media moderation, reliance on JTI The latest draft of Europe’s new legislation to protect media freedom will seek to push social media platforms to identify “trustworthy news media” and give them guarantees against any arbitrary moderation and deletion of content. Newslaundry · Jan 25, 2024
WhatsApp could soon let you directly message other apps like Signal WhatsApp's newfound interoperability with third-party apps may be the result of the EU's Digital Markets Act. TechRadar · Jan 25, 2024
European Union Reports Drastic Reduction In Fossil Fuel Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Lowest In 60 Years In 2023, the European Union emitted eight per cent less carbon dioxide from its fossil fuel consumption compared to 2022. International Business Times UK · Jan 24, 2024
Advancements in AI governance and policy frameworks gain global momentum Discover the latest advancements in AI technology and the global efforts to establish policy frameworks that ensure responsible and ethical AI development. Top News · Jan 24, 2024
Sideloaded iPhone apps will still be reviewed by Apple and the company will 'collect fees from developers' who offer apps outside of its App Store, report claims Apple will have to allow EU citizens to sideload iPhone apps soon, but developers could be in for a shock when it does. iMore · Jan 24, 2024
iPhone app sideloading is coming soon – but it might not be the money-saving boost you're hoping for You might soon be able to sideload apps to your iPhone without using the App Store, but it might not be what you hoped for. TechRadar · Jan 24, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2024 Faithless Tories feign loyalty to Rish! with all the plausibility of a Nadine Dorries story After Simon Clarke proposed yet another leadership switch, most Tory MPs looked the other way – but Nadine sees deeper intrigue
Al Jazeera · Jan 24, 2024 Drones attack deep in Russia as Medvedev threatens Ukraine’s ‘existence’ Ukraine attacks military and energy infrastructure in at least three cities inside Russia, showing new drone abilities.
Al Jazeera · Jan 24, 2024 Sudan’s Hemedti embraced abroad as he terrorises civilians at home Paramilitary leader welcomed on Africa tour while Sudanese civilians accuse his fighters of atrocities.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2024 EU fossil fuel CO2 emissions hit 60-year low Fossil emissions ‘finally back to 1960s levels’, say analysts, but they warn levels are still falling too slowly
International Business Times · Jan 24, 2024 Surprise As Moldova's Pro-EU Foreign Minister Steps Down Moldova's Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu stepped down in a surprise move Wednesday after helping steer the former Soviet republic towards EU membership.
International Business Times · Jan 24, 2024 EU Ports Join Up To Fight Drug Smuggling The EU on Wednesday launches a "European Ports Alliance" to harmonise methods in the fight against drug smuggling and to combat the hubs' infiltration by criminal groups.
Motor1 · Jan 24, 2024 Europe's Largest Political Party Wants To Stop The Combustion Engine Ban The EPP aims to rethink the continent's green strategy "as soon as possible."
TechRadar · Jan 24, 2024 EU ministers urged to defend citizens' right to data privacy 2024 Data Privacy Week kicked off in the EU with a pledge from within the industry to defend encryption. Here, what at stake for citizens.
Al Jazeera · Jan 24, 2024 New NATO member Finland set to pick president after 12 years of Niinisto As war rages in Ukraine, the Nordic nation’s new leader’s trickiest challenges are likely to regard Russia.
International Business Times UK · Jan 24, 2024 EU Exempts Microsoft's Bing, Edge From Digital Markets Act, Report Microsoft and other tech companies listed as gatekeepers were given a grace period of 6 months to comply with the DMA, which will lapse in March 2024.
International Business Times · Jan 24, 2024 EU To Ramp Up Efforts To Shield Sensitive Assets From China The European Union will unveil a raft of measures Wednesday to better coordinate action on protecting sensitive technology and stopping critical infrastructure from falling into the hands of geopolitical rivals like China.