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European Commission to examine Ticketmaster’s ‘dynamic pricing’

Review follows UK competition watchdog’s announcement of ‘urgent review’ into Oasis concert tickets fiasco

The Guardian - UK

Push for gender equality stalls as men dominate nominations for EU commission

Hopes that the next European Commission would be equally made up of women and men are floundering after member states put forward an overwhelmingly male list of candidates – defying EU chief Ursula von der Leyen's instructions to submit balanced picks.

Radio France Internationale

Confused over EU cabin baggage rules? Here’s what they actually mean for your allowance

Exclusive: Airlines including Ryanair are hoping to unify baggage dimensions – but don’t expect to take your roll-along for free on a budget carrier

The Independent UK

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EU states working on fresh proposal for youth mobility scheme with UK

Giving young people chance to work, learn and train across Europe is ‘glue’ between countries, says German ambassador

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: the Democrat ticket’s first major interview of the campaign

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and running mate Tim Walz sat down with CNN’s Dana Bash in a pre-recorded interview that airs Thursday night. Plus: peacocks in Scotland.

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: US airlines lobbied EU over its plan to monitor plane emissions

Lobbyists from Airlines for America argued against European Commission draft rules to report cocktail of pollutants, freedom of information requests show

The Guardian - UK

Stakes high for European Union after arrest of Telegram co-founder

The charges against Pavel Durov increases pressure on Brussels to enforce new European law on the platform

The Guardian - UK

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Campaigners sue EU over ‘grossly inadequate’ 2030 climate targets

Groups challenging emissions limits in key sectors including agriculture, waste and transport

The Guardian - UK

Canada imposes a 100% tariff on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles, matching the US

Canada’s government says it is imposing a 100% tariff on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles that matches U.S. tariffs and follows similar plans announced by the European Commission

The Independent UK

Car Companies Risk Huge Fines in Europe for Exceeding Emissions

From 2025, it'll be much more difficult for automakers to meet the target.

Motor1

Most Plug-In Hybrids Never Get Plugged In. Here's How To Change That

PHEVs deliver phenomenal efficiency when they're regularly charged. But if you skip the plug, you lose the benefits and end up harming the planet.

InsideEVs

TSMC's joint European venture, ESMC, breaks ground on German fab

TSMC begins to construct its European fab as its joint venture ESMC gets €5 billion support.

Tom’s Hardware

UK heat-related deaths predicted to soar by end of century with 3C of warming

Analysis suggests deaths attributed to cold are estimated to rise only slightly, reaching nearly 70,000 per year.

The Independent UK

China begins anti-subsidy investigation into European dairy imports

Inquiry into eight EU countries is latest chapter in hostility between Beijing and EU over trade

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Fortune

TSMC's first European plant builds momentum for the EU's chip ambitions

A joint venture between TSMC, Bosch, Infineon, and NXP has won the approval it needs to get €5 billion in German subsidies.

International Business Times

EU Plans 36% Tariff On Chinese EVs, Lower For Tesla

The European Commission said Tuesday it plans to slap five-year import duties of up to 36 percent on Chinese electric cars, unless Beijing can offer an alternative solution to the damaging trade row over state subsidies.

Radio France Internationale

One year in, EU turning up heat in fight with big tech

If 2024 already looks like an annus horribilis for big tech in the EU, the months ahead could prove a winter of discontent as the bloc wields a fortified new legal armoury to bring online titans to heel.

International Business Times

One Year In, EU Turning Up Heat In Big Tech Fight

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The Conversation

Google monopoly ruling: where the tech giant goes from here

A US judge has found that Google is a monopoly and has used this dominance to reinforce its market position.

iMore

"A 15% junk fee" — Spotify and Epic slam Apple's latest EU App Store changes

Epic and Spotify aren't happy with Apple's new external linking rules in compliance with the DMA.

International Business Times UK

World's First AI Legislation Passes Final Stage: How EU's New Act Could Affect You

Yesterday's official start date sets off a series of dates and timelines to prepare companies to familiarize themselves with the new legislation and comply.

The Conversation

A Trump presidency is not impossible to prepare for – governments should plan for known security risks now

The European Commission is setting up a team to prepare for a potential Trump presidency, and globally, national governments should be doing the same.

The Independent UK

EU to reintroduce 100ml liquids rule at airport security as travellers warned of lengthy delays

Airports Council International expect ‘significant operational strain’ at European airports

International Business Times

TikTok, Bowing To EU, Withdraws Rewards Programme

TikTok will permanently remove a feature in a spinoff app in France and Spain that rewards users for watching and liking videos, bowing to pressure from European regulators, the EU and the Chinese-owned company said Monday.

Fortune

The European Commission is banning staff from nabbing free tickets for the Olympics, Euros and Eurovision, as they could undermine ‘ethical behavior’

The European Commission's rule is said to apply to large-scale events whose tickets are often hard to get hold of—but there are a few exceptions.

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