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Adobe-Figma $20B acquisition is the latest casualty of anticompetitive regulators

More and more, private market investors are seeing their paths to exit dry up.

Fortune

EU launches proceedings against X over Israel-Hamas disinformation

The European Union has announced "formal infringement proceedings" against X after identifying suspect posts related to the war between Israel and Hamas. It is the first such move against a major online platform under a new EU law designed to combat disinformation and hate speech.

Radio France Internationale

European Union Launches In-Depth Investigation into Elon Musk's X Under Digital Services Act

The European Commission, responsible for enforcing the DSA on major platforms like X, announced the initiation of the investigation, citing potential breaches related to risk management, content moderation, dark patterns, advertising transparency, and data access for researchers.

International Business Times UK

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Travel fears over ‘big bang’ launch of EU border system in autumn 2024

Exclusive: No ‘soft launch’ for pan-European IT project says Brussels – despite concerns from Ryanair

The Independent UK

Elon Musk's content moderation decisions make X the first target of the EU's new Digital Services Act

X's failings in the Israel-Hamas war could result in fines of up to 10% of global revenues.

Fortune

X to be investigated for allegedly breaking EU laws on hate speech and fake news

EU launches proceedings against Elon Musk’s social media platform under new Digital Services Act

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk's X in big trouble as EU opens formal proceedings over breaches of its Digital Services Act

The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into X, formerly Twitter, over concerns it breached the EC's Digital Services Act on several counts.

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Orbán must not hold EU hostage over Ukraine, Macron says

French president accuses Hungarian PM of being dishonest to the public about his reasons for vetoing aid

The Guardian - UK

Genetically modified crops aren't a solution to climate change, despite what the biotech industry says

The European Commission launched a proposal in July 2023 to deregulate a large number of plants manufactured using new genetic techniques.

The Conversation

We've made 'huge progress' on Schengen membership: Bulgarian PM Denkov

Talking Europe sat down with the prime minister of Bulgaria, Nikolai Denkov, during a crucial EU summit that approved the start of EU accession talks for Ukraine and Moldova – but failed to find an agreement on budget support for Ukraine. We take the political temperature in the summit room…

France 24

'We cannot recycle our way out of the plastics crisis': EU Commissioner Sinkevičius

Getting the European Green Deal finished is one of the EU Commission's top priorities in the last few months of the current legislative term. At stake is a major transformation of Europe's economies and societies, which could see the continent become climate neutral by 2050. But while we hear a…

France 24

Zelenskyy claims ‘victory’ as EU agrees to open Ukraine membership talks

Moment of celebration turns bittersweet as Hungary carries through on threats to block financial aid for Kyiv.

Al Jazeera

Meta’s Threads app launches across EU in blow to competitor X

The tech giant’s app, which launched in July 2023, first needed approval from the European Commission over privacy provisions

The Guardian - US

Don’t betray Ukraine over EU accession, Zelenskiy urges leaders

Ukrainian leader says delay would give Vladimir Putin a ‘satisfied smile’, as Hungary’s Viktor Orbán threatens veto

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

Making fossil fuel companies accountable for their products’ emissions would support the clean energy transition

I recently found myself among a group of alarmed scientists, writing a fervent plea to the European Commission to be more ambitious when it comes to corporate greenhouse gas reporting requirements. Our open letter calling for comprehensive disclosure of corporations’ contribution to the climate crisis gathered support from over 100…

The Independent UK

Fifa vs football agents: the battle for the transfer market that you haven’t heard about

The international football association and player’s representatives are fighting through the courts, with the results having real-world implications for the sport

International Business Times

EU Court Rejects Brussels Appeal Over Amazon Tax Ruling

A top EU court rejected Thursday Brussels' appeal against a ruling blocking its bid to force Luxembourg to recover 25 million euros ($272-million) in back taxes from Amazon.

The Independent UK

Deputy editor of Putin’s favourite newspaper ‘found dead just one year after boss’

Anna Tsavera was found by her parents at her home just one year after the mysterious death of her former boss, Vladimir Sungorkin

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The Guardian - UK

Kyiv pressures EU to open accession talks at Brussels summit

Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s chief of staff warns the ‘Europe puzzle’ cannot come together without Ukraine

Al Jazeera

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy arrives in the US. What’s on the agenda?

Zelenskyy is trying to help break a US domestic political deadlock that will deprive his country of war funding.

iMore

Apple to offer huge Apple Pay concession to EU that could see rivals access tap-and-go iPhone tech

A new report claims Apple has offered to let rivals use its tap-and-go tech on iPhone for mobile payments.

The Guardian - UK

EU agrees deal to cut emissions from homes and buildings

New buildings must be zero-emission and have solar panels by 2030, and fossil fuel boilers to be banned by 2040

International Business Times

Once The Bane Of Big Tech, Vestager's Star Wanes

Margrethe Vestager is preparing to return to her day job as the European Union's competition chief after a hard-fought and ultimately unsuccessful bid to lead the bloc's lender.

TechRadar

European Commission stumps up over €1 billion to build native cloud

European Commission signs off more than a billion in funding to grow its home cloud market.

Windows Central

Playing Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble in Europe? You're going to see a new pop-up screen soon.

European gamers will notice a new Software License and Service Agreement pop-up the next time they load up Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble.

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