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EU fines US firm Illumina $475 million for jumping gun on buying cancer-screening company Grail

The European Union has slapped a $475 million fine on U.S. biotech giant Illumina for buying out cancer-screening company Grail without the approval of the 27-nation bloc’s antitrust watchdog

The Independent UK

EU to capitulate to "forever chemicals"?

It was expected that the European Commission would ban between 7,000 and 12,000 hazardous chemicals

Salon

Backlash against Nature Restoration Law shows deep divides in European Parliament

The future of the EU’s flagship environment law hangs in the balance after a coalition of centrist and right-wing parties mounted an attack campaign in the European Parliament. The Nature Restoration Law now heads to a decisive vote on Wednesday with the EU’s climate neutrality targets at stake.

France 24

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EU to drop ban of hazardous chemicals after industry pressure

Exclusive: Leaked documents show that as little as 1% of products containing hazardous substances could be prohibited

The Guardian - UK

EU sets out first-ever soil law to protect food security and slow global heating

Proposal to improve soil health throughout continent by 2050 criticised for lack of legally binding targets

The Guardian - UK

China’s export curbs a ‘warning’ to US, state media says

State-run Global Times says China will not be ‘passively’ squeezed out of global semiconductor supply chain.

Al Jazeera

EU Commission Secures Vaccine Production Capacity For Future Crises

Pfizer and European pharmaceutical firms to stockpile vaccines for rapid response, raising concerns over equity

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Ireland found guilty of breaching laws to protect nature by European Court of Justice

"This ruling comes as no surprise to anyone following the deterioration of our natural environment"

Irish Mirror

Why UK must stop Vodafone-Three merger and this cycle of ‘greedflation’

Evidence across world shows consolidation results in price hikes for consumers, job losses and big payouts for owners

The Guardian - UK

Chancellor to sign financial services memorandum with Brussels

The EU said that the deal would set up a forum where London and Brussels could talk.

The Independent UK

TechScape: Can the EU bring law and order to AI?

As countries scramble to deal with the risks and rewards of AI, the European Union is way ahead on the first laws regulating artificial intelligence. Here’s what’s really in the new AI Act

The Guardian - UK

New law forces Brits to give fingerprints for holidays to Spain, France, Greece and more

Brits heading on holiday to countries including Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy will soon have to have their fingerprints taken under a new EU wide scheme

Daily Mirror

Michael Russell pans 'misleading' reports on SNP plan for 'envoy to Europe'

THE president of the SNP has hit out at what he called “misleading” reports around the party’s plan to send an envoy to Brussels in the wake…

The National (Scotland)

Cameroon Works To Reverse EU Seafood Ban Amid Concerns Over Unchecked Industrial Fishing

Initiatives to curb illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing are underway as the government seeks to comply with international laws.

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The Conversation

Fake news: EU targets political social media ads with tough new regulation proposal

Throughout Europe, strict rules govern how traditional media operates during elections. Often that means imposing a period of silence so that voters can reflect on their choices without undue influence. In France, for example, no polls are allowed to be published on the day of an election.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: number of Britons who want to rejoin EU highest since 2016

Data showed 58% would vote to re-enter bloc, while more respondents trust the European Commission over the UK government than vice versa. Plus, the 1,572 US politicians who have helped ban abortion

The Guardian - UK

Britons who want to rejoin EU at highest levels since 2016, survey finds

Data showed 58% would vote to re-enter bloc, while respondents said they trusted the European Commission more than the UK government

Fortune

Musk says A.I. promises 'an age of abundance'

Generative A.I.'s impact on disinformation has experts worried. And complying with the EU's new A.I. law may challenge many companies.

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Al Jazeera

Greece boat tragedy: What do we know about the coastguard’s role?

The European Commission calls for ‘thorough and transparent investigation’ into the deadly sinking of a boat off Greece.

Tribune News Service

Cancer warnings on beer, wine in Ireland spark industry alarm

New health warnings by Ireland set to be the world’s strictest on beer, wine and spirits have sparked alarm from alcohol-producing countries that argue the labels would impose an obstacle to trade.

The Guardian - UK

Vodafone and Three merging would be a disaster – not least for your bills

For customers’ mobile costs to come down, we need more telecoms providers, not fewer, says Nicholas Shaxson, cofounder of the anti-monopoly Balanced Economy Project

Android Central

Google urges its employees to exercise caution with AI chatbots, including Bard

Google is raising concern in its employees when interacting with its AI chatbot Bard.

The Independent UK

EU nature restoration law narrowly survives attack by conservative lawmakers

The European Union’s ambition to lead the way on ecological issues has avoided a major setback

Android Central

The EU wants to break up Google's ad business

The EU has sent a Statement of Objections to Google regarding its potential "abusive" domination of the ad industry.

Tribune News Service

Google risks break up as EU attacks abuse of ad tech power

Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition, as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that strikes at the heart of the U.S. firm’s sales model and threatens a selloff of the lucrative business.

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