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Poland's lawmakers approve a divisive law on Russian influence

Poland's lawmakers have voted to approve an amended but divisive law on Russian influences believed to be targeting the opposition and criticized by the U.S. and the European Union

The Independent UK

European Union approves €43 billion Chips Act to boost semiconductor production

The European Union has passed the €43 billion Chips Act. It is designed to enhance the production of semiconductors in the region.

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Planning a golf trip to Europe? You might have additional forms to fill out

Plan to play golf in Europe in 2024 or after? You might need to do more digital homework first.

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Wait, do you need a visa to go to Europe now? The new ETIAS requirements, explained

Starting in 2024, American passport holders traveling to 30 European countries will need to receive authorization to travel via the ETIAS, a long-awaited measure designed to prevent terrorism.

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Pesticides are harming Nigeria: it’s time to update the law

The European Union has banned the use of several pesticides, and heavily restricted others. This is because of their potential health effects or environmental contamination, or because there’s not enough data to be sure that they aren’t harmful. Over 50% of these pesticides are still registered in Nigeria, however.

The Conversation

EU opens antitrust investigation against Microsoft over Office and videoconferencing Teams bundling

The European Union is opeing a formal antitrust investigation targeting Microsoft into the software company’s Teams messaging and videoconferencing app over concerns that its bundling with its Office productivity sofware suite gives it an unfair edge over competitors

The Independent UK

Trapped in NATO antechamber, Kyiv eyes 'military Marshall plan'

Strategy is a matter of choice. Turkey’s in extremis blessing of Sweden’s bid to join NATO, two days before the organisation’s Vilnius summit kicked off on 11 July, did not conceal the difficult equation that diplomats had to solve in the Lithuanian capital city: what status should Ukraine be granted?…

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Do Americans Need a Visa for Europe? ETIAS is Coming Soon

What you need to travel to Europe will be changing as the European Union will be requiring Americans to apply for ETIAS approval — but not in 2024.

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‘Coup attempt’ in Niger: Here’s what we know so far

A quick look at the attempted coup against Niger’s President Mohamed Bazoum, who has been held inside his palace.

Al Jazeera

Security risks in Sweden rise due to Quran desecrations and protests, security agency says

Sweden’s domestic security service says the country’s security situation has deteriorated after recent Quran burnings in the country and protests in the Muslim world, both of which have negatively impacted the Nordic nation's image

The Independent UK

European Council Greenlights Chips Act: $47 Billion for Semiconductor Industry

EU seeks to double global chip production market share to 20% by 2030 with $47 billion subsidies to manufacturers.

Tom’s Hardware

Russia-Ukraine war: UN chief calls on Russia to return to Black Sea grain deal; US journalist wounded in drone attack – as it happened

António Guterres calls on Moscow to return to deal allowing safe export of Ukrainian grain; US citizen working for AFP hurt in Bakhmut attack

The Guardian - AU

Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal means more red tape for business, peers warn

The prime minister’s Windsor Framework, agreed with Brussels this year, will create ‘more burdensome’ bureaucracy for many firms than the status quo, peers said

The Independent UK

‘Islas Malvinas’ and the new battle over the Falklands

Rishi Sunak has criticised the European Union for a “regrettable choice of words” after it appeared to endorse the Argentine name for the Falkland Islands, “Islas Malvinas”.

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Global shipping has a new climate strategy – it's vague, obscure and almost noncommittal, but it may be pointing the industry in the right direction

The world’s largest shipping companies are starting to update their fleets for a greener future. Maersk received the world’s first dual-fuel methanol container ship in July 2023, and dozens more container ships that can run on alternative fuels are currently on order.

The Independent UK

Specter of right-wing entering Spanish government fades after inconclusive national election

Spain's inconclusive national election has produced one result that will be greeted with relief in European capitals, which like Madrid firmly support the European Union

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For the iPhone's sake, Apple needs to tell the EU to mind EUROwn business

Apple and the European Union have been locked in a constant quarrel of late. And at this point, the EU might as well be Apple’s design team. But is enough, enough?

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U.S. Legislators Urge EU To Classify Hezbollah As Full Terrorist Organization

Bipartisan group joins international alliance in pushing for comprehensive designation

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Al Jazeera

EU draws up plans for $22bn Ukraine weapons fund

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says the funds will be spent over four years to help Ukraine fight Russia’s war.

The Independent UK

Britain says it was 'regrettable' that the EU called the Falklands by Argentina's preferred name

The British government says the European Union made a “regrettable choice of words” when it referred to the U.K.-run Falkland Islands as the Malvinas, the name preferred by Argentina

The Conversation

Can you trust AI? Here's why you shouldn't

If you ask Alexa, Amazon’s voice assistant AI system, whether Amazon is a monopoly, it responds by saying it doesn’t know. It doesn’t take much to make it lambaste the other tech giants, but it’s silent about its own corporate parent’s misdeeds.

The Independent UK

Sunak criticises EU’s ‘regrettable choice of words’ over Falklands

The EU referred to the Falklands as ‘Islas Malvinas’, the name used by Argentina, which has long claimed sovereignty over the islands.

The National (Scotland)

Diplomatic row as EU recognises Argentine name for Falkland Islands

BRITISH diplomats have been enraged after the European Union appeared to endorse the Argentine name for the Falkland Islands.

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EU Official Supports Conditioning Aid To Palestinian Authority On Removal Of Antisemitism From Textbooks

European Union official echoes calls for removal of antisemitic references and incitement from Palestinian textbooks.

The Independent UK

Sunak accuses EU of ‘regrettable’ choice of words in Falklands row - as bloc clarifies position

Argentina hailed the declaration signed on Tuesday a ‘triumph of diplomacy’

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