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India-EU FTA includes dedicated framework to address CBAM concerns, says commerce official

In the India-European Union free trade agreement, a proactive framework for a carbon border adjustment mechanism is established, aimed at providing essential support for Indian exporters, particularly those in the small and medium enterprise sector. This comprehensive agreement lays out a detailed work plan to guide India through the complexities…

The Economic Times

Poland's WWII Massacre Row Reignites as Opposition to Ukraine's EU Membership Hits Record High

Polish support for Ukraine's EU membership has dropped significantly, influenced by historical tensions and recent political actions. The decline reflects deep-rooted issues stemming from World War II events.

International Business Times UK

Distraught family pleads with EU to intervene in Macau’s first national security trial

IN FOCUS: Xi Jinping’s crackdown on dissent has now reached the former Portuguese colony of Macau, where tightened national security laws face their first test in the prosecution of a veteran public servant. Speaking to Alisha Rahaman Sarkar, his family calls on the EU to intervene

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Your SPF Number Says Nothing About UVA Protection, and the U.S. Has No Rating for It

SPF measures only UVB. The U.S. has no UVA rating standard, and an advocacy group says most American sunscreens fall short on UVA.

Medical Daily

EU condemns Iranian 'aggression' against French diplomats

The European Union on Tuesday condemned an "aggression" this month by Iranian security services against two French diplomats in Tehran.

Radio France Internationale

Europe is burning: How bad could this wildfire crisis get?

Wildfires are sweeping across Spain and France, leaving a trail of destroyed homes, scorched forests and mass evacuations. With temperatures expected to rise this week, other southern countries are at risk.

Euronews

Debate over AI’s future divides Silicon Valley as China gains ground

Open-source questions stir frank discussion – and both sides have clear economic incentives for where they land

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A tiny footbridge between Spain and Portugal crosses a border and a one-hour time-zone gap

A tiny wooden footbridge connects Spain and Portugal across the Abrilongo River. This unique crossing is widely known as the world's shortest international bridge. Visitors instantly gain or lose an hour when walking across the bridge. The modern bridge was reconstructed in the 2000s, replacing older, less reliable crossings. Both…

The Times of India

EU ready to enforce AI labelling rule

BRUSSELS - Deepfakes and other AI-generated content must be labelled from Sunday, as the European Union’s sweeping artificial intelligence transparency rules kick in.

Bangkok Post

Where are the wildfires in Spain and France? Areas affected, evacuation updates and latest situation

Wildfires in France and Spain have forced over 300,000 people to evacuate their homes. These fires have scorched vast areas, exceeding previous records in both nations. Prolonged heat waves and below-average rainfall have worsened fire conditions across Europe. The European Union has deployed aircraft and helicopters to support firefighting operations.…

The Economic Times

Martin and Merz to hold talks in Dublin

The Taoiseach said he will use the meeting with the German Chancellor to express solidarity with the victims of the weekend attack in Berlin.

Evening Standard

Why Europe's wildfires have spiralled into a historic disaster

Record heat and prolonged drought have triggered some of Europe's worst wildfires in decades, forcing over 300,000 evacuations across France and Spain. The blazes have scorched record areas, with climate change blamed for worsening conditions. As another heatwave approaches, the European Union has deployed aircraft, helicopters and emergency assistance to…

The Economic Times

Could Burnham take the UK back into the European Union?

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The Independent UK

Two thirds of Londoners want UK to rejoin EU, poll reveals, as Sadiq Khan leads calls for closer ties with Europe

Exclusive: 85% of Londoners aged 18 to 34 would vote for the UK to go back into the European Union, according to a new poll

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Bangkok Post

AliExpress hit with $629m EU fine over sales of illegal, counterfeit products

BRUSSELS - Alibaba's AliExpress was hit with a record €550 million (US$629 million) fine by the European Union on Monday for failing to tackle sales of illegal, unsafe and counterfeit products on its platform.

Euronews

Ukraine strikes Russian Iran-bound cargo as Iran war widens

Ukraine says it has struck long-range routes moving Russian military equipment linked to Iran, while Zelenskyy claims Moscow gave Tehran satellite data for attacks on US sites in the Middle East.

The Economic Times

CCI avoiding suo motu probes to prevent conflict of interest

The Competition Commission of India avoids initiating suo motu cases due to potential conflicts. This regulator now exercises restraint in sectors with existing sectoral regulators. The commission has disposed of 1,237 out of 1,375 anti-trust cases received. A settlement amount of Rs 20.24 crore was imposed in the Android Smart…

Benzinga

Trump Slams EU’s Billion‑Dollar Tech Penalties Targeting US Companies

US President Donald Trump has warned the European Union (EU) that it will "pay a very big price" for fining American tech companies.

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The Economic Times

China blacklists 14 European firms in retaliation for EU's Russia sanctions

China has added fourteen European organizations to its export control list. This action is a direct response to the European Union's sanctions against Chinese firms. Chinese companies cannot export dual-use items to these European entities. Foreign companies are also barred from supplying Chinese-made dual-use items to them. These measures aim…

The Economic Times

Trump says US to launch EU probe over 'illegal' Google fine

United States President Donald Trump criticized the European Union's decision to fine Alphabet's Google. He announced an immediate probe into the bloc's practices against American companies. The European Commission imposed an €890 million fine on Google for violating EU rules. Trump stated the European Union would pay a significant price…

The Independent UK

Trump threatens ‘substantial’ tariff on EU in response to fines on US tech giants

Google has been fined $1bn for abusing its own power by favouring its own apps over its rivals

International Business Times

EU Says TikTok Allowed Kids To Be Vulnerable To Predators. Now It Might Face Massive Fines

The European Union has alleged that ByteDance and its social media platform TikTok are breaking online content rules and making children potentially vulnerable to online predators.

The Economic Times

EU's new Russia sanctions: What's in the 21st package

The European Union has adopted its twenty-first sanctions package against Russia. This expands restrictions on banks, cryptocurrency networks, and oil trade significantly. The bloc also froze the Russian oil price cap for the next twelve months. New measures target Russia's military-industrial complex and dual-use goods. These actions aim to increase…

Benzinga

Top Economist Warns Trump's New Tariffs Are 'Same Rotten Policy' in a New Wrapper Even If They Survive Court: 'But They Will Fail To...'

The Donald Trump administration has officially announced a sweeping new set of tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on 60 designated trading partners—encompassing over 80 individual countries when accounting for the European Union—to replace expiring temporary duties.

France 24

Giorgia Meloni: The face of Europe's far right?

Giorgia Meloni made history in 2022 when she became Italy's first female prime minister. She quickly signalled her ideological affinity with Donald Trump and positioned herself as a bridge between the MAGA movement in the United States and Europe's radical right. She was also the only European leader invited to…

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