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Greece holds state funeral for former PM Costas Simitis

Mourners are lining the street outside Athens’ central cathedral for the state funeral for former Prime Minister Costas Simitis, the architect of Greece’s joining the European Union’s common currency who died Sunday at the age of 88

The Independent UK

EU needs to be ‘firm’ with Trump administration, says Martin

Irish deputy premier Micheal Martin said the European Union needs to be ‘firm’ with the US.

Evening Standard

French Minister Warns Trump Not To Invade Greenland: 'We Are A Strong Continent'

President-elect Donald Trump has drawn ire over his recent comments about the U.S. controlling Greenland in a bid for easier Arctic access.

International Business Times

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France warns Trump over military threats to take control of Greenland

France warned the United States on Wednesday against threatening European Union sovereignty after president-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out military action to take control of Greenland.

Radio France Internationale

Donald Trump warned by France against sending US military to seize Greenland

French foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot said the European Union would not ‘let other nations of the world attack its sovereign borders, whoever they are’

Evening Standard

US pauses select restrictions on Syria, offering hope on Western sanctions

Washington opens the way for some transactions in a move seen as an ‘important step’ towards easing sanctions.

Al Jazeera

Navigating GDPR Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide for Small Businesses

GDPR is one of the most comprehensive but challenging regulatory roadmaps and compliance requirements that organizations will have to address in 2024. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a worldwide privacy regulation established by the European Union to regulate how organizations collect, manage, and secure personal information.

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How China’s appetite for salmon could reshape global seafood markets – new research

China’s demand for farmed salmon is growing at an unprecedented pace. In 2023, its imports grew by 46% year on year – with imports of fresh and chilled Atlantic salmon up 63%.

The Conversation

President-Elect Trump Hosts Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni At Mar-A-Lago

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's visit to Mar-a-Lago with President-elect Trump highlights their shared conservative values and common policy goals,...

Top News

The damning statistics that reveal the true cost of Brexit, five years on

SPECIAL REPORT: As January marks five years on from Britain leaving the EU, Alicja Hagopian and Kate Devlin explore its impact

The Independent UK

Can science be both open and secure? Nations grapple with tightening research security as China’s dominance grows

Amid heightened tensions between the United States and China, the two countries signed a bilateral science and technology agreement on Dec. 13, 2024. The event was billed as a “renewal” of a 45-year-old pact to encourage cooperation, but that may be misleading.

The Conversation

Economists warn Treasury is likely to raise taxes even further this year

Almost 100 experts expect a low rate of economic growth this year

The Independent UK

Why US tech ends up being governed by European regulation

Also: Meta leadership switch, economists worry Trump will slow U.S. economy, Tesla shares slump.

Fortune

Celebrity boxing matches and ‘doping-legal Olympics’: the increasingly blurred line between sports and entertainment

We like to think that sports are fixed and immutable, but like anything else, they are a product of their time. Just look at the Olympic Games, where events like motorboating, tug-of-war and obstacle course swimming came and went during the 1900s. More recently, breakdancing appeared in last year’s Paris…

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The Independent UK

Passenger turfed off British Airways Christmas flight at Gatwick as airline gets passport rules wrong again

Exclusive: Sue Heath was taken off the plane to Malta and wrongly told she had ‘messed up’

International Business Times

$XRP Returns To Top 3 As $RLUSD Trades Higher Than $USDT – Effect Of Upcoming 'Un-Tethering'?

$RLUSD has stabilized at $1, seemingly affecting $XRP prices positively as the altcoin surged 15% in the last 24 hours – some crypto users believe the uptick may be related to FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) around $USDT's fate in the European Union.

Radio France Internationale

Poland takes helm of EU with pledge to counter Russian influence

Poland has pledged to make security a top priority during its six-month presidency of the European Union – focusing on ramping up defence, supporting Ukraine and strengthening sanctions against Russia.

International Business Times

Milan Says No To All Outdoor Smoking In Italy's Toughest Ban

Smokers in Italy's financial and fashion capital of Milan risk being fined for lighting up on city streets or crowded public areas, after the country's toughest ban comes into effect Wednesday.

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Romania, Bulgaria Join Borderless Schengen Zone

Romania and Bulgaria became full members of the Schengen zone on Wednesday, expanding the borderless area to 29 members and ending a 13-year wait for the two eastern European countries.

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Do US Citizens Need a Visa for Europe? ETIAS is Coming in 2026

Americans will eventually need to apply for approval under ETIAS to travel to Europe, but the system has been repeatedly delayed.

International Business Times

MiCA Comes Into Full Force: What You Need To Know About EU's Stringent Crypto Rules

MiCA has finally come into full force, and it has a long list of requirements for businesses that seek to do business or are already providing services or crypto products to citizens in the European Union's member states.

Radio France Internationale

Belgium to become first EU country to ban disposable e-cigarettes

From 1 January, Belgium will become the first country in the European Union to implement a ban on single-use vapes, a step aimed at protecting public health, especially among young people.

International Business Times

Tether Suffers Extreme FUD Amid MiCA Implementation, Triggering $USDT Price Drop

$USDT's price dropped over the weekend amid fears around the fate of the world's largest stablecoin, considering the European Union's MiCA implementation in full force Monday.

The Guardian - UK

Donald Tusk’s Polish revival masks deeper divisions with German neighbours

Warsaw’s return to the European mainstream with presidency of the EU Council may not be quite what it seems

TechRadar

Third-party data breaches have become a major security concern

Organizations in the energy sector are particularly vulnerable.

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