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Google Faces Another Test In EU Court Over 1.5-bn Euro Fine

An EU court will rule on Wednesday on Google's appeal of a 1.49-billion euro ($1.65 billion) fine from the European Union, a week after the US tech giant suffered a stinging legal defeat over a bigger penalty.

International Business Times

Venezuela Arrests Fourth American Over Alleged 'Plot' Against Maduro

Venezuela said Tuesday it had arrested a fourth US citizen over what it claims was a plot to assassinate President Nicolas Maduro in the aftermath of elections the opposition claims he stole.

International Business Times

JD Vance says US could drop support for NATO if Europe tries to regulate Elon Musk’s platforms

Republican vice presidential nominee says ‘Germans and other nations’ – not Russia – would ‘have to fund Ukraine’s reconstruction’

The Independent UK

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Yes would win new independence vote if Scotland were to join EU, poll finds

YES would easily win a new independence referendum if it was certain that Scotland would rejoin the European Union, a new poll has found ...

The National (Scotland)

Negative impacts of Boris Johnson's post-Brexit EU trade deal 'only going to get worse'

The value of UK goods exports to the European Union sank by 27% and imported goods by 32% between 2021 and 2023

Evening Standard

Anas Sarwar gets behind Keir Starmer's migration talks with Italy

ANAS Sarwar has said Keir Starmer is being “grown-up” in deciding to hold talks with Italy’s hard-right government on migration.

The National (Scotland)

Liberal Democrats call for EU youth free movement deal at annual conference

Britain’s third biggest party called for the UK to negotiate a free movement deal for 18 to 35-year olds with the European Union

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Germany Joins Criticism Of EU Anti-Deforestation Law

Pressure mounted on the European Union on Friday to delay a ban on imports of products driving deforestation, after Germany added became the latest country to request the rules be postponed.

International Business Times

Spain Hosts Meeting On Israel-Palestinian Two-state Solution

Ministers from Muslim and European countries along with the European Union's foreign affairs chief gathered Friday in Madrid to discuss how to advance a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

International Business Times

UK to expand ETA entry scheme for all visitors in 2025

Visa-free travellers going to the UK will have to get permission prior to their visit as the government expands its Electronic Travel Authorisation, or ETA, scheme to all visitors. A similar plan is also in the pipeline for the European Union. Plus, the Olympics may be over but the medal…

France 24

EU top diplomat urges Lebanon and Israel to ease tensions along their border

The European Union’s top diplomat is urging Lebanon and Israel to work on deescalating tensions along their border

The Independent UK

UK Moves Draft Bill To Recognize Bitcoin, Other Cryptocurrencies As Personal Property

The UK has unveiled a new bill that could provide legal clarity on the status of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, possibly providing crypto holders in the country with legal protection.

International Business Times

South Africa’s green hydrogen hub: EU grants not nearly enough to get industry going

South Africa is poised to become a major player in the global energy transition, thanks to its vast renewable energy resources (sun and wind) and its plans for green hydrogen production.

The Conversation

Spain PM Urges EU To 'Reconsider' China EV Tariffs Plan

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Wednesday the European Union should "reconsider" a plan to impose tariffs of up to 36 percent on Chinese electric cars, calling for a "compromise" between the economic powerhouses.

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Europe's Fight With Big Tech Over Tax, Data And Disinformation

The European Union scored two major legal victories on Tuesday in separate cases that left Apple and Google owing billions of euros.

International Business Times

Spain's Sanchez Urges Negotiated Solution To China-EU Trade Tensions

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called for "a negotiated solution" at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to end a stand-off between Beijing and the European Union.

InsideEVs

E.U.'s Gas Car Ban: Italy Warns Of Industry 'Collapse'

The European Union is set to ban internal-combustion vehicles in 2035. Italy thinks doing so will cause an industry "collapse."

France 24

EU relies too much on the US and other military suppliers abroad, report says

The European Union is failing to invest enough in military projects and relying too much on the US and other countries, according to a landmark report released Monday. Almost two-thirds of the EU's defense orders between mid-2022 and mid-2023 were placed with US companies, with another 15 percent going to…

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Russia brands Iran ‘important partner’ amid reports of missile supplies

Iran has denied reports of missile transfer to Russia and called the claim ‘psychological warfare’.

International Business Times

EU 'Aware' Of Claims Iran Sent Missiles To Russia, Denied By Tehran

The European Union said Monday its allies had shared intelligence Iran had supplied Russia with ballistic missiles, a claim that Tehran rejected but that the Kremlin did not explicitly deny.

International Business Times

Spain's PM Meets Xi, Pushes 'Fair Trade Order' On China Trip

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called Monday for a "fair trade order" during a visit to China where he met leader Xi Jinping and aimed to boost ties despite a tariff standoff between Beijing and the European Union.

The Conversation

Google is facing another crucial court case in the US – and it could have major consequences for online advertising

One month after a US court ruled Google had illegally maintained its monopoly on internet search, the tech giant will this week face the start of yet another important antitrust case.

The Independent UK

UK and Irish leaders meet in Dublin as they try to rest relations after Brexit tensions

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is meeting his Irish counterpart, in what is being billed as an attempt to reset relations between the two countries after years of tensions following the U.K.’s departure from the European Union