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European Union Challenges Weigh On Apple Stock

European Union regulators on Monday accused Apple of violating the EU's Digital Markets Act with its App Store policies.

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Zelensky orders purge of Ukraine’s state guard in wake of alleged assassination plots

The state security service (SBU) said last month that it had caught two guard service colonels accused of cooperating with Russia to plot the assassination of the Ukrainian president, military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov and other officials

The Independent UK

Greece claims neighboring North Macedonia broke historic name deal, warns its EU hopes may suffer

Greece is accusing neighboring North Macedonia’s new center-right government of breaking a historic deal on the country’s name

The Independent UK

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Beat the heat: The ‘coolest’ European destinations to visit in summer 2024 while avoiding the heat

Here are the temperate alternatives to European hotspots that keep it cool – even in peak season

The Independent UK

Campaign catchup: Farage edgelording, Starmer misremembering, and who’s behind Binface?

In today’s newsletter: The Reform leader keeps wheeling out his Ukraine-sceptic, Russia-curious foreign affairs takes – but why?

The Guardian - UK

Apple's war with the EU heats up with new antitrust charges and an AI threat

Apple faces preliminary Digital Markets Act charges over its anti-steering provisions, plus a formal probe over its contentious "core technology fee."

Fortune

Will Labour’s Great British Energy company lower household bills?

With Great British Energy, a publicly owned company that would invest in clean power, the UK Labour party pledges to “take back control of our energy”. But will it, as promised, enable Labour to decarbonise electricity by 2030? And how much control would it give the government over the energy…

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Nato’s next secretary general is outgoing Netherlands prime minister, ‘Teflon’ Mark Rutte

Mark Rutte, the outgoing prime minister of the Netherlands, will become Nato’s next secretary general when Jens Stoltenberg steps down in the autumn. Rutte’s candidacy has been endorsed by all 32 member states, most recently by Hungary and Slovakia, which confirmed their backing on June 18. The Romanian president Klaus…

The Conversation

Brexit exposed a 'Westminster knows best' union, says John Swinney

JOHN Swinney has accused the Westminster establishment of having a “know your place” attitude towards Scotland as he ripped into Unionist…

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage 'we provoked this war' stance on Ukraine shot down by ex-head of British Army Lord Dannatt

Rishi Sunak also accused the Reform UK leader of ‘playing into Putin’s hands’

Evening Standard

Apple faces new regulatory challenge in Europe

European Union regulators are accusing Apple of breaking new app store rules.

The Street

OPINION - What do the political parties' manifestos say about culture? Here's what they could do better

As the election approaches, it's natural to feel a sense of skepticism about the promises made by political parties. How many times have we heard grandiose claims that ultimately fail to materialise? The BBC election debate highlighted this issue when a lady asked politicians how parties promise all these things…

Evening Standard

Far-right politician back in German court over use of Nazi slogan

The court last month fined AfD’s Bjorn Hocke 13,000 euros for his first use of the Nazi motto.

Al Jazeera

Nigel Farage attacks Mail newspapers over ‘Putin ally’ reports

Reform UK leader accuses group of trying to stop his party breaking through into parliament

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Keir Starmer rejects ‘tax and spend’, so do Labour’s plans for economic growth add up?

In launching Labour’s manifesto, Keir Starmer sought to shed his party’s “tax and spend” image. Instead, Starmer pressed home that Labour’s core mission is to increase UK economic growth – the manifesto mentions the term more than 200 times.

Tom’s Guide

Apple just became first company ever charged with violating EU’s new pro-competition law

The EU has informed Apple the App Store rules are in breach of the Digital Markets Act by imposing unfair restrictions on developers.

The National (Scotland)

SNP launch Highland manifesto with pledge to undo damage done by Brexit

THE SNP have launched their Highland manifesto as they highlight the damage caused by Brexit as the party promises to stand up for rural…

Al Jazeera

UK general elections: Which are the main parties, what are their key plans?

Political parties are vying for votes, with promises covering taxes, immigration and even re-joining the EU.

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Apple Intelligence won't come to Europe this year – not even on the iPhone 16

EU restrictions mean Apple will delay its AI features in Europe.

Tom’s Guide

Apple's refusing to launch Apple Intelligence in the EU — here's why

Apple Intelligence won't come to most European countries due to Apple's disagreements with E.U. law

The National (Scotland)

Senior Tory 'tied up in knots' over Brexit claims during BBC interview

THE UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary was left “tied up in knots” during his morning media round following claims he made about Brexit.

The Independent UK

European Union regulators accuse Apple of breaching digital competition rules for App Store

European Union regulators have accused Apple of breaking new rules on digital competition by preventing software developers on its App Store from steering users to other venues

iMore

Apple's EU App Store in breach of Digital Markets Act over three key issues, company remains defiant

The European Commission has ruled that Apple's EU App Store changes still breach the DMA, but Apple's having none of it.

The Independent UK

China, EU are open to talks on plans to hike tariffs on Chinese EVs

Officials say that China and the European Union are open to holding talks on the EU's recent decision to sharply raise tariffs on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles

The Guardian - UK

Apple found in breach of EU competition rules

European Commission finds iPhone maker broke new laws designed to protect smaller competitors against big tech platforms

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