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World's biggest weapons fair sees surge in visitors amid global turmoil

The world's largest arms exhibition, held in Paris this week, attracted bumper crowds as a result of the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and increased tension between the US, Russia and China. Eurosatory 2024 was also not without controversy.

Radio France Internationale

Nigel Farage Sparks Outrage With Comments On Ukraine Conflict

Controversy surrounds Nigel Farage's comments on Ukraine conflict, drawing criticism from UK political figures over his views on NATO and EU expansion.

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North Macedonia's parliament prepares to vote on proposed center-right government

North Macedonia’s parliament began a two-day debate leading up to a vote on the new government proposed by a center-right party that won May’s national elections

The Independent UK

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Malaysia's palm oil industry struggles to comply with EU regulations

A new EU regulation aims to ban the import of several products, including palm oil, that come from plantations linked to deforestation. While the bloc hails the law as an important way to protect the world's forests, Southeast Asian countries say it threatens their livelihoods and is difficult to implement.…

France 24

Starmer denies Badenoch’s claims Labour will reverse Brexit if it wins election – UK election as it happened

The Labour leader hit back at claims by the business secretary that his party plans to rejoin the EU, the single market or the customs union

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskiy hails ‘historic step’ as EU set to open Ukraine accession talks

President says Ukrainians ‘realising their European dream’ as bloc approves negotiations next week; two killed in Russian strike as Ukraine attacks Russian oil refineries. What we know on day 850

The Guardian - AU

Apple won't bring Apple Intelligence to EU 'over regulatory uncertainties' and data concerns

Apple's most exciting artificial intelligence innovation probably won't arrive in the EU when Apple ships its platform updates later this year, and Apple tells us why

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Apple delays launch of AI-powered features in Europe, blaming EU rules

Apple says competition rules that require functionality with rival products would compromise privacy and security

The Guardian - US

"Society is ready to kill" refugees

The "Europa Europa" filmmaker discusses angering Poland's government, receiving threats & the West's bleak outlook

Salon

Nigel Farage claims Russia was provoked into Ukraine war

Farage, who has long been accused of being a Putin apologist, tells BBC Moscow was given excuse by EU and Nato eastern expansion

The Guardian - UK

We need pro-European leaders to 'put cohesion at centre of agenda': Commissioner Ferreira

Our guest recently described the EU's action on cohesion – levelling up Europe's diverse regions – as "more than a policy: rather, a guiding principle to strengthen and unite Europe" in an op-ed. Elisa Ferreira has been the EU Commissioner in charge of Cohesion and Reforms since 2019. On Talking…

France 24

French political camps draw battle lines over economic policies

As France heads for snap elections, political parties' economic policies are under extra scrutiny after the European Commission this week rebuked the country over its failure to keep its budget deficit within EU limits.

Radio France Internationale

EU Chief's Texts For Covid Vaccines Under Court Scrutiny

A Belgian court on Friday heard a lawsuit accusing European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen of secretly negotiating Covid vaccine purchases via text message and arguing she should be barred from a second term.

International Business Times

Ukraine show ‘different spirit’ as Yaremchuk completes comeback in win over Slovakia

Roman Yaremchuk came off the bench to complete Ukraine’s comeback with the winner in their 2-1 victory against Slovakia in Group E at Euro 2024

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French Left Vows New Taxes As Snap Election Draws Near

Left-wing parties in France on Friday pledged to raise 30 billion euros a year from taxing businesses and the rich if they win a majority at snap parliamentary polls, drawing ire from centrists and business leaders.

The Independent UK

EU nations agree to start membership negotiations next week with Ukraine and Moldova

The European Union has agreed to start membership negotiations with embattled Ukraine and Moldova

Evening Standard

Why underrated Luxembourg should be your next city break

The pocket-sized country celebrates its National Day this weekend. Matt Hryciw heads to its humming capital and discovers the festivities are just one way it punches above its weight

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Hezbollah Threatens Cyprus Over Alleged Israel Cooperation

Lebanon-Cyprus relations strained by Hezbollah threats as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah. EU supports Cyprus.

The Guardian - UK

Whoever wins the French elections must beware of the markets

France’s economy minister name-checked Liz Truss as he sought to warn voters of the risks of voting for RN

The Guardian - UK

Key takeaways from the Bonn climate conference

Main points from the talks in Germany over who should pay for changes needed to cope with impact of climate breakdown

International Business Times

Top German Minister On Peace Mission Amid China EV Tariffs Row

If a compromise is not reached between Brussels and Beijing, the European Commission will impose extra tariffs of up to 38 percent on Chinese electric vehicles it says have benefitted from unfair subsidies.

The Guardian - UK

Multilateralism is on life support – but does the G7 any longer have the power to revive it?

If France and the US end up with populist illiberals in power, it’s hard to see what can be salvaged from the western powers’ club, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

Latin Times

Venezuelan opposition rejects government-proposed plan to recognize results of presidential election

Maduro signed the agreement with seven little-known candidates on Thursday

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Apple can't catch a break from the EU: Competition chief says issues are "very serious"

European Union Comissioner for Competition, Margrethe Vestager, told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday that the organization has a "number of Apple issues," and she "finds them very serious."

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