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France slaps Google with €250m fine over EU media rules and AI use

France's competition watchdog on Wednesday announced it had fined Google's parent company, Alphabet, €250 million. The penalty stems from a 2019 EU law requiring online platforms to compensate media outlets for using their content.

Radio France Internationale

Google fined €250m in France for breaching intellectual property deal

Watchdog accuses US tech firm of not negotiating in ‘good faith’ with publishers over use of their content

The Guardian - UK

EU agrees to cap tariff-free Ukraine farm imports

Beset by angry farmer protests, EU to implement ‘safeguards’ to prevent cheap imports flooding market.

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EU Lawmakers Renew Ukraine Import Rates With Protective Measures

EU lawmakers agree to renew Ukraine's import rates with protective measures for agricultural products to support domestic farmers. Agreement aims to balanc...

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‘Slander’: China slams critics of Hong Kong’s new national security law

As legislation prompts global criticism, China accuses UK in particular of having ‘deep-rooted mindset as a coloniser’.

Al Jazeera

EU strikes deal to cap duty-free imports of some Ukrainian grains

EU member states and lawmakers have reached an agreement on Ukrainian agricultural exports that seeks to strike a balance between the bloc's obligations towards Kyiv and the demands of protesting farmers around the continent. We look at the details of the deal and why it won't fully satisfy disgruntled farmers.…

France 24

French Regulator Hits Google With 250-mn-euro Fine

French regulators said Wednesday they were fining Google 250 million euros ($272 million) for breaching commitments on paying media companies for reproducing their content online and using their material for its AI chatbot without telling them.

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EU still not happy with Apple's DMA compliance — antitrust chief says "we will be investigating" new marketplace fees

EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager says the EU is taking a keen interest in Apple's new marketplace fees under the DMA.

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Leo Varadkar says he is stepping down as Irish PM in emotional speech – as it happened

‘Politicians are human beings and we have our limitations. We give it everything until we can’t anymore,’ says taoiseach

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Moscow using ‘fear’ to rule occupied Ukraine, says UN human rights report – as it happened

Russia tortured and arbitrarily detained people in occupied country, creating ‘climate of fear’ and suppressing Ukrainian identity, UN report says

The Guardian - UK

EU strikes deal capping Ukrainian poultry and grains to appease farmers

EU lawmakers on Wednesday reached a deal to cap duty-free imports of Ukrainian grain, which were allowed in the wake of Russia's invasion.

Radio France Internationale

EU Strikes Deal To Cap Ukraine Imports Of Poultry, Corn, Some Grains

EU member states and lawmakers on Wednesday reached a deal to cap duty-free imports of some Ukrainian grains, which were allowed in the wake of Russia's invasion but have drawn fierce protests from farmers in the bloc.

International Business Times

EU firms in China forced to focus on risks over business, lobby group says

More than half of respondents to survey say China’s business landscape has become more political.

Al Jazeera

‘Hoovered’ up from the deep: 33,000 hours of seabed trawling revealed in protected UK waters

Analysis shows alarming prevalence of harmful fishing methods thought to ‘destroy whole ecosystems’

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Could Poland’s promotion to Europe’s top table be a turning point for Ukraine?

The rebirth of the ‘Weimar Triangle’ suggests that a common agenda on arming Kyiv is possible, says Paul Taylor, a senior fellow of the Friends of Europe thinktank

International Business Times

China Blasts Critics Of New Hong Kong Security Law

China lashed out against critics of Hong Kong's new national security law on Wednesday, accusing the British government of having the "mindset of a coloniser" and condemning the EU's "hypocritical" position.

The Guardian - AU

EU says Hong Kong’s new security law could affect its status as a business hub

European Union joins chorus of criticism of Article 23, which includes harsh new penalties for offences such as insurrection, sedition and espionage

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: put all seized Russian earnings into the fight, EU leaders told

Josep Borrell says 90% should be handed over directly and 10% used by EU to boost capacity of Ukraine’s defence industry. What we know on day 756

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 755

As the war enters its 755th day, these are the main developments.

The Street

European auto figurehead proposes a unique alliance to combat Chinese competiton

The CEO of a major French auto manufacturer submitted a 20-page letter aimed at EU politicians.

Al Jazeera

Far-right Austrian nationalist Martin Sellner banned from entering Germany

Sellner is known for his talk about ‘remigration’ at a recent meeting of nationalist populists in Europe.

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EU's Vestager Warns About Apple And Meta Fees

EU antitrust chief warns tech giants Apple and Meta about anti-competitive practices in digital market, emphasizing fair competition and consumer protection.

Windows Central

Microsoft cloud services will be blocked in Russia, and Google and Amazon services are next

To be in compliance with a new law, Microsoft will suspend its services in Russia. Amazon and Google will take similar steps soon as well.

The Guardian - UK

Czech Republic to deliver thousands of extra artillery shells to Ukraine

‘Ukraine has to be able to defend itself because it defends the rest of Europe’, says Jan Lipavský, partly in response to standoff over aid in US congress

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Exclusive: Here are the first 30+ apps coming to Setapp's alternative iPhone app marketplace

MacPaw has confirmed the first 30+ apps coming to Setapp on iPhone in the EU.

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