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A Trump-Putin pact is emerging – and Europe is its target

US betrayal of Ukraine is the rehearsal for a grander bargain with Moscow and an assault on continental solidarity, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

197,000 UK lives saved thanks to breast cancer advances

But there will still be 11,400 breast cancer deaths in the UK this year, experts warned.

The Independent UK

Toyota plans to build battery vehicles in UK and keep European plants

Japanese company announces two new EVs and promises another three by 2026, as well as new Lexus models

The Guardian - UK

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What the U.S. ceasefire proposal means for Ukraine, Russia, Europe – and Donald Trump

The United States says Ukraine has agreed to its proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Russia following three years of war.

The Conversation

EU's top diplomat pledges unified support for Ukraine and global humanitarian aid in dig at US

The European Union is doubling down on its pledge to continue supporting Ukraine against Russia’s illegal invasion and stepping up humanitarian aid when others pull back as the bloc of European countries reconciles with the reality of America's retreat on the global stage

The Independent UK

How the US threw out any concerns about AI safety within days of Donald Trump coming to office

The EU has a long-established reputation as a global standard setter, and as a reliable partner for international regulatory cooperation, especially in the digital field. But the second Trump administration is disrupting these dynamics.

The Conversation

Europe may struggle to replace the military intelligence that Ukraine needs – but it has key strengths

US intelligence has been an essential part of Ukraine’s defence for over a decade. Since the invasion of Crimea in 2014 the US has been supplying Kyiv with a continuous stream of electronic, satellite and human intelligence. This has been decisive in the war with Russia in providing warnings and…

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The ‘sustainable’ cod in your shopping basket may be no such thing – new study reveals mislabelling

Cod sold in some European supermarkets is being mislabelled and is actually fished far from its claimed origin, according to our new study. We sampled cod sold in Germany, Spain, France and the UK and found that about 30% of it originated in a different location.

The Conversation

Far-right Romania Politician Loses Appeal Against Presidential Vote Ban

Romanian far-right politician Calin Georgescu on Tuesday lost an appeal against a decision barring him from standing in the country's presidential election re-run, as hundreds protested outside the court.

International Business Times

EU plan to deport more people will lead to ‘prolonged detention’, say critics

European Commission draft includes orders for people to leave EU entirely and ‘return hubs’ to hold them outside bloc

The Guardian - UK

Facing Trump And Putin, Are The EU's Defence Plans Enough?

Faced by a menacing Russia and unreliable United States, the EU is pushing a mammoth plan to boost its defences that Brussels says could unlock up to 800 billion euros ($860 billion).

International Business Times

EU Commission chief calls for defence 'surge' in address to EU parliament

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has urged the European parliament to ramp up defence spending, as leaders mobilise to find common ground on the military future of the continent.

Radio France Internationale

EU Foreign Affairs Chief Slams Rise Of The 'Rule Of Force'

The EU's foreign affairs chief on Tuesday told the UN Security Council that Russia's invasion of Ukraine was just one of a rising number of cases where the "rule of force" has replaced international law.

International Business Times

The EU wants to increase deportations and supports 'return hubs' in third countries

The European Union wants to increase deportations and is opening the way for “return hubs” to be set up in third countries for rejected asylum-seekers

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Canada’s response to Trump’s tariffs was strategic, but there is room for improvement

United States President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs have shaken up relations between Canada, Mexico and the U.S. After imposing sweeping tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods on March 4, Trump has paused tariffs on some Canadian goods until April 2.

The Conversation

US funding cuts may affect Nigeria’s fight against terrorism. Here’s how

The United States decision to cut international aid funding will affect Nigeria in various ways. One is in the fight against terror groups like Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province operating in the country and across the Sahel region of west Africa. Over the years, the US has…

The Guardian - UK

Starmer to avoid immediate counter-tariffs if Trump puts levies on UK steel

British PM has discussed issue with president, as US trade war with Canada escalates

The Independent UK

EU chief says member countries must use a new defense loan to buy European, not American

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says EU countries must purchase military equipment made in Europe under a new loan plan meant to help the continent provide for its own security

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France strengthens support for Moldova as Russian destabilisation efforts persist

As Russia intensifies efforts to destabilise Moldova, France has stepped up its support, reinforcing bilateral ties and backing Chisinau’s push for resilience against foreign interference during a bilateral meeting in Paris.

The Independent UK

Hungary's leader orders price controls on basic foods as inflation spikes

Hungary’s government is limiting the profit margin for grocers on a number of basic food items in response to growing inflation hitting consumers in the Central European country

The Independent UK

Guernsey finally corrects misleading passport rules, four years after Brexit

Exclusive: Guernsey and Jersey have both previously provided false information about passport validity

The Guardian - UK

Euro and pound rise against dollar amid ‘Trumpcession’ fears

US currency has lost all the gains it enjoyed since Trump won election and hits lowest level since mid-October

TechRadar

Apple and Meta set to face fines for alleged breaches of EU DMA

The EU could fine Apple and Meta less, just to get them to be compliant with the Digital Markets Act.

The Guardian - UK

Zelenskyy’s chief of staff urges Europe to keep financial pressure on Russia

As truce talks begin in Jeddah, Andriy Yermak writes for the Guardian that continent must ‘remain united’

International Business Times

Volkswagen Profits Hit As High Costs, China Woes Weigh

German auto giant Volkswagen said Tuesday its annual profits nosedived during a torrid year that saw Europe's top carmaker increasingly struggle with high production costs and fierce Chinese competition.

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