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Emily Thornberry challenges Keir Starmer to cut post-Brexit border checks to help small businesses

The new chair of the powerful Commons foreign affairs committee, a surprise omission from the prime minister’s cabinet, said she had a list of improvements she was happy to give the government

The Independent UK

EXCLUSIVE: Bitpace CEO Talks About The State Of Global Crypto Regulation

Regulatory clarity remains a pain point for the crypto industry, more than a decade after the first cryptocurrency emerged – how is the global regulatory landscape catching up to a fast-evolving industry?

International Business Times

Polish man living in UK since childhood granted 11th-hour deportation reprieve

Mateusz Kulik says Home Office has informed his lawyer that removal flight on Monday has been cancelled

The Guardian - UK

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Tony Bunyan obituary

Journalist and champion of civil liberties who monitored the state’s activities and provided a voice for marginalised groups

The Guardian - UK

UN chief calls on Sudanese paramilitary leader to end siege of North Darfur city

António Guterres ‘gravely alarmed’ by assault on al-Fashir as EU foreign policy chief warns of another genocide

The Guardian - UK

France's new government under pressure on multiple fronts

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's new government is already feeling the pressure from opposition politicians on both sides amid growing threats of a no-confidence vote in parliament. Barnier's first main task is to submit a 2025 budget plan that addresses what he called France's "very serious" financial situation.

France 24

Von der Leyen tightens grip on power in EU – but trouble looms on the horizon

Despite cementing control, the EU commission’s president faces a daunting second term amid the rise of the far right, writes Jennifer Rankin

The Guardian - UK

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Protect The Prosciutto: Italy Battles Swine Fever

Pig farmer Alberto Cavagnini has slaughtered 1,600 of his hogs due to swine fever, a virus threatening the 20-billion-euro pork industry in Italy, including its world-famous prosciutto.

International Business Times

Angry French Cognac Makers See Red Over Chinese Tariffs Threat

Frustrated cognac producers in southwestern France are growing increasingly anxious over the looming threat of Chinese tariffs on European brandy, a move industry representatives worry could force French liquor from the Chinese market.

International Business Times

Volvo EX30 Is Crushing It in Europe: Is the U.S. Next?

The affordable Volvo EX30 is selling extremely well in Europe and, if all goes well, the Swedes might just knock it out of the park in the U.S. next year.

InsideEVs

Incoming French government under pressure on multiple fronts

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's hard-won new government faced pressure from day one Sunday as threats of a no-confidence motion in parliament multiplied.

Radio France Internationale

Macron appoints new government in shift to right after weeks of uncertainty

The French presidential palace unveiled a long-awaited new government Saturday dominated by conservatives and centrists. It came more than two months after elections that produced a hung parliament and deepened political divisions as France grapples with growing financial and diplomatic challenges.

France 24

Families of jailed Tunisians to urge ICC to probe migrant abuse: Report

Lawyer leading case says International Criminal Court must act with ‘full force … to protect those most vulnerable’.

Al Jazeera

The week in classical: Eugene Onegin; Last Night of the Proms; Mahler: Symphony No 2 ‘Resurrection’ – review

Plucky Northern Ireland Opera triumphs with elegant, homegrown Tchaikovsky; Stephen Hough and Angel Blue rise above the pomp; and biblical car park Mahler

The Guardian - UK

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Radio France Internationale

France set to announce new government after months of political deadlock

France is expected to finalise a new government by Sunday, with President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Michel Barnier negotiating a cabinet reshuffle that marks a shift to the right. After months of political stalemate following snap legislative elections, key positions such as foreign, economy, and interior ministers are set…

Radio France Internationale

Asylum requests slump as EU borders tighten following shift to far right

Asylum applications in the European Union have declined compared to 2023, a trend that aligns with the rise of far-right political parties in Germany and the Netherlands, leading to stricter immigration policies.

The Guardian - UK

‘Catastrophe region’: Austrian city faces up to scale of damage left by deadly flooding

Destructive interplay between human influence on rain and land can be seen in municipalities such as St Pölten

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Google Wins Legal Challenge Against EU Antitrust Fine

Google triumphs in EU antitrust battle, Qualcomm faces setback. EU court annuls Google's fine but upholds findings. Qualcomm penalized for anti-competitive...

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EU to offer new youth mobility scheme in test of Labour ‘reset’ with Brussels

Officials warn repeat of Tory rejection could dent new government’s hopes of pacts on defence and agriculture

France 24

Failing to control debt handicaps future generations: Spain’s former foreign minister

The new French government faces many challenges, including questions about its democratic legitimacy, and a public debt which has worried France’s EU partners. We discuss the economic outlook with former Spanish foreign minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya, who is now dean of the Paris School of International Affairs. We also look…

TechRadar

The LinkedIn AI saga shows us the need for EU-like privacy regulations

Following EU backlash on previous attempts from X and Meta, LinkedIn chose not to use European users' data for training its AI. Is that the way the world should go?

France 24

MEPs challenge Viktor Orban on 'European values': Hungary’s controversial EU presidency

Few EU presidencies have rocked the bloc as much as the current one, held by Hungary. European leaders, many MEPs, and EU Commissioners, were rattled by what Prime Minister Viktor Orban called his peace mission in July, which included a meeting with President Zelensky of Ukraine – but also with…

InsideEVs

The Feds Are Targeting Giant Vehicles. What Does It Mean For EVs?

U.S. regulators may finally address the size and weight problem of new cars. Plus, Europe's EV woes put investors in a foul mood.

The Guardian - UK

Europe has questions to answer over migrant abuse in Tunisia, say MEPs and activists

EU Commission says it will be sending independent observers to the country to investigate allegations of human rights violations

International Business Times

EU Chief Announces 35 Bn Euro Loan Plan For Ukraine Before Winter

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Friday announced plans for Brussels to lend Ukraine 35 billion euros backed by revenues of frozen Russian assets and promised to help Ukraine "keep warm" ahead of a third winter of war with Russia.

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