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EU Cuts Eurozone Inflation, Growth Forecasts For 2024

The European Commission on Thursday cut both its growth and inflation forecasts for the eurozone in 2024, as it warned geopolitical tensions spelled rising uncertainty for the single-currency area's economy.

International Business Times

Ireland, Spain demand EU review of Israel’s human rights conduct in Gaza

The request comes as international pressure mounts for Israel to hold off on a fully fledged assault on Rafah.

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What is the Digital Markets Act, and what does it mean for North American consumers?

The DMA is the EU's effort to keep a tight leash on big tech. It's ambitious and may have global effects, so it matters to you, too.

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Apple's iMessage avoids EU regulation after a prolonged investigation and won't be forced to work with WhatsApp and others

Apple's won its latest battle with the EU's DMA and iMessage will not be designated a gatekeeper after all.

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iMessage wins exemption from EU's DMA regulations: Here's what it means for users

The EU won't force Apple to make iMessage interoperable, but RCS could still improve cross-platform messaging. Here's what users should know.

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Apple's iMessage dodges tough new EU regulations – and Google isn't happy

Apple has escaped the attention of the Digital Markets Act with its messaging app, but not, of course, with iOS.

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EU exempts Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing from tech regulations

Learn about the exemption of Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing from EU tech rules. Find out how these platforms benefit from special treatment.

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Apple's IMessage, Microsoft's Bing Escape EU Rules

Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing search engine got a reprieve from tougher EU rules curbing how tech titans do business, the European Commission said on Tuesday.

International Business Times

Tucker Carlson interview with Putin to test EU law regulating tech companies

Law obliges social media platforms to remove illegal content – with fears that interview will give Russian leader propaganda coup

The Guardian - UK

EU leaders unveil €210m Mauritania deal in bid to curb people-smuggling

Plan includes energy and infrastructure projects with aim of strengthening stability in Sahel

The Guardian - UK

Spanish Farmers Rally for EU Policy Changes to Combat Drought and Cost Hikes

Thousands of farmers in Spain staged tractor demonstrations, blocking highways to demand changes in EU farming policies and combat production cost hikes an...

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EU to take action against Hungary’s ‘sovereignty’ law

European Commission says Viktor Orbán’s government is violating EU law and the principle of democracy

The Guardian - UK

Delays in cleaning up EU air will cause thousands more early deaths, say health experts

Respiratory scientists say inaction will ‘widen inequality gap’ between eastern and western Europe

The Guardian - UK

App Store changes could backfire on Apple — what are EU doing?

Following Apple's announcement that the company will allow third-party app stores in compliance with the DMA, EU industry chief has said they "will not hesitate to take strong action" if needed.

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EU Leaders Seal Deal for Billion Support Package for Ukraine

The leaders of the 27 EU countries have reached a deal to provide Ukraine with a billion support package for its economy, overcoming threats of a veto ...

The Guardian - UK

EU investigates claims Catalan town council blocking immigrants’ access to basic services

Spanish government also looking into reports their applications to join municipal register in Ripoll held up

International Business Times

EU Moves To Tap Profits From Russian Assets For Ukraine

The EU has reached an agreement on a first step towards tapping profits from frozen Russian assets to help pay for rebuilding war-ravaged Ukraine, officials said.

The Guardian - UK

Amazon drops $1.4bn deal to buy iRobot after EU veto reports

Roomba maker announces plans to axe 31% of workforce and exit of CEO after collapse of acquisition

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Poland Seeks Correction from EU over Auschwitz Social Media Post

Poland requests European Commission to correct social media post about the Holocaust, stating it inaccurately linked Auschwitz death camp to Poland instead...

The Guardian - UK

Ursula von der Leyen says Africa and Europe’s ‘interests are aligned more than ever before’ – as it happened

European Commission president says this is ‘moment of intense cooperation’ at Italy-Africa summit as Meloni announces plans

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Google Chrome borrows a page from Microsoft's handbook on AI-powered features and will include a Copilot-like writing feature

Google Chrome's browsing experience is about to improve with a host of AI features currently testing. The features include AI-generated tab backgrounds, AI-powered tab organization, and an AI-writing feature.

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Even Microsoft Copilot can't help Bing touch the dominance in search from Google

Bing's market share in search remains stagnant despite Microsoft's heavy investment in AI. Its market share stood at 3.4% at the end of last year, with Google asserting its dominance in the category with a whopping 91.6%.

International Business Times

EU Ports Urged To Team Up To Fight 'Very Creative' Drug Smugglers

Drug smugglers in the EU have become so "very creative" that the bloc's seaports should join forces to combat their ever-changing tactics, Belgian Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden told AFP. That idea is to be promoted Wednesday when Verlinden, along with the European Commission, meets top representatives from around 20 EU…

International Business Times

Apple Ready To Open IPhone Tap-to-pay To Rivals -- In The EU

Apple is prepared to open the iPhone's ability to tap-to-pay to rivals -- in the EU -- after coming under fire for keeping users in its own ecosystem, the European Commission and the company said on Friday.

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Google gets ready for the European DMA and details how you'll be able to choose Microsoft Edge and Bing as your default search engine

Google has highlighted several measures and changes it intends to make in compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) after being listed as a gatekeeper by the European Commission, including using the search engine or browser of your choice as a default across your devices.

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