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Playing Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble in Europe? You're going to see a new pop-up screen soon.

European gamers will notice a new Software License and Service Agreement pop-up the next time they load up Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble.

Windows Central

New investment labels aim to help savers spot sustainable products – but won’t always stop greenwashing

From the nutritional traffic light system displayed on a box of cereal, to the efficiency ratings we look at when buying a house, ratings and labels help us work out how to spend money responsibly. A new scheme from the UK’s financial regulator also aims to use them to help…

The Conversation

Macron Hosts Hungary's Orban In Bid To Break Ukraine Deadlock

French President Emmanuel Macron meets Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Thursday in a bid to break the deadlock ahead of an EU summit after the Hungarian leader threatened to block further backing for Ukraine.

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Islamophobia and antisemitism are equal scourges – and the EU is finally recognising that

Anti-Muslim hate surges in Europe after terror incidents. Yet for too long, officials have treated tackling it as an afterthought, says Brussels-based commentator Shada Islam

The Guardian - UK

EU leans against forcing Apple to make iMessage cross-platform, report says

The European Union is deliberating whether to designate iMessage as a "core platform service," but it is reportedly leaning against it.

Android Central

EU pledges €30m to protect mosques and synagogues amid hate crime rise

Tensions surrounding Israel-Hamas war has provoked rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia in Europe

The Guardian - UK

The EU might not force iMessage to work with other messaging apps after all, here's why

The European Commission is leaning towards letting Apple's iMessage off the DMA hook, according to a new report.

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EU Proposes Three-year Delay On UK Electric Car Tariffs

Brussels proposed Wednesday a three-year delay on tariffs on the sale of electric vehicles between Britain and the EU that was meant to kick in from January, in a major reversal of its previous position.

International Business Times

Why the EU now plans to delay post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicles

All you need to know about the European Commission’s new proposal to delay its 10% charge on EVs

The Guardian - UK

EU set to suspend Brexit tariffs on EVs for three years in major boost for car industry

Commission moves to delay 10% sales charge after intense lobbying by EU and UK carmakers

The Guardian - UK

Ten more years of glyphosate in the EU: Controversy rages after decision on weedkiller

A controversial chemical will be allowed in the EU for another 10 years. After member states failed to reach an agreement amongst themselves, the European Commission decided that glyphosate, an agrichemical used in farming, will be re-authorised for a further decade. Glyphosate kills weeds and is the most widely used…

France 24

Sunak rejects von der Leyen’s comments that UK could rejoin EU

European Commission president said Brexit could be fixed because leaders had ‘goofed it up’

The Guardian - UK

Ursula von der Leyen says the next generation must reverse Brexit

THE next generation must reverse Brexit, the president of the European Commission has said, as she insisted politicians "goofed it up" in…

The National (Scotland)

Australia's migration system could be model for Europe

The European Commission vice president says Australia's legal system spanning migrant working rights could become the next step of a historic migration pact.

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The Conversation

Slapps: inside Europe's struggle to protect journalists from malicious lawsuits

There is a growing threat to the rule of law, democracy and human rights in Europe. It manifests as seemingly run-of-the-mill lawsuits. However, on closer inspection, many lawsuits are not as they seem.

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EU to boost Gaza aid amid Israel-Hamas truce

The bloc welcomed the opportunity of the four-day window; also says development aid is not being stolen by Hamas.

Radio France Internationale

Israel, Hamas agree ceasefire and release of 50 hostages held in Gaza

Israel and Hamas agreed a deal on Wednesday to release at least 50 hostages being held in Gaza during a four-day truce that will allow hundreds of humanitarian aid trucks to enter the beseiged territory.

The Independent UK

Poland set to get more than 5 billion euros in EU money after commission approves recovery plan

Poland is expected to receive more than 5 billion euros ($5.5 billion) in EU funds after the European Commission gave a positive assessment of the country’s revised plan for green reforms and investments

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Musk says labeling him antisemitic is ‘bogus’ after tweets led to fresh advertiser exodus from X

Musk has previously described himself as "pro free speech but against antisemitism of any kind."

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Apple's head of security gives scathing response to one sideloading argument as EU law looms

In a new interview, Apple’s head of security makes clear how sideloading can be a detriment, not a benefit to the user.

The Guardian - UK

Hungarian government campaign renews antisemitism concerns

PM Viktor Orbán seems to be returning to strategy of claiming shadowy global forces are trying to meddle in country’s politics

The Conversation

Ukraine and Moldova have taken a huge step towards EU membership – but these hazards lie ahead

The European Commission has confirmed its support for opening the formal accession process for Ukraine and Moldova to become members of the European Union and for other nations in the western Balkans to move forward with their own bids.

The Independent UK

TikTok and Meta challenge Europe's new rules that crack down on digital giants

TikTok and Meta are filing legal challenges against new European Union rules designed to counter the dominance of digital giants and make online competition fairer by giving consumers more choice

Radio France Internationale

Green groups condemn EU's renewal of controversial glyphosate weedkiller

A decision by the European Commission on Thursday to renew its authorisation of the controversial herbicide glyphosate, which has been linked to cancer, for a further 10 years has provoked outrage from environmental groups.

The Independent UK

EU commission to prolong use of glyphosate for 10 more years after member countries fail to agree

The European Commission will continue the use of the controversial chemical herbicide glyphosate in the European Union for 10 more years after the 27 member countries again failed to find a common position

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