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Microsoft To Separate Teams And Office Amid Antitrust Scrutiny

Microsoft separates Teams and Office globally to address antitrust concerns and promote fair competition in the software market.

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Poland and Ukraine struggle to thrash out deal on grain imports

Talks were underway on Thursday in Warsaw between the governments of Poland and Ukraine as part of an attempt to defuse a row over grain imports that has caused mass protests by farmers throughout the European Union.

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Negative Corporate News Undercuts Stocks

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) this morning is down -0.27%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI ) (DIA ) is down -0.28%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) is down -0.50%. Stock indexes this morning are mildly lower on some negative corporate news. United...

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Slovakia’s presidential election: A choice between Russia and the West

When Russia’s invasion began, Slovakia’s liberal president threw her support behind Kyiv. Much has changed since then.

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French Senate rejects EU-Canada free trade agreement

French senators have voted by a large majority against the ratification of the free trade deal between the European Union and Canada known as Ceta. In a blow to French President Emmanuel Macron, the rejection follows weeks of protests by farmers opposed to such liberal trade policies.

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China's president to visit France in attempt to repair trust with EU

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit France and Italy in May in a bid to improve faltering relations with the European Union, which are impacting EU trade with the world's second-largest economy. Analysts say European companies in China are facing more uncertain business conditions, forcing them to devote more resources…

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Mazepin has EU sanctions lifted after court ruling

In a ruling that was made on Wednesday, the European Union said that it could not justify the ex-Haas F1 racer remaining on a list of individuals that have had sanctions imposed on them as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

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Polish Farmers Block Roads In New Ukraine Imports Protest

Polish farmers on Wednesday staged tractor blockades on roads nationwide in their latest protest against farm imports from outside the European Union, in particular Ukraine, and the bloc's environmental regulations.

International Business Times

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

EU’s deposit refund scheme a ‘false solution’ for plastic pollution

The European Union in early March announced its goal of establishing deposit refund schemes for plastic bottles and aluminium cans across the bloc by 2029. While EU authorities boast of high recycling rates in member states that have already adopted the practice, environmental groups denounce it as a “false solution”…

France 24

European Union Announces $8B Aid Package For Egypt

The agreement would be distributed over a span of four years and is partially intended to enhance border controls.

International Business Times

Moldova's EU membership hinges on resisting influence of pro-Russian oligarchs

Ever since the fall of the Soviet Union, the Republic of Moldova, a small country between Romania and Ukraine, has been grappling with the influence of oligarchs – rich businessmen with close links to power. Often pro-Russian and backed by the Kremlin, the main oligarchs have been convicted by Moldovan…

France 24

'The EU is a global payer, not a global player': EP Foreign Affairs committee chief McAllister

Talking Europe interviews the chair of the European Parliament's foreign affairs committee, David McAllister. He believes the European Union has been too cautious for too long, and has not proactively defined and defended its interests in the world. He argues that one way to achieve that is to move to…

France 24

Von der Leyen heads to Greenland as EU seeks materials for green transition

European Commission will open office in the territory, made strategically important by rare resources and melting ice

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Haitians Scramble To Form Governing Body Amid Gang Violence

Haitian stakeholders were working feverishly Wednesday to form a transitional governing body, after Prime Minister Ariel Henry agreed to resign in hopes of restoring order to the impoverished nation as it faces a deep crisis of gang violence.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s love for Viktor Orbán hints at what another Trump term will look like

The ex-president recently hosted the Hungarian kleptocrat, whom he’s called a ‘strongman’ and a real ‘boss’, at Mar-a-Lago

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Microsoft is now 100% compliant with the European Union's DMA regulation by letting users uninstall OneDrive, Edge, and Bing on Windows 11

Microsoft outlines measures it has taken to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) regulations, including making its services interoperable and letting users uninstall OneDrive on Windows 11.

International Business Times

Twenty Years On, Spain Honors Train Bombing Victims

Spain and the European Union pay homage Monday to the 192 victims of the March 11, 2004 Madrid train bombings that marked the start of mass Islamist attacks in Europe.

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The €136bn price tag on Ukraine's path to joining the EU

Ukraine's aspirations for EU membership face a daunting economic reality. New research puts the cost of the country joining the bloc as high as €136 billion – even before post-war reconstruction begins.

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EU's Largest Political Party Backs Von Der Leyen Re-Election

EU's largest political party endorses Ursula von der Leyen for a second term as President of the European Commission, highlighting her leadership strengths...

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