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Polish PM Accuses Russia Of Planning Acts Of Air Terror

Polish PM accuses Russia of planning global acts of sabotage, including air terror. Western suspicions of Russian involvement in various incidents.

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Amazon Orders 200 Mercedes-Benz Electric Trucks

Online retailer Amazon has purchased 202 electric Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 vehicles from Germany's Daimler Truck, the automaker said Tuesday, marking both firms' largest-ever order for battery-powered lorries.

International Business Times

Young Britons wanting to work or study in EU face ‘tangle of Brexit red tape’

James MacCleary MP has proposed a UK-EU youth mobility scheme.

Evening Standard

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Musk, TikTok, and big tech – Donald Trump and data privacy

Donald Trump has returned to the White House and become President of the United States for a second time. But eight years after his last stint, what does this Trump administration mean for the future of data privacy in the US.

Tom’s Guide

Why China might need the rest of the west more as Trump arrives in the White House

Donald Trump has a knack of antagonising and confusing China. During his first presidential campaign, he accused China of “raping” the US through unfair trade practices. But later in his first term as US president, Trump also called Chinese president Xi Jinping a “good friend”.

The Conversation

As EV sales surge, the UK car industry could be about to reach a turning point

Last year, electric car registrations in the UK topped those of Germany. The number of UK sales (382,000 vehicles) came from growth of 21.4% on 2023, making the UK the largest market for electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe for the first time. In Germany, meanwhile, registrations fell by more than…

The Conversation

Kosovo authorities close parallel institutions run by ethnic Serb minority

Kosovo authorities say they have closed all so-called parallel institutions used by the ethnic Serb minority and supported by neighboring Serbia in a move condemned by the European Union

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Ukraine captures North Korean soldiers; Russia readies for talks with Trump

The incoming US leader’s terms to help end the war remain unclear as fighting rages in western Russia and east Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Scottish Labour MP challenges Keir Starmer as Grangemouth pledge 'hasn't happened'

A SCOTTISH Labour MP used Prime Minister’s Questions to challenge Keir Starmer on his General Election pledges to “step in and save the…

The National (Scotland)

Nato: why the prospect of Trump 2.0 is putting such intense pressure on the western alliance

Donald Trump’s return to the White House poses existential questions for Nato. Divisions in the west over how to deal with the Russia-Ukraine war have figured prominently since Trump won re-election. But it is transatlantic burden-sharing that could be Nato’s biggest concern.

The Conversation

Europe must take responsibility for its own security, says Polish minister

‘Very difficult time’ anticipated as Poland takes over EU presidency against backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty

The Guardian - UK

Urgent warning issued over dog chew toy that can cause ‘werewolf syndrome'

The Food Standards Agency said the chews can cause alarming symptoms, such as howling and aggressive behaviour, and can be fatal

Evening Standard

The Honor Magic 7 Pro arrives in Europe with a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip for £1,100

The Honor Magic 7 Pro is now available for pre-order in Europe, bringing a few tweaks compared to the China variant that launched last year.

Android Central

How can banks truly understand the changing regulatory landscape?

While the EU AI Act’s impact on banks may be limited for now, the industry faces a fast-evolving regulatory landscape that will increasingly shape its future.

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The National (Scotland)

Ex-MEP and expert to discuss what Donald Trump's presidency means for Europe

FORMER MEP Alyn Smith is set to host an online talk with a leading analyst on the US to discuss what a Donald Trump presidency will mean for Europe.

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Power cuts after ‘massive’ Russian missile strike

Australia summons Russian ambassador over PoW’s reported death; Lavrov says open for discussions with Trump. What we know on day 1,057

The Guardian - UK

European jitters about Trump 2.0 not shared by much of world, poll finds

Exclusive: Findings suggest ‘weakening of west’ as relations become more transactional, say report’s authors

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Czech Republic Boosts Energy Security By Ending Russian Oil Dependence

Czech Republic boosts energy security by ending reliance on Russian oil, aligning with EU trend.

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International Business Times UK

UK Nationals Hit Hard in Spain's Housing Reforms: New 100% Property Tax Explained

Spain has announced a range of new measures aimed at prioritising housing for local Spaniards, including a 100% tax on non-EU nationals buying property.

The Independent UK

Labour MPs urged to vote for youth mobility scheme as part of Brexit reset

Exclusive: Liberal Democrats to table a Bill on moves to allow the under 30s to live and work in the EU

Fortune

'The West faces a decisive challenge: To not become a society divided into two classes, the rich landlords and poor tenants,' said Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on chemical pollution: the UK can’t ignore the risks from PFAS

Editorial: Efforts by the plastics industry to thwart regulation come from a familiar playbook

Fortune

AI Policy vibe shift: 'Safety' is out, 'Action' is in

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's endorsement of an AI "action plan" more focused on economic opportunity than societal risks is just one sign of a vibe shift on AI policy among politicians around the world.

The Guardian - UK

British novelists criticise government over AI ‘theft’

Richard Osman and Kate Mosse say plan to mine artistic works for data would destroy creative fields

Tom’s Hardware

EU protests new US AI chip restrictions — some countries face GPU caps

The White House's new restrictions on global AI chip sales would make it harder for the EU to acquire and use them.

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