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Lithuanians Vote In Runoff As Centre-left Tipped To Take Power

Lithuania votes in the second round of its general elections on Sunday, likely to replace the ruling conservatives with a centre-left coalition amid security concerns about neighbouring Russia.

International Business Times

Bulgarians vote with little hope of breaking a political deadlock

Bulgarians are voting in the seventh general elections in just over three years, with little hope that a stable government will be formed to stop the country’s growing political instability

The Independent UK

People Shared 41 Things About Europe That Americans Could Find Extremely Weird

While the United States and the majority of Europe belong to the Western world, the two are still an ocean apart. The post People Shared 41 Things About Europe That Americans Could Find Extremely Weird first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Georgia’s ruling party declares early victory in blow to ties with EU

Politicians and diplomats cast the election as a watershed moment in the choice between closer ties to the West or a lean back towards neighbouring Russia

The Independent UK

Georgia’s ruling party leading in pivotal election ahead of pro-EU opposition

Results with 70% of precincts counted give Georgian Dream majority in vote seen as crucial to possible EU membership

The Guardian - UK

Polls close in Georgia’s election that could take it toward the EU or into Russia’s orbit

Polls closed in Georgia Saturday after an election many citizens saw as a make-or-break vote on the opportunity to join the European Union.

Radio France Internationale

Joe Biden’s big blunder: how the war in Ukraine became a global disaster

Failure to contain the conflict has led to huge suffering and geopolitical shifts. Why didn’t the US commit to Nato?

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EU leader denounces Russia's 'hybrid war' aiming to destabilize Western Balkan democracies

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has denounced Russia’s hybrid attacks against democracies, saying the European Union is fighting daily to debunk misinformation

The Independent UK

Georgians head to the polls in pivotal parliamentary election

Voters will decide if Georgian Dream party, in power since 2012, will secure another four-years, having shifted the country closer to Russia

The Guardian - UK

Moody's downgrades France to 'negative' credit outlook

Ratings agency Moody's has downgraded France's outlook Friday evening, opening the door to a potential credit rating cut as it cited concerns over the country's finances.

Radio France Internationale

Polls close in Georgia’s high-stakes parliamentary elections

An alliance of pro-Western opposition parties is challenging the ruling pro-Russian Georgian Dream.

Al Jazeera

A nation torn between Russia, the West: Your simple guide to Georgia’s vote

Experts say that Saturday’s elections will define where the Caucasus nation’s geopolitical future lies.

Al Jazeera

Georgia Votes In Crucial Test For Democracy, EU Ambitions

Georgians go to the polls on Saturday in watershed elections widely seen as decisive for the fate of the country's fledgling democracy and European aspirations.

International Business Times

What’s Behind the 14% Surge in Li Auto Stock This Week?

Li Auto spiked amid reports that China and the EU are ready to keep talking on tariffs.

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Internet Blackout Hits Mozambique Capital After Election Protests

Mozambique's capital Maputo on Friday suffered a mobile internet blackout after protests against the re-election of the ruling Frelimo party descended into violence.

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China Wants Its Automakers To Slow Down In Europe

Most carmakers in China are owned by the state. The Chinese government has a big say in how and where they do business, although they still have some independence. That's posing an issue, now, as the Chinese government isn't happy about the European Union's new import duties on Chinese cars. The…

The Independent UK

Now Brexit set to cost UK citizens more to see the Mona Lisa

French proposal to impose a premium on non-EU visitors could also see higher charges at Versailles as well as the Louvre

TechRadar

Give Meta my face recognition data? I'd rather lose my Instagram account

Despite the security benefits, Facebook's parent company's bad track record when it comes to protecting our data rather scares me.

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The U.S. Surpassed Europe In EV Sales Last Quarter: Report

Despite all the ideological and political divisions surrounding electric vehicles, Americans are driving home battery-powered vehicles in droves.

The Independent UK

Hungary’s Viktor Orban makes wild claim EU plotted to oust Polish government

The prime minister has also compared the European Union to the Soviet Union

The Guardian - UK

Brexit has put £370m a year on price of power from EU since 2021, experts say

Trade body Energy UK also estimates total energy cost of leaving bloc could reach £10bn by end of decade

The Independent UK

Hard-right Dutch government approves unprecedented package of measures to control migration

The hard-right Dutch government has announced tough measures aimed at reining in asylum requests