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Can Keir Starmer reset the UK’s relations with Europe?

By all accounts, Keir Starmer’s first UK-based foray onto the international stage as prime minister was a success. Last week’s European Political Community gathered nearly 50 heads of government from across Europe to discuss critical issues, ticking all the right boxes in organisation, tone and foreign policy goals.

The Conversation

Pressure building on Starmer to go further reversing the harms of Brexit

MPs show appetite for far reaching changes to UK’s relationship with the EU with one new Labour MP claiming a toy shop in her constituency closed because of Brexit

The Independent UK

EU Tells Meta To Address Consumer Fears Over 'Pay For Privacy'

EU consumer authorities told Facebook owner Meta on Monday to take action to assuage European consumer groups' fears over its new "pay or consent" model or face further action.

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Ukraine in mass drone attack on targets in Russia as Putin’s forces launch intense assaults in east

‘The enemy pays no attention to their fairly high level of losses and continues to push,’ Kyiv general says

The Independent UK

Microsoft's EU agreement means it will be hard to avoid CrowdStrike-like calamities in the future

Last week's CrowdStrike crash was caused by the app's kernel level access to Windows. However, Microsoft cannot legally stop companies from that level of access because of an agreement it made with the European Commission in 2009.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft blames EU rules for its inability to lock down Windows following CrowdStrike incident

EU rules may have restricted Microsoft from being able to better protect its operating systems.

TechRadar

Czech Republic says shells for Ukraine plan will fall short without more money

Prague’s foreign minister urges donor countries to pay extra to avoid 800k target being missed by over a third

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Officer from Italy forced to quit UK police due to post-Brexit barriers

Dani says his £26,000 salary is not high enough to sponsor his wife so she can join him in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Insurance, pets and phones: how to get the best deal on holiday costs

Know your cabin baggage limits, check insurance cover and roaming charges – and find someone to care for your cat

The Guardian - UK

Amid Fears Of Foul Play, Venezuela Girds For Uncertain Election

Uncertainty is hanging over Venezuela as it prepares for presidential elections next Sunday that many fear incumbent Nicolas Maduro will attempt to steal from the opposition candidate outshining him in polls.

International Business Times

Top 3 Must-Buy EV Stocks for July 2024

These standout companies remain strong as the EV market faces economic challenges and EU tariffs. Their production success, market rebounds, and tech edges make them the best EV stocks for July.

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'Russia’s Google’ exits the country — Yandex plans to triple its Nvidia GPU deployments

After nearly two years of negotiations, the Russian-founded tech and search giant Yandex is rebranding in the EU under a new name.

Tom’s Hardware

Ireland to play pivotal role in Keir Starmer’s post-Brexit EU reset, say insiders

New prime minister personally asked to greet the Irish PM and other European leaders as they arrived at a summit in Oxfordshire earlier this week

The Independent UK

Andrei Nastase was targeted by Russian mafia for exposing corruption. Now he aims to bring Moldova into the EU

The former deputy prime minister is running for the country’s presidency, writes Kim Sengupta in Chisinau. He knows support from the West against the Kremlin will be vital

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The Guardian - UK

A respectful question for Labour: do you have any real change?

The new government has promised things will be different: but when it comes to spending, we seem stuck on old Tory policies

The Guardian - UK

South mourns and north rejoices as Cyprus marks 50 years of ethnic division

Greek Cypriots in south wake to air raid sirens reminiscent of invasion while Turkish-occupied north celebrates

The Independent UK

Ethnic Greek politician returns to prison in Albania after attending European Parliament opening

A member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority returned to prison after a five-day reprieve to attend the opening session of the European Parliament where he was elected to represent Greece’s ruling party

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Cyprus Marks 50 Years Since Turkish Invasion

Cyprus anniversary stirs contrasting emotions as Greek Cypriots mourn and Turkish Cypriots celebrate, with hopes for reunification and peace.

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The Independent UK

Labour rejects Jack Straw’s two-state solution for Cyprus as island marks 50 years of division

New British government under pressure to broker deal to end half-century-long crisis

The Guardian - UK

Cultivated food: from lab grown burgers to medicinal berries

An array of biologically engineered food and drink could help to solve ethical and environmental concerns

The Guardian - UK

European divisions risk incoherent response to any second Trump term

Optimists say administration would be open to persuasion while sceptics say it is beyond time to Trump-proof Europe

The Guardian - UK

‘Why can there be no peace?’ Cyprus remains divided 50 years on

As both sides of the island mark the war that began on 20 July 1974, it is in the knowledge that almost nothing has changed

InsideEVs

Chinese Brand Zeekr Considers Producing Cars In Europe

If Zeekr does produce cars in Europe, it will be in an existing Geely or Volvo factory. Is the U.S. next?

France 24

Macron must 'admit he lost the election': Left group co-president Manon Aubry

The EU Commission president has won a comfortable majority from MEPs for a second term, but the Left bloc remains resolutely opposed to Ursula von der Leyen. We speak to Manon Aubry, the co-president of the Left group, about why she voted against von der Leyen, while also discussing international…

The Conversation

UK Border Force returns migrants in the Channel to France – expert Q&A

The UK Border Force has returned a group of migrants to France after their small boat got into trouble in the English Channel. This appears to be a departure from past policy, at a crucial time. Channel crossings are rising again as the weather gets warmer, and remain a controversial…

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