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Biden To Reassure Polish Leaders As Ukraine Fears Mount

US President Joe Biden hosts Poland's President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the White House Tuesday to try to reassure key NATO ally Warsaw of Washington's support after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

International Business Times

iPhone users in the EU can use Google Maps for default navigation starting next year

Apple is letting iPhone users in Europe ditch Apple Maps and use Google Maps instead if they want.

Android Central

The Guardian view on supply chains: not only just in time, but just in case

Editorial: Countries are placing a higher priority on resilience and security in the wake of the pandemic and as tensions grow

The Guardian - UK

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Europe Faces Growing Climate Risks, Urgent Action Needed

The European Environment Agency warns of escalating climate risks in Europe, urging immediate action to safeguard against severe weather extremes and clima...

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New EU gig economy laws saved from oblivion by Belgian compromise

Directive aims to give taxi and delivery drivers such as those working for Uber and Deliveroo rights similar to those enjoyed by full employees

The Guardian - UK

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.

Windows Central

EU countries endorse diluted draft rules on gig economy workers’ rights

Revised text scraps set of criteria proposed by European Commission to determine if an online company is an employer.

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Whoever forms Portugal’s government, this is a victory for the far right. Will Europe ever learn?

Sunday’s elections marked the end of voters’ patience with the failed socioeconomic policies of both main parties, says journalist Joana Ramiro

The Guardian - UK

Whatsapp And Messenger To Allow Interoperability With Third-Party Apps

Meta's WhatsApp and Messenger to comply with EU's Digital Markets Act, enabling secure interoperability with third-party messaging services.

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Climate change threatens EU with mass deaths and huge costs: Report

Hundreds of thousands of lives and more than $1 trillion in losses are threatened unless urgent action is taken.

Al Jazeera

Angry developer says Apple is 'like The Godfather' — won't refuse offer of alternative app marketplaces despite hurdles

An app developer says Apple is behaving 'like The Godfather' with its new iOS app marketplace rules.

iMore

Eurovision mirrors how countries see one another. That’s why I can’t watch Israel take part

No amount of mental gymnastics can justify allowing its inclusion while a humanitarian catastrophe goes on in Gaza, says journalist Jeffrey Ingold

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: How the world is (or isn’t) trying to rein in the wild west of artificial intelligence

In today’s newsletter: Can governments worldwide implement effective laws on the use of AI? Deepfake porn apps like ClothOff makes the challenge even harder

The Guardian - UK

India-European Free Trade Association deal | $100-billion investment target was breakthrough moment: Swiss official

Helene Budliger Artieda speaking to The Hindu after successfully concluding the deal.

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Concerns ahead of Chad elections after death of main opposition figure

The death of Yaya Dillo – the main rival to transitional Chadian president Mahamat Idriss Déby in upcoming elections in May – has deepened the political strife plaguing the country.

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Apple Reverses Decision To Ban Epic Games App Store

Apple reverses ban on Epic Games app store in Europe after EU scrutiny. Legal battles over in-app purchases and monopolies with tech giants continue.

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Apple's Ios 17.4 Update Impacts EU Users' Travel Plans

Learn about the implications of the EU's Digital Markets Act on Apple's iOS 17.4 and the evolving regulatory landscape for major tech companies and users.

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Moldova Faces Russian Threats Amid EU Aspirations

Learn about Moldova's challenges from Russia, including destabilization campaigns, energy crises, and EU aspirations.

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The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt’s budget mixtape is no match for Brexit’s greatest hits

Somehow the chancellor omitted to mention the main cause of Britain’s woes

The Hindu

India signs free trade pact with 4 European countries

India-EFTA free trade agreement: India and EFTA sign free trade agreement to boost investments and trade, creating opportunities for economic growth and collaboration.

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Armenia Considers Seeking EU Membership, Foreign Minister Reveals

Armenia's potential bid for EU membership could reshape its foreign policy, economy, and governance, with implications for the region.

The Guardian - UK

Germany’s reputation for decisive leadership is in tatters when Europe needs it most

Olaf Scholz’s endless dithering over Ukraine is playing into Putin’s hands

The Guardian - UK

Painful day for tech titans as EU finally sinks its regulatory teeth into them

Last week the six biggest operators – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft and ByteDance – were forced to toe the line on competition, advertising, interoperability and more. It was a gamechanger

International Business Times

Early Irish Referendum Tallies Indicate 'No' Vote On Family And Care

Early tallies from a dual referendum in Ireland on redefining family and women's roles showed a trend towards a "No" vote and a defeat for the government on Saturday.

Radio France Internationale

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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