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In Short, Europe: Best of Best review – heady celebration of European short film-making

This year’s edition of the festival, Best of Best, will show a collection of 28 award-winning short films across five strands offering dystopian visions and ideological bite

The Guardian - UK

Macron says world donors pledge more than €2 billion in aid for war-stricken Sudan

French President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday that world donors are pledging more than 2 billion euros in aid for Sudan after a year of war that has pushed its population to the brink of famine.

France 24

UK must nurture alliances in new era of global power politics, says policy adviser

In sweeping lecture on Britain’s ‘grand strategic moment’, John Bew warns ‘we cannot just manage risk, we are in a competition’

The Guardian - UK

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Germany's Chancellor Scholz travels to China to discuss trade and Ukraine

Chancellor Olaf Scholz travels to China this weekend in the wake of other EU leaders, in an attempt to develop new economic ties. He is also likely to ask Beijing to put pressure on Moscow over Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

‘Serious escalation’: World reacts to Iran’s drone, missile raids on Israel

Leaders express fear conflict could lead to further escalation in region, calling for all sides to exercise restraint.

Al Jazeera

Even Europe’s far-right firebrands seem to sense Brexit is a disaster

When I met the Dutch politician Geert Wilders years ago, he was set on ‘Nexit’. Now he too would rather stay in the EU

The Guardian - UK

France joins other countries condemning Iranian drone attacks on Israel

Countries around the world condemned Iran's strikes on Israel late Saturday, warning the attack threatened to further destabilise the Middle East. In the night of 13 and 14 April, Iran sent waves of drones and missiles to Israel, but most of them were shot down by Israeli defence systems.

Radio France Internationale

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After Long Peace, Big Tech Faces US Antitrust Reckoning

After more than a decade of leaving Big Tech largely to itself, US antitrust enforcers have cranked up the heat, with several high-profile cases underway that could radically change the way the industry's giants do business.

International Business Times

Apple's iOS 17.4 browser choice is under fire, despite increased adoption of third-party alternatives

Browser companies want Apple to do more to help users make informed choices.

iMore

New Brexit checks will cause food shortages in UK, importers warn

Rules due to come in this month will impose new handling fees – and experts say small suppliers are already being driven away

The Guardian - UK

Meta Lowers Minimum Age For Whatsapp Users In The UK

Meta's decision to lower WhatsApp age requirement to 13 in the UK and EU sparks backlash. New protective measures introduced for child safety.

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Belgium To Investigate Suspected Russian Meddling In EU Elections

Belgium investigates suspected Russian interference in European Parliament elections as concerns rise over pro-Russian influence networks across Europe.

The Guardian - UK

Polish MPs vote to move forward with legislation to lift near-total abortion ban

Campaigners celebrate first step to loosening some of Europe’s most restrictive abortion laws as four bills are sent to committee stage

France 24

Brazil's Cerrado savanna sacrificed in the name of industrial soya, maize farming

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has made saving the Amazon rainforest – now a key condition for a trade deal between the EU and South America's Mercosur bloc – a priority for his government. A year after Lula came to power, his gamble has paid off: deforestation has…

Al Jazeera

Belgium says will probe suspected Russian interference in European polls

Belgian intelligence claims Russia has been paying members of European Parliament to expand its influence network.

Al Jazeera

Are more European nations finally moving to recognise Palestine statehood?

Spain and Ireland are discussing a collective plan to recognise Palestine as a state amid Israel’s war on Gaza.

The Guardian - UK

Belgium investigates alleged Russian payments to MEPs

Belgian PM says Russia is trying to influence forthcoming elections to weaken European support for Ukraine

International Business Times

Belgium Probing Russian 'Interference' In European Parliament: PM

De Croo said Moscow's "clear" objectives were to "help elect more pro-Russian candidates to the European Parliament and reinforce the pro-Russian narrative in that institution".

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