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Pfizer Sues Poland And Hungary Over Covid Debts

Pharmaceutical firms Pfizer and BioNTech are suing the governments of Poland and Hungary alleging they failed to pay for vaccines ordered during the Covid pandemic, lawyers said Tuesday.

International Business Times

Scots set to face 'strict' new entry requirements when travelling to EU countries

THE SNP have slammed “strict” new entry requirements for Brits travelling into the European Union...

The National (Scotland)

MPs sound alarm over plans for UK toys to need 'digital passports' to be sold in the EU

European Scrutiny Committee raises concerns about proposed new rules from Brussels

Evening Standard

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What are the new EU fingerprint-check rules for UK travellers? Delay to biometrics system roll-out

The Entry/Exit Scheme coming in will work alongside the new post-Brexit travel permit ETIAS

Evening Standard

Downing Street plays down fears of more travel misery under new EU passenger scheme

But Ryanair warns the industry is in the dark ahead of reported October 6 launch

Evening Standard

EU disappointed over India's 'right' to approach WTO's appellate body in ICT duty case

EU disappointed with India's move to approach WTO's appellate body in ICT products dispute; India rejects E.U.'s request for arbitration.

The Hindu

EU fingerprint checks for British travellers to start in 2024

Under new entry/exit system, facial scans will also be taken from UK passengers on first trip after launch

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Russia-Ukraine war live: Zelenskiy says army has asked for up to 500,000 more troops to be mobilised — as it happened

Ukraine’s president is speaking to the world’s media at an end-of-year press conference

The Guardian - AU

EU launches proceedings against X over Israel-Hamas disinformation

The European Union has announced "formal infringement proceedings" against X after identifying suspect posts related to the war between Israel and Hamas. It is the first such move against a major online platform under a new EU law designed to combat disinformation and hate speech.

Radio France Internationale

Despite the wrecking tactics of Viktor Orbán, the EU will find a way to get aid to Ukraine

The Hungarian leader wants to deprive Kyiv of funding and to halt expansion plans, but officials are mapping out a workaround, says Paul Taylor of the Friends of Europe thinktank

The Guardian - UK

UK Travellers To Face Massive Delays At EU Borders From October 2024; Here's Why

The new rules in the EU have already been postponed several times.

International Business Times UK

From The Israel-Hamas War To The Moon Race: Events That Defined 2023

From Hamas's brutal attacks in Israel and the fierce retribution it provoked to the kiss that sparked a revolt in Spanish football, here are 10 events that marked a tumultuous 2023: - Israel-Hamas war - On October 7, hundreds of Hamas gunmen pour across the border from Gaza, killing around…

International Business Times

Appeal Verdict Due In Ex-Iran Official's Trial In Sweden

A Swedish appeals court will announce on Tuesday its verdict in the trial of a former Iranian prison official handed a life sentence in a lower court for crimes committed during a 1988 purge of dissidents.

International Business Times

2023 was the year of generative AI. What can we expect in 2024?

In 2023, artificial intelligence (AI) truly entered our daily lives. The latest data shows four in five teenagers in the United Kingdom are using generative AI tools. About two-thirds of Australian employees report using generative AI for work.

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Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 664

As the war enters its 664th day, these are the main developments.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 664

White House warns US only has enough funding for one more aid package this year; Ukraine’s top general says situation on frontline has not reached stalemate

International Business Times UK

European Union Launches In-Depth Investigation into Elon Musk's X Under Digital Services Act

The European Commission, responsible for enforcing the DSA on major platforms like X, announced the initiation of the investigation, citing potential breaches related to risk management, content moderation, dark patterns, advertising transparency, and data access for researchers.

TechRadar

Figma fans are delighted as the design app escapes being gobbled up by Adobe

Adobe fails in buying Figma due to EU regulatory pressure, although the latter may still be looking for a buyer.

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'Politically neutral' Russian athletes can now enter the Olympics – but don't expect many to compete

Earlier this month, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced Russian and Belarussian athletes will be able to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics if they are politically neutral. The decision from the committee’s executive board reversed an earlier ban.

Android Central

OnePlus 12R will also launch in North America and Europe

OnePlus confirms its 12R mid-range will arrive in the U.S. and EU, alongside other global regions in January.

The Independent UK

Ukraine forced to cut back military operations due to ammo shortages as Western aid delayed

‘We’re replanning tasks that we had set for ourselves and making them smaller,’ general says

The Independent UK

The European Union targets Russia's diamond industry in its latest round of Ukraine war sanctions

The European Union is imposing sanctions on Russia over its war against Ukraine, targeting the lucrative diamonds industry as well as more than 140 officials, companies and organizations

The Conversation

Meta charging European users to remove ads is a privacy red herring

This November, Meta rolled out a new subscription model for Facebook and Instagram users in the European Union, where they could pay a fee in exchange for an ad-free browsing experience on Facebook and Instagram. Referred to by critics as a “Pay or Okay” model, and charging 9.99 to 12.99…

The Guardian - UK

Margaret Hodge urges PwC to show it is not using global structure to aid illicit financial flows

Labour MP makes call after branches’ role highlighted in Cyprus Confidential and other investigations

The Independent UK

Travel fears over ‘big bang’ launch of EU border system in autumn 2024

Exclusive: No ‘soft launch’ for pan-European IT project says Brussels – despite concerns from Ryanair

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