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As crises multiply, France's new foreign minister says Ukraine remains priority

France's newly appointed foreign minister Stéphane Séjourné on Saturday renewed his country's support for Ukraine, choosing Kyiv for his first official visit abroad. The diplomat met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a high-profile show of solidarity.

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'Not for EU’: Scottish Government raises concern on food labelling plan

'Not for EU’: Scottish Government raises concern on food labelling plan

UK-wide requirements of “not for EU” labelling on food and drink will place an unnecessary burden on businesses, the Scottish Government has…

The National (Scotland)

Google announces a major change for EU users ahead of the Digital Markets Act

Google announces a major change for EU users ahead of the Digital Markets Act

The Digital Markets Act will take effect in the EU as of March 6, and on that data, data sharing between Google services will become optional.

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Britain To Increase Ukraine Support To £2.5bn, Rishi Sunak Announces

Since Russia invaded their neighbours in February 2022, The UK has committed £4.6 billion in military assistance to Ukraine.

International Business Times UK

'I call on member states to combat social dumping': EU jobs commissioner Nicolas Schmit

Talking Europe interviews the EU commissioner in charge of jobs and social rights, Nicolas Schmit. He speaks to the importance of protecting workers, particularly the "gig" or "platform" workers, whose status is at the core of a dispute between the European Commission and several EU member states. He also addresses…

Orban versus the EU on Ukraine: How can other member states break the deadlock?

Ukraine is seeking €50 billion in budget support from the European Union. If it doesn’t get it, it might have to raise taxes or even print money this spring, officials in Kyiv have suggested. At stake are not only Ukraine's finances, but the EU's whole commitment to Kyiv's membership of…

EU lawmakers push on with move to try and limit Hungary’s voting rights

More than 100 members of European Parliament argue the move is ‘necessary’ to protect the values of the European Union.

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These two countries are joining the Schengen Area: what will it mean for travellers?

These two countries are joining the Schengen Area: what will it mean for travellers?

The two eastern European nations made a breakthrough in their bid to join the Area in late 2023

The Independent UK

EU Parliament Calls for Pressure on Hungary to Respect Rule of Law

EU Parliament Calls for Pressure on Hungary to Respect Rule of Law

EU lawmakers call for increased pressure on Hungary to uphold the rule of law amid concerns about democratic backsliding.

UK’s lack of AI regulation shows ‘complete misunderstanding’ and creates security threat, tech pioneer warns

UK’s lack of AI regulation shows ‘complete misunderstanding’ and creates security threat, tech pioneer warns

Professor Stuart Russell said the UK’s approach to the tech’s regulation was a ‘complete misunderstanding’

The Independent UK

Microsoft will now keep European personal cloud data within the EU, but is that a good thing?

Microsoft will now keep European personal cloud data within the EU, but is that a good thing?

This week, Microsoft announced that all personal cloud data from the EU will remain in the EU. The move expands on Microsoft's efforts to comply with EU laws and control where data is stored and can be accessed from.

Windows Central

New hope for Erasmus as Scotland takes part in discussions at European Parliament

New hope for Erasmus as Scotland takes part in discussions at European Parliament

SCOTLAND is to take part in a European Parliament committee hearing which is looking at “solutions” to the loss of the Erasmus scheme after…

The National (Scotland)

A week into 2024 and Big Tech has earned enough to pay off all 2023 fines

A week into 2024 and Big Tech has earned enough to pay off all 2023 fines

According to Swiss privacy firm Proton—behind famous VPN and email apps—things need to change to really challenging Big Tech monopolies. Here's what you can do in the meantime.

‘Off the charts’: 2023 was hottest year ever recorded globally, US scientists confirm

‘Off the charts’: 2023 was hottest year ever recorded globally, US scientists confirm

New analysis confirms ‘unprecedented’ record reported by European Union and United Nations scientists

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Beijing’s anti-dumping probe of French brandy could be the ‘first bullet’ in a Europe-China trade war

And history shows that Beijing will likely get what it wants.

The Independent UK

Europe buying Russian oil via India at record rates in 2023 despite Ukraine war

India is benefiting from importing cut-price Russian oil amid European sanctions – and also selling that same oil to EU markets at full price once it has been refined

Microsoft lets cloud users keep personal data within Europe to ease privacy fears

European customers now have more options to keep their Microsoft data inside the EU’s four walls.

Trump re-election 'clear threat' to the US: ECB chief

Christine Lagarde has major concerns about a second Trump presidency based on his record on defense, trade, and the environment.

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The Independent UK

Brexit will leave UK £300bn worse off by 2035, say economists

London mayor Sadiq Khan says huge damage revealed in report shows ‘it’s obvious Brexit isn’t working’

The Guardian - UK

US and UK intent on turning Red Sea into a bloodbath, says Turkey

Strikes against Yemen raise fears of wider escalation and expose tensions between European Union and US

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: UK PM warns Putin will not stop if he wins in Ukraine and victory would embolden Russian allies – as it happened

Rishi Sunak in Ukraine after saying Britain will boost support to £2.5bn

UK Economy Grows in November, But Near Recession Territory

The UK economy showed some growth in November, but is on the brink of recession, highlighting a precarious state of affairs for Britain's economic future.

Radio France Internationale

Shaping the future: What's at stake in the 2024 EU elections?

The upcoming European elections – considered the largest transnational vote in the world – are poised to bring about shifts in policies and leadership that will reverberate across the continent. RFI takes a look at what's at stake.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 688

Sanctions over North Korean missile supply to Russian military; EU considers ramp-up in defence equipment production to match Russia

Taylor Swift urged to rally fans for European elections turnout

Discover how a European Commission vice president is hoping to boost youth turnout in the European elections by enlisting the help of superstar Taylor Swift.

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