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The Latest Breaking News from The European Union

N. Macedonia Votes In Crucial Elections For Stalled EU Talks

North Macedonia heads to the polls Wednesday for the first in a series of elections that could decide whether the diverse Balkan country will ever join the European Union.

International Business Times

Despite the War, CEO Oleg Bakhmatyuk Is Optimistic About the Future of Ukraine

Despite the war CEO Oleg Bakhmatyuk remains optimistic about Ukraine's future, highlighting the resilience of the agricultural industry.

International Business Times UK

TechScape: No WhatsApp in China, no TikTok in the US, and the return of Llama

In this week’s newsletter: While Apple removed the platform from App Stores without a squeak of public protest, its battle with the EU rages on. Plus, how a ban in the US could change TikTok everywhere

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Senegal's new leader calls for a rethink of the country's relationship with the EU

Senegal's new leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye has called for a rethink of the country's relationship with the EU during a visit by European Council President Charles Michel.

Radio France Internationale

New Schengen visa rules announced; longer validity and easier access to Indian nationals

The European Union has introduced a new visa scheme called 'cascade' for Indian citizens residing in India applying for Schengen visas. Under this scheme, Indian travellers can now obtain multiple-entry visas with longer validity. The aim is to facilitate easier access to visas for those with a proven travel history,…

The Times of India

London deli that counts Harry Styles and Paul McCartney as customers warns Brexit rules hitting business

Panzer's delicatessen in St John’s Wood has lost 37 suppliers from the European Union since Britain left the single market in 2021

Evening Standard

Armenian PM defends decision to give four villages to Azerbaijan

Nikol Pashinyan urges calm after making concessions in attempt to avoid war with his country’s heavily armed neighbour

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US and Ukraine have started work on security agreement, Zelensky says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday said that Kyiv and Washington had started talks on a bilateral security cooperation deal and finalised plans to send more long-range missiles to Ukraine's armed forces.

France 24

Latvia is Becoming the Most Attractive Destination for Obtaining Permanent Residency in the EU for Investment in Real Estate

In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in the trend of acquiring permanent residency in the European Union through investment in real estate.

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IMF Calls On EU To Deepen Single Market Integration To Boost Growth

Deeper integration of the European Union's internal market could prove crucial for boosting lackluster economic growth and productivity levels in the 27-member trading bloc, a senior IMF official told AFP Friday.

International Business Times

EU Imposes Sanctions On Extremist Settlers In West Bank

The European Union imposes sanctions on extremist settlers in the West Bank and East Jerusalem for human rights abuses against Palestinians.

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Europe must 'take its destiny into its own hands': Spain's ex-foreign minister Gonzalez Laya

Talking Europe hosts former Spanish foreign minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya, who is now dean of one of the top international relations schools in the world – the Paris School of International Affairs. We delve into the EU election campaign, EU competitiveness, transatlantic relations and the fragile political situation in Spain…

France 24

Man arrested in Paris after police cordon off Iranian consulate due to reported bomb threat – as it happened

Local media reports a man entered the consulate saying he had explosives and wanted to avenge his brother

The Guardian - UK

EU To Investigate Microsoft-Openai Partnership For Antitrust Concerns

The European Union is reportedly considering an antitrust investigation into Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI over competition concerns in the AI sector.

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Georgia Faces Backlash Over Controversial 'Foreign Agent' Law

Georgia faces protests and international criticism over controversial 'foreign agent' law, risking EU aspirations.

France 24

Dispatch from the maternity front: What it's like to have a baby in France

Freshly back from maternity leave, FRANCE 24’s Florence Villeminot shares her insights about having a baby in France. While the number of births in the country is dropping, France remains one of the better performers within the European Union. One of the reasons is its healthcare system, "la Sécurité sociale",…

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Microsoft eludes EU antitrust merger probe over its multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI amid claims it's turned into 'a glorified IT department for the hot startup'

The EU antitrust watchdog won't launch a formal probe looking into Microsoft's multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI. According to sources familiar with the matter, the European Union has established that the tech giant's investment in the AI startup isn't an acquisition.

International Business Times

Trump, In Shadow Diplomacy, Seeks To Be Anti-Biden

Receiving dignitaries at his Florida estate and courting leaders shunned elsewhere as autocratic, Donald Trump is increasingly leading a shadow diplomacy diametrically opposed to US President Joe Biden.

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Radio France Internationale

World oceans summit nets $10bn in sustainability pledges

More than 400 commitments amounting to $10 billion were made this week at an international summit on saving the oceans, host country Greece has said.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The private letter that proves there's even less to Liz Truss than meets the eye

Liz Truss has beliefs. The former environment secretary is a fierce supporter of free markets, low taxes and a Britain outside of the European Union. She is also a self-described China hawk, having called the country "the largest threat, both to the world and to the United Kingdom, for freedom…

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Broadcom backs down on VMware pricing rules as EU begins investigation following complaints

Existing VMware customers with perpetual licenses will get some support, but Broadcom remains committed to subscriptions.

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Georgia Parliament Scuffles Over Foreign Agent Bill

Georgia's lawmakers engage in a physical altercation over a controversial foreign agent bill, sparking protests and international discussions.

International Business Times

France Hosts Sudan Talks A Year Into 'Forgotten' War

France and its allies on Monday sought to drum up hundreds of millions in aid for Sudan a year since civil war erupted, sparking one of the world's worst and most under-funded humanitarian crises.

Radio France Internationale

Sudan conference opens in Paris to try and fix 'forgotten' crisis

Top diplomats from France, Germany and the European Union are set to push for more funding for Sudan on Monday at a meeting in Paris to mark the first anniversary of the war. NGOs and Sudanese civil society also hope that the meetings will hold Sudanese military leaders to account.

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Lufthansa Concessions For ITA Takeover Approval By EU

Lufthansa's proactive approach to addressing regulatory concerns for ITA takeover in the aviation industry.

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