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EU damaged by lethargic response to daily horror in Gaza – Irish president

‘Some leaders seem unable to use an appropriate language to express what is taking place,’ Michael D Higgins said.

The Independent UK

The European Union excluded Greenland from public consultations on the EU seal product ban. Why?

In 2024, the European Union held public consultations to review the fitness of the EU’s seal product ban regulations. The results of these public consultations are available now and reveal zero public feedback from people in Kalaallit Nunaat, or Greenland.

The Conversation

Hungary sues EU over frozen Russian assets being used to provide Ukraine aid

Hungary's government, which maintains warm relations with Russia, has a history of regularly blocking EU support for Ukraine, which has strained relations between Budapest and several other EU countries.

Euronews

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The Guardian view on UK attitudes to Europe: Labour is following where it could be leading

Editorial: There are signs of ministerial courage in making the case for closer ties to our neighbours, but the government could go further and faster

The Guardian - UK

Critics of closer trading alignment with EU seem to be losing their voice

Labour’s support for ‘dynamic alignment’ with Europe and a youth mobility scheme has gone unchallenged by Gove – and Farage

The Guardian - UK

FTSE 100 ends slightly lower and European stocks mixed ahead of Nvidia results

The ‘future direction of markets’ will be determined by the results said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.

Evening Standard

Pipeline dispute shows Central Europe’s struggle to cut ties with Russian oil

Central Europe has been plunged into fresh energy anxiety after a series of Ukrainian drone strikes disrupted the flow of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline, igniting a war of words between Kyiv, Budapest and Bratislava.

Radio France Internationale

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EU's and Spanish migration policies ‘exacerbate’ rights abuses in Mauritania - HRW report

Human Rights Watch says EU's and Spain’s outsourcing of migration control to Mauritania has worsened abuses against asylum seekers, including torture, rape and mass expulsions. The report links these violations to a €210 million 2024 migration deal aimed at curbing departures to the Canary Islands.

Euronews

Hungary Web Users Lap Up Footage Of PM Orban's Family Estate

Videos of a countryside estate owned by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's father have raked in hundreds of thousands of views online, with an anti-corruption campaigner sharing fresh footage Wednesday.

International Business Times

EU urged to uphold human rights, as Mauritania accused of abuse of migrants

Mauritania’s role as a key transit hub for African migrants seeking passage to Europe has come into sharp focus, following renewed claims by the NGO Human Rights Watch of abuse by its security forces.

Radio France Internationale

Which EU countries are fresh produce powerhouses?

A handful of countries account for the majority of fruit and vegetables harvested in the EU. Which states are the top producers?

Euronews

German Factory Outfitters Warn Of 'Crisis' From US Tariffs

Germany's factory and equipment makers' federation warned Wednesday the sector is facing an "existential crisis" after the United States broadened the reach of its metals tariffs.

International Business Times

EU Rushes To Scrap Tariffs On US Goods To Unlock Lower American Auto Duties: These Exporters Stand To Gain Big

The U.S. and European Union are ready for a trade-off, as recent reports suggest that the EU is willing to waive all tariffs on industrial imports from the U.S. in exchange for lower duties on its automobile exports to the country. This proposition of having no industrial tariffs is poised…

Benzinga

Xi, Putin and Modi to meet in China – but don’t expect their Eurasian bloc summit to agree on anything important

The upcoming summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin, China, from August 31 to September 1, will be the organisation’s largest gathering of heads of state to date. It comes at a time when the existing liberal international order is rapidly disintegrating. But rather than offering a concrete…

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The Guardian - UK

Starmer’s EU negotiator gives stronger backing to youth mobility scheme

Nick Thomas-Symonds indicates closer ties with Europe in future and promises to agree agriculture deal

The Independent UK

Brexit was never debated properly, minister says as he accuses Farage and Tories of offering only ‘snake oil’

Nick Thomas-Symonds promised a ‘new relationship of mutual benefit’ with the EU - but admitted there would be a ‘political fight’ in order to get there

The Independent UK

Voices: When it comes to Reform, Labour and the Tories are making the same mistake

COMMENT: In directing their fire at Nigel Farage, Reform’s opponents risk building him up, helping him seize the agenda – and further exposing their own limitations and failures over immigration, says Andrew Grice

TechRadar

FTC calls on big tech to resist UK and EU demands to weaken encryption and censor content

FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson specifically mentions the EU Digital Service Act, UK Online Safety Act, and UK Investigatory Powers Act as attempts to "censor content or degrade security for users."

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Regulatory compliance: Act now

Stephen Terry, MD at Arctera, discusses how the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a strategic imperative for operational survival.

Evening Standard

Accusations of treason over EU food and drink deal are ‘nonsense’, minister says

The EU relations minister said detailed talks on a pact with the bloc are due to start in the autumn.

Euronews

Donald Trump's latest tariff threat suggests the EU-US trade war is far from over

Brussels hoped the EU-US deal would finally put an end to the trade war. But Donald Trump's new tariff threat suggests the story is far from over.

Euronews

Dutch doctors file complaint against Snapchat over sale of illegal vapes

The Netherlands has banned the sale of flavoured vapes, and sales to minors is also prohibited.

Evening Standard

New deal with EU could make food and drink including cheese cheaper for British shoppers

Talks are set to take place later this year to explore making temporary measures permanent

The Independent UK

Minister warns UK trade would take £9bn hit under Reform

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The Independent UK

Cheese, olives and sausages could become cheaper for British shoppers under EU deal

The government is attempting to strike a permanent deal with the EU on food and drink

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