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Passerelles, Article 7, coffee breaks: How the EU works around the veto

The EU’s unanimity rule lets any single member state veto decisions, turning consensus into a power play. Now, the bloc is pushing back with whatever tools it has.

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Audi's Five-Cylinder Engine Will Live On Outside Europe

Mercedes recently said goodbye to the V12 engine in Europe, and now its rival Audi is preparing to bid farewell to an iconic powertrain as well. Ingolstadt will end production of the inline-five for European markets by mid-2027. However, much like the twelve-cylinder engine from Stuttgart, the five-cylinder mill will…

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Will the Iran war threaten the EU's green transition?

The European Union's climate ambitions could be delayed as the war against Iran is driving energy prices through the roof and raising questions of supply security. EU leaders maintain the conviction that the path to energy independence lies in more clean power and less reliance on fossil fuels.

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Thursday briefing: Why does Donald Trump have it in for the UK?

In today’s newsletter: Britain’s refusal to be drawn into the Iran war has triggered a backlash from the White House

The Guardian - UK

A ‘failed experiment’? Biofuels under the spotlight as EU scrambles for alternative energy

‘Right now we surrender vast swathes of land for crops that we simply burn in our cars’, said one expert.

Euronews

Germany and Italy propose EU ‘kill switch’ for global stablecoins

Germany and Italy have proposed creating an EU regulatory framework for stablecoins to strengthen financial market safeguards, shifting the discussion from the technical to the political level.

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Drive slower, work from home and ditch the tie: the world responds to Iran war energy crisis

Oil crisis triggered by blockade of strait of Hormuz prompts emergency measures to protect supply and halt rising prices

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‘Weak and pathetic’: why is the EU not using its leverage to stop Israel?

Deep divisions on Israel mean the union has failed to act over Lebanon, Gaza, or settler violence in the West Bank

The Guardian - UK

Kemi Badenoch pledges to fully axe carbon tax if Tories regain power

The Tory leader said she would get rid of the emissions trading scheme which was brought in by a Conservative government in 2021.

Evening Standard

The Guardian view on Ukraine’s perilous spring: Europe’s steadfast support is more vital than ever

Editorial: As the world’s attention is drawn to the Middle East, Donald Trump’s assault on Iran has had damaging knock-on consequences for Kyiv

The Guardian - UK

How SPACElab Has Integrated Science and Family Legacy to Craft Functional Beverages

SPACElab stands as a family-driven enterprise that bridges scientific rigor and entrepreneurial creativity.

International Business Times

EU readies first payment to Ukraine as soon as Hungary lifts veto on €90bn loan

The first payment to Ukraine under the €90 billion loan could happen in a matter of days after Hungary lifts its veto. EU officials, however, concede the dispute will be solved only after the country goes to the polls on 12 April.

Euronews

In Europe, lobbyists are using soaring fuel prices to make the case for more dirty energy

The argument for transitioning to renewables seems stronger than ever – and yet, attacks mount on the carbon price scheme that underpins the EU’s success at cutting pollution

The Guardian - UK

Starmer calls for UK to get closer to EU after Trump criticism and warns coming weeks ‘won’t be easy’

Prime minister hits back at US president over threat to leave Nato as he says how Britain emerges from Iran war crisis will ‘define us for a generation’

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COVID gave us hybrid work. The Iran war might give us a four-day week—and this time, experts say it could stick

As governments from Australia to Europe scramble to save fuel amid the Iran war, experts say we’ve never been closer to a permanent four-day week.

TechRadar

European Union wants to ban AI-created images and video in official messaging

The European Union seeks to ban AI-generated images and videos (deepfakes) in official political communications to assert trust.

Euronews

'One leg in uniform, one in a suit': How one young German is helping reshape Europe's security

Léocadie Reimers represents a generation rethinking security, combining her experiences from military service with her work in private sector defence.

The Conversation

EU ‘return hubs’: what are they, and how will they change the rights of migrants and asylum seekers?

The EU is in the process of creating a new system that will make it easier to return irregularly present migrants to their country of origin. The legislation, known as the Returns Regulation, includes measures that make it possible to detain more people – including children and families – for…

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Evening Standard

Jet fuel supplies could be disrupted in May and June by Iran war – Ryanair boss

Michael O’Leary said disruption to jet fuel supplies was not expected until May.

The Independent UK

Ryanair CEO issues warning over jet fuel shortages amid Iran war – here’s when disruption is expected

Michael O’Leary explained when fuel supplies would face risks if the war in Iran continued

The Independent UK

Monzo to shut down US operations in ‘deliberate’ and ‘strategic’ move

The decision to leave the US will result in about 50 job losses

Louder

Masked-up Canadian math rockers Angine de Poitrine announce new EU and UK tour for October

YouTube math-rock sensations Angine de Poitrine will release their second album, Vol. II, in April

Euronews

France moves closer to social media ban for children under 15 — but houses divided on details

The French Senate voted on a social media ban for children but there are legal disagreements with the government on how to do it.

Euronews

Watch: Israel's new death penalty law — how it works and why Europe is pushing back

It is a seismic shift in Israeli law. On Monday, the Knesset approved the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israeli citizens. The topic is very serious, and your reporter wants to look beyond the political theatre to the facts.

Evening Standard

Monzo to shut down operations in US and double down on UK and Europe

The digital bank said it was making a strategic decision to leave the US, which will result in about 50 job losses.

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