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Companies that spinelessly follow Trump’s cuts to DEI will pay a heavy price

Going along with the US’s perverse programme is not just a moral failure – it directly contravenes EU and British law, says lawyer and Inspiring Girls founder Miriam González Durántez

The Guardian - UK

Anti-Brexit newspaper changes name to reflect ‘reality’ of global politics

The New European will become The New World and move beyond its Remainer roots

The Independent UK

Russia’s war on Ukraine intensifies as peace talks appear at dead end

Russia lost a third of its strategic bombers as talks stalled, while Moscow’s forces made marginal front-line advances.

Al Jazeera

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Microsoft launches free cybersecurity protection for European governments against AI threats and more

Microsoft is shoring up European cybersecurity with a new free-of-charge initiative.

TechRadar

Europe's central bank expected to lower interest rates as Trump's trade war threatens growth

Lower inflation and concern that U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war will slow already modest growth have cleared the way for the European Central Bank to cut interest rates at Thursday’s policy meeting, a step that would lower borrowing costs for consumers and businesses and promote economic activity

The Independent UK

Outgoing head of Europe's drug agency warns of surge of violence from stimulant trade

Europe’s top official monitoring illegal drugs is nearing the end of his decade-long tenure with one clear message: the non-stop rise in cocaine and other stimulants is producing more violence than ever before in the heart of the world’s safest society

The Independent UK

Hungary’s crackdown on LGBTQ+ content violates human rights, says EU lawyer

ECJ advocate general condemns ‘stigmatising’ law that bars such content from schools and primetime TV

The Guardian - UK

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Rising deaths, fake pills, gang violence: How the EU is struggling to cope with illegal drug problem

Europe’s emerging drug threats span everything from fake medicines, cocaine busts, and synthetic weed, according to a new report.

Euronews

Kyiv will not force Ukrainian refugees to come back home — but it hopes they will

As Russia’s war against Ukraine drags on into its fourth year, many Ukrainian refugees have integrated and settled in Europe. Kyiv is seeking ways to motivate them to return home.

Euronews

Hungary's LGBTQ+ law breaches EU regulation, top court advocate says

The legal case, labelled as one of the most significant human rights cases in the history of the EU, saw the European Parliament and 16 member states join it, demanding that Hungary annul the law.

Euronews

Beijing warns the EU to stop ‘provoking trouble’ in the South China Sea

The warning from China’s embassy in the Philippines follows criticism from a top EU official about Beijing’s conduct.

Al Jazeera

Europe's biggest VCs are going to war over adopting China's 996 ‘always on’ culture

The bosses of multibillion-dollar funds disagree over how much a worker needs to be "on" in order to succeed.

Fortune

UK trade minister keen to use EU e-gates ‘as soon as possible’

Jonathan Reynolds to deliver a keynote address during summit on economic security in Brussels on Thursday, he spoke to Euronews at the UK residence in Brussels.

Euronews

Beasts and besties: German chancellors and US presidents through time

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz meets US President Donald Trump in the White House for the first time. It might be the beginning of a terrible friendship. How did Merz's predecessors cope with the respective men in the Oval Office? Euronews checks out some of the key pairings through time.

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Consumer groups lodge complaint about Shein's online nudging with EU Commission

Consumer advocates file EU complaint against Shein, revealing new evidence of unfair practices. The Chinese e-commerce giant is accused of pressuring users into unwanted purchases through manipulative design.

AAP

Push to get 'damn fine' Australian products into Europe

Australia is working in good faith to strike a free trade agreement with the European Union, but will walk away if the deal is not in the national interest.

The Guardian - UK

Shein accused of ‘shaming’ customers into buying more than they can afford

Consumer watchdogs accuse Chinese fashion firm of ‘dark’ practices in formal complaint to European Commission

The Guardian - UK

Italy’s citizenship referendum could make the country fairer. It’s a miracle it’s happening at all

For decades, the state has been tightening its rules so that fewer and fewer are eligible. This is a chance for Italians to change the narrative, writes Jamie Mackay

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Ukraine war briefing: Don’t be weak, Zelenskyy tells allies, after Putin threats

Ukrainian attacks again cut off power to Russian-held areas of Zaporizhzhia; more video and pictures from Operation Spiderweb drone storm. What we know on day 1,198

Evening Standard

Northern Ireland Secretary set to meet EU trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic

It comes a couple of weeks after the UK struck a proposed deal with the EU to reduce the number of post-Brexit checks.

International Business Times UK

EU Raked in £839M While Rejecting Over 1.7 Million Visa Applicants in 2024

In 2024, the EU earned over €995M (£839M) from 11.7M Schengen visa applications, a 20.5% rise from 2023. Yet, 1.7M applications were rejected, costing applicants €145M (£122M).

The Independent UK

Brexit ‘sabotage’ warning as new proposals clear Commons

Critics fear the legislation would force UK regulations to automatically align with changes in European Union law

The Guardian - UK

Hungary postpones vote on law to curb foreign-funded organisations

Orbán’s ruling party delays vote on legislation allowing government to ban organisations with foreign funding

Evening Standard

Trinity College Dublin to divest from links with Israeli universities and firms

Trinity’s board received a report on Wednesday from a taskforce set up last October to examine academic and institutional links.

The Independent UK

Bulgaria given green light to adopt the euro currency

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