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‘Fishing in the dark’: Spain accused of turning a blind eye to illegal fishing in West Africa

NGOs claim Spanish authorities are turning a blind eye to their fleets' activities in Senegal and Guinea Bissau.

Euronews

From TikTok to AI: What the EU now calls a security threat

From TikTok to AI agents, burner phones to banned apps: rising global tensions are forcing EU officials to rethink which tech tools are safe to use - and which could hand secrets to foreign powers.

Euronews

Slower growth looms over Eastern Europe as reform urgency rises

Slower growth looms over Eastern Europe and Central Asia as inflation, weak external demand, and structural inertia take hold. The World Bank urges bold reforms to unlock productivity and avoid the middle-income trap.

Euronews

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The EU fined Apple and Meta – but failed to really hold them to account. Was that to appease Trump?

Instead of bazooka-level fines on global turnover, this €700m was no more than a slap on the wrist. It’s a missed opportunity, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - UK

EU Top Diplomat Kallas Seeks Footing As Trump Upends West

Just under five months into her job as the EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas admits it has been a rollercoaster start as US President Donald Trump has turned the global order on its head.

International Business Times

Labour MPs call for youth visa scheme as part of closer relationship with EU

More than 60 Labour backbenchers have written to the Government

Evening Standard

MPs call for youth visa scheme to create closer relationship with EU post-Brexit

The letter comes as Sir Keir prepares to meet European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen

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Traces of 'forever chemical' found in European wines, new study reveals

PFAS are called 'forever chemicals' because they don't naturally break down in the environment.

Euronews

Labour MPs urge Starmer to back youth mobility scheme amid EU trade reset

More than 60 MPs sign letter calling for time-limited visas for 18- to 30-year-olds to travel freely

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s realignment with Europe will be a low-key one

The aim in No 10 is to Make Brussels Boring Again and never say the words ‘single market’ or ‘freedom of movement’

The Guardian - UK

Meta Ray-Bans roll out Live AI and Live Translation, add new frames and apps

Get ready to hold in-depth, natural conversations with your Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses based on whatever the camera sees.

Android Central

Will Florida Teens With Sexually Transmitted Diseases Have To Tell Their Parents Before They Can Get Treatment?

These bills would require exactly that—and a lot more.

Reason

EU holds firm on pharma reform proposal despite industry pressure

The European Commission has no plans to withdraw or revise its proposed overhaul of EU pharmaceutical rules, despite mounting pressure from the pharmaceutical industry concerned about potential tariffs and the sector’s competitiveness.

Euronews

Apple fined €500m for breaking competition rules in Europe

Meta also hit by fine for breaching EU digital competition rules

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Euronews

Brussels rejects Russian recognition of Crimea and sanctions relief included in leaked US proposal

Disagreements between Brussels and Washington continue to deepen amid growing US pressure to strike a deal to end Russia's war on Ukraine.

Euronews

EU Commission withdrew patent file to push for agreement, says industry chief

In its 2025 work program, the European Commission announced it will scrap rules on Standard Essential Patents.

Fortune

Europe must show it's serious about Ukraine by tightening sanctions on Russia

The EU bolsters Putin’s war machine by buying Russian energy, minerals, and metals, even as Russia's economy appears to falter.

Euronews

Kazakhstan’s top judge courts closer EU ties amid push for legal reforms

The Constitutional Court is one of Kazakhstan’s legal institutions supporting a modernising agenda through which the central Asian state is seeking to deepen ties with the EU, the chair of the court told Euronews on a recent visit to Strasbourg.

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Evening Standard

Drug firm bosses call for price increases in Europe amid tariff uncertainty

The boss of AstraZeneca said Europe should increase spending on health treatment in line with recent commitments on defence.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar 'dancing to Nigel Farage's tune' with Brexit U-turn

ANAS Sarwar has been accused of “dancing to the same tune” as Nigel Farage after abandoning support for key European alignment policies.

TechRadar

How can AI help deliver on the circular economy?

It is time to return to the traditional values of a circular economy. AI can help.

Euronews

MEPs oppose Commission's overhaul of EU budget after 2027

Members of the European Parliament called for a budget of more than 1% of the EU's GDP and rejected the Commission's idea of single national plans under the EU's next long-term budget (2028-34).

The Conversation

Could Trump be leading the world into recession?

Growth forecasts for the US and other advanced economies have been sharply downgraded by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the wake of dramatic swings in US president Donald Trump’s economic policy. But could the uncertainty and the turmoil in financial markets eventually be enough to push the world into…

Euronews

Should irregular migrants be deported to return hubs outside the EU?

Europe has proposed a controversial draft regulation on EU returns that presents return hubs outside the EU as innovative measures to reduce irregular migration. Does externalising the management of illegal migrants comply with EU human rights standards?

The Guardian - UK

EU fines Apple and Meta for breaching fair competition rules

First penalties under landmark Digital Markets Act are fines of €500m to Apple and €200m to Facebook owner

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