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Trump puts Italy’s Meloni in high-pressure role as bridge to EU on tariffs - Roll Call

President Trump has made Italian leader Meloni his trade liaison to the EU, but she made clear Thursday there are limits to that role.

Roll Call

To get through the Kingdom Hearts 4 news drought, Square Enix is re-releasing a 10-game collection full of other already re-released collections

Kingdom Hearts All-In-One package (a bundle within a bundle within a bundle) is getting a physical launch in the EU

GamesRadar

How Brexit hardened attitudes about the Irish border – and why things might be changing

The UK’s decision to leave the EU was a seismic shock in Ireland. In the years following the Belfast/Good Friday agreement, the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic had become less relevant. The peace process reduced the military architecture along the border, while EU membership enabled free movement of…

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Is backing independence the same as being a nationalist? Not necessarily

Over the past few years, support for Welsh independence has grown in ways not seen before. A recent poll commissioned by YesCymru, a pro-independence campaign group, found that 41% of people who’ve made up their minds on the issue would now vote in favour of independence.

The Conversation

Talking politics: How is polarisation reshaping young Europeans' public and private conversations?

Politicians, social media, and traditional media are seen as the central forces that are fracturing society.

Euronews

Trump White House jeopardises EU-US data deal: German ministry

The Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework has already been challenged before the EU’s highest court.

Euronews

Heartbreak as missing Brit found dead in Tenerife hospital months after vanishing

Tributes are pouring in after 70-year-old British pensioner Gary Ferns, who vanished in Tenerife four months ago, was sadly confirmed dead.

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ECB's Lagarde: Trade tariffs are a negative shock for the eurozone

Lagarde said the ECB’s rate cut reflected confidence in disinflation and rising growth risks from tariffs, which are set to weigh on demand. The bank dropped its “restrictive” stance and stressed a data-driven, flexible approach.

Euronews

Italy's Meloni Seeks EU Tariff Deal From Trump

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will meet Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, hoping a personal charm offensive can help convince the US president to cut the EU a better deal on tariffs.

International Business Times

Mum-of-four dies in her sleep after telling husband she loved him in heartbreaking final moment

A mum-of-four told her husband, “I love you” before drifting off to sleep and never waking up, in what’s now being called a tragic accident.

The Fashion Central

Cheaper energy, more cash and a bit of scrap: how to save British Steel

UK politicians and industry have options if they want steel to make money while minimising emissions

The Guardian - UK

European diplomats targeted by Russian phishing campaign promising fancy wine tasting

APT29 is targeting diplomats with a new backdoor, luring them with the promise of fine wine tasing.

TechRadar

Hermès leaves wealthy clients to pay for cost of Trump tariffs

The luxury company, based in France, announced that it would be hiking prices in the US to offset the impact of US President Donald Trump’s 10% tariffs against the EU.

Euronews

Meloni says Trump to visit Rome after Washington talks over tariffs

Trump praises Italian PM and accepts invitation that could present chance to meet other European leaders

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How petrostates succeeded in watering down the world’s plan to cut shipping emissions

The UN’s International Maritime Organization has just agreed to start charging ships for the greenhouse gases they emit. After decades of ineffective incremental tweaks to shipping emissions, the breakthrough came on April 11 at a summit in London. It makes shipping the first industry subject to a worldwide – and…

Euronews

ECB cuts rates again as Trump tariffs weigh on economic outlook

The European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 2.25% on Thursday as threats to growth outweigh inflationary concerns.

The Guardian - UK

ECB cuts rates for third time this year as Europe braces for Trump tariffs

Quarter-point cut in main rate to 2.25% aims to tackle slowing eurozone growth and impact of US border taxes

Euronews

New Madrid-Lisbon high-speed train to cut journey time from 10 hours to three

Portugal is also planning a new airport near Lisbon to improve connections to the city.

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FIA’s “unfair treatment” revealed by outgoing deputy president

Last week, former rally co-driver and FIA deputy president for sport Robert Reid publicly announced his resignation – in an election year, the equivalent of rolling a grenade under the door.

Autosport

The “unfair treatment” which led FIA deputy president Reid to resign

Last week, former rally co-driver and FIA deputy president for sport Robert Reid publicly announced his resignation – in an election year, the equivalent of rolling a grenade under the door.

Euronews

What should Europe do as Russia gains influence in Africa's Sahel?

France was recently asked to leave Chad, and its relations in central and West Africa are increasingly weak. With Russian influence in the region spreading, Euronews asks what is next for Europe in the Sahel.

The Independent UK

Ancient London oak hacked down by Toby Carvery owners could have lived ‘another few hundred years’

The ancient oak was on the edge of Whitewebbs Park, next to the Whitewebbs House Toby Carvery

The Fashion Central

UK Could Be Quietly Slipping Back Under EU Rules and People Are Not Happy

There’s serious noise coming out of Westminster this morning after reports emerged that Labour may be paving the way for a quiet return to EU-style rule-making.

Euronews

EU countries decry Hungary's Pride ban as Brussels considers legal action

Hungary is facing the ire of its fellow member states after the country's parliament approved a law that prohibits the Pride parade.

Radio France Internationale

Macron to meet Trump aides in Paris for talks on Ukraine ceasefire

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and a White House envoy were in Paris on Thursday for talks with French President Emmanuel Macron over a ceasefire in Ukraine, as Washington and Europe seek common ground on ending the war. At the same time, Ukrainian officials were also in the French…

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