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How Moldovans bravely fought off Russian election meddling – and stood up for democracy

Journalists and police challenged disinformation, intimidation and cash-for-vote schemes, while huge numbers turned up to vote, says journalist and writer Paula Erizanu

The Guardian - UK

America's EV Revolution Enters 'Wait And See' Mode On Election Day

It's Election Day in the U.S., which means millions of people will make their way to the polls in order to make their voices heard. And with electric vehicles being so political this election cycle, it's clear that the next U.S. President will influence the adoption of battery-powered cars over…

InsideEVs

Pedro Almodóvar and Jacques Audiard lead European Film Awards nominations

Emilia Peréz and The Room Next Door are both up for honours in prizes regarded as Oscars bellwethers

The Guardian - UK

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China's Premier 'Fully Confident' Of Hitting Growth Targets

Chinese Premier Li Qiang said Tuesday he was "fully confident" the country would hit its economic goals this year, lauding recent stimulus measures and suggesting there was still room for more.

International Business Times

Full-scale war in Middle East involving Israel and Iran likely, say most Europeans in poll

Large majorities in seven countries condemn 7 October attacks – but most common view is Israel’s response in Gaza is also unjustified

The Guardian - UK

First Candidates Grilled In Parliament Test For EU Top Team

Lawmakers began grilling would-be members of the next European Commission Monday, with a personal tale of bereavement bringing unexpected poignancy to the start of hearings to confirm Ursula von der Leyen's top team.

International Business Times

Thousands Protest Alleged Election Fraud In Georgia

Several thousand Georgians protested in Tbilisi on Monday over alleged election rigging by the governing party and Russian interference in last month's parliament election, which the opposition denounced as "stolen".

International Business Times

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What the Election Results May Mean for the Corn and Soybean Markets

Taking a look at whether the trade war comes back and what it means if it does.

Barchart

China files complaint at World Trade Organization over EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

China has moved forward with a complaint at the World Trade Organization that alleges the European Union has improperly set anti-subsidy tariffs on new Chinese-made electric vehicles

The Independent UK

UK should lead Europe’s people-smuggling investigations, Starmer says

Prime minister also indicates EU may give Britain access to key intelligence database used to identify asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

Starmer: EU leaders have ‘appetite’ to give UK access to migration intelligence

The Prime Minister faced questions on whether Britain may regain use of Eurodac, a key database used to store the fingerprints of asylum seekers.

Evening Standard

Moldova's Pro-Western President Maia Sandu Wins Record-Breaking Election

Moldova's pivotal presidential runoff, marred by Russian interference, sees pro-Western President Maia Sandu secure victory with diaspora support.

Top News

Moldova's Pro-Western President Wins Reelection Despite Alleged Russian Meddling

The campaign was marked by repeated allegations that Russia and a fugitive Moldovan tycoon were trying to influence the outcome.

International Business Times

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Parents in France take TikTok to court over self-harm content aimed at children

Seven families have filed a joint legal complaint against TikTok in France, accusing the video platform of exposing their teenage children to content about suicide, self-harm, eating disorders and other mental health problems that they argue encouraged them to hurt themselves.

Radio France Internationale

France says still 'open' to negotiation over China's brandy tariffs

France's foreign trade minister has said the window for negotiation with Beijing over tariffs on European brandy remains open but warned Paris could take "all possible measures" in response.

The Guardian - UK

Climate crisis leaves European farmers vulnerable to far right, say campaigners

Populist groups capitalising on costly environmental policies that affect farmers by offering them support

The Guardian - UK

What are farmers in the EU required to do to protect the environment?

Greenhouse gases and pollutants from farms urgently need reducing but green policies have triggered furious protests

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Evening Standard

Starmer plans to ‘treat people smugglers like terrorists’ to cut crossings

The Prime Minister wants to apply counter-terrorism approaches to stop people smugglers before they act

Evening Standard

Moldova: Pro-EU leader claims election victory in second runoff despite alleged Russian meddling

The presidential runoff was overshadowed by claims of Russian interference, voter fraud, and intimidation in the European Union candidate country

The Conversation

Lebanon peace deal: Israel-Hezbollah agreement needs to be guaranteed by the Lebanese armed forces

After a month of heavy bombardment, and despite continuing its military campaign and clearing border villages in south Lebanon, Israel is reportedly indirectly negotiating a peace deal with Hezbollah leaders. The terms of a ceasefire require the full implementation of UN resolution 1701, with a presence of around 10,000 Lebanese…

The Conversation

Maia Sandu’s victory in second round of Moldovan election show’s limits to Moscow’s meddling

Following a campaign marred by widespread and credible allegations of massive interference by Russia and pro-Russian proxies, Moldova’s incumbent president, Maia Sandu, has won another term in the second round of presidential elections.

Top News

South Korea And EU Condemn North Korea's Troop Dispatch

South Korea and EU condemn North Korea's troop dispatch to aid Russia in Ukraine conflict, raising security concerns.

The Guardian - UK

Germany accuses Russia of ‘massive’ effort to stop Moldovans abroad voting

Foreign minister says bomb threats against polling stations in German cities show Putin ‘will stop at nothing’

International Business Times

EU Hails Re-election Of Pro-EU Maia Sandu In Tense Moldova Vote

The European Union on Monday welcomed the re-election of Moldova's pro-European President Maia Sandu, in a tense vote that has laid bare divisions in the former Soviet republic bordering war-torn Ukraine.

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