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Former head of Frontex to stand for far-right National Rally in European elections

The former director of the EU border agency Frontex, Fabrice Leggeri, has announced that he has joined France's far-right National Rally and will stand for the party in European elections in June.

Radio France Internationale

Holy cow! Protesting Italian farmers bring bovine to mass with the pope

Farmers say pontiff’s blessing will give them strength in their fight to save their industry

The Guardian - UK

‘It is too dangerous’: father of Italian antifascist held in Hungary fears for her safety

Roberto Salis speaks out to emphasise the urgency of bringing his daughter Ilaria back to Italy

The Guardian - UK

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EU to hit Apple with €500m fine over antitrust music streaming complaint from Spotify

Spotify's complaints about Apple using its own platform to favor its own services may cost the tech giant a hefty sum.

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Call to urgently revive Theresa May’s plan for EU-wide defence treaty

Leader of centrist Renew group in EU parliament says defence must be main priority over next five years

The Guardian - UK

Chinese electric carmakers are taking on Europeans on their own turf — and succeeding

Chinese automakers are winning over European consumers as part of a big push to enter markets abroad. Their success has sparked alarm among rival companies and lawmakers.

WEKU

We swallow Sunak’s pasty gaffe but still dine out on Miliband’s bacon butty

The PM’s blunder with a Cornish snack was soon yesterday’s news, yet the ex-Labour leader’s alfresco fiasco lingers on

The Guardian - UK

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Europe – EU needs to be more united if it wants role in Middle East, says foreign policy chief – as it happened

Josep Borrell says many member states want to play their own game over Middle East and there needs to be a ‘clear prospect for the Palestinian people’

The Guardian - UK

The first step to our economic liberation is to tear up these crippling fiscal rules

How are we to get out of this recession if not through investment, investment, investment?

The Guardian - UK

Poland is again threatened by a tyrant. This time, Europe must not look away

Donald Tusk needs to convince European leaders to act to deter Vladimir Putin from further aggression

The Guardian - UK

Dutch PM urges Europe to prioritize interests over Trump criticisms

Dutch PM Rutte urges European leaders to prioritize regional interests over criticizing Trump at Munich Security Conference.

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European Commission plans upcoming EU defense strategy proposal

The European Commission is set to unveil a new defence strategy proposal focused on enhancing security and cooperation within the EU and beyond.

Top News

From beehive to kitchen table: UK beekeepers call for new law to trace honey’s origin

British producers to back EU’s proposed regulations to stop trade in adulterated honey

The Guardian - UK

A greener weed: the UK firm growing carbon-neutral cannabis

Glass Pharms hope its approach could show the way for all kinds of energy-intensive horticulture in the UK

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Germany to Provide Germany to Provide Top News.22 Billion Military Support to Ukraine.22 Billion Military Support to Ukraine

Germany announces Germany to Provide Top News.22 Billion Military Support to Ukraine.22-billion military support package to Ukraine, reflecting concerns over ongoing conflict with Russia-backed separatists. The move ali...

International Business Times

EU Watchdog Urged To Reject Meta 'Pay For Privacy' Scheme

Civil rights groups on Friday called on an EU watchdog to rule against Facebook owner Meta's scheme to let Europeans pay to opt out of data tracking, which they say violates EU law.

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Germany approves military participation in EU Red Sea mission

Germany approves military participation in the EU Red Sea mission to ensure shipping safety amidst tensions between Israel and the Palestinians. Germany's ...

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Scholz and Zelenskiy sign security agreement in Berlin

Germany and Ukraine sign a security agreement to enhance cooperation in defense, intelligence sharing, and joint military exercises. The agreement highligh...

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Xbox Cloud Gaming isn’t getting an official iPhone app, despite Apple’s rule change

Apple's changed the rules on cloud gaming on iPhone, but Microsoft has no intention of changing its plans.

The Guardian - UK

UK must deepen Europe defence ties in face of Trump threat, says Macron ally

Benjamin Haddad says return of Trump to White House would pose existential risk to European security

The Guardian - US

Alexei Navalny death: dozens reportedly arrested in Russia protests as Biden blames Putin ‘and his thugs’ – as it happened

US president joins world leaders in outrage at Putin critic’s death in prison, while human rights observers report at least 73 arrests

The Guardian - UK

Europe: Kamala Harris blasts ‘dangerous’ isolationism at security conference – as it happened

Vice-president tells Munich gathering that the US is committed to ‘defend democratic values at home and abroad’

International Business Times

EU Rules Policing Digital Content Kick In Saturday

Digital companies will have nowhere to hide after the EU's landmark content law enters into full force from Saturday, with the risk of heavy fines for any violations.

TechRadar

EU eIDAS: VPNs won't protect Europeans privacy if law passes, experts warn

While lawmakers seek to fix web security in the EU, experts warn that greater surveillance and censorship may arrive in Europe soon. Here's what this means for your privacy.

The Guardian - UK

Farmers are in revolt and Europe’s climate policies are crumbling. Welcome to the age of ‘greenlash’

Brussels is ditching green measures as EU leaders panic over rural protests, upcoming elections and the threat of the far right, says Paul Taylor, of the Friends of Europe thinktank

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