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The Guardian view on stalemate in Ukraine: a more realistic approach is no bad thing

Editorial: Zelenskiy’s government faces growing criticism at home and abroad. But support for Kyiv is not based on sentimentality

The Guardian - UK

Donald Tusk vows to ‘chase away the evil’ after parliament backs him as new PM

Former European Council leader will take power after incumbent Polish premier, Mateusz Morawiecki, lost confidence vote

The Guardian - UK

Europe agreed on world-leading AI rules. How do they work and will they affect people everywhere?

European Union officials worked into the late hours last week hammering out an agreement on world-leading rules meant to govern the use of artificial intelligence in the 27-nation bloc

The Independent UK

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A lot of people aren’t happy with Europe’s new AI Act

Too much too fast, claim tech lobbyists—and digital rights activists aren't happy either.

Fortune

Threads Countdown Teases App's Potential EU Launch

The wait could be over for internet users in the European Union keen to sign up to Threads, an Instagram app.

International Business Times

AI Act: EU reaches 'historic' deal on regulating artificial intelligence

After three days of intense negotiations between member states and the European Parliament, the EU has reached an agreement on a framework to regulate artificial intelligence. The AI Act is the first text of its kind in the world. The "political agreement" is expected to promote innovation in Europe, while…

France 24

Serbian election: another win for the Serbian Progressive Party will threaten peace in Europe

The outcome of Serbia’s parliamentary elections on December 17 will have profound implications for peace in Europe. Though somewhat obscured by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and more recently the crisis in Gaza, tensions in the Balkans have risen sharply in recent months. Should Serbs reelect the main party of…

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Ukraine war: stakes are high for EU and Ukraine ahead of crucial European summit

When the EU’s heads of state and government come together in Brussels for their final European Council meeting of the year on December 14 and 15, their agenda is likely to be dominated by the war in Ukraine.

The Conversation

EU issues increasingly shaping national elections, research reveals, though left-right divide remains crucial

The Treaty of Lisbon celebrates its 15th anniversary on 13 December. Looking back, experts agree that it played a big part in structuring the EU as we know it. It reinforced the role of Commission President, to be elected by the European Parliament and share power with a newly created…

The Conversation

Hungary defiant over threat to block Ukraine EU accession talks

Bleak mood in Brussels as Hungary’s foreign minister says it will not give in to pressure on EU enlargement

The Guardian - UK

Sweden demands immediate release of EU diplomat from Iran jail

Johan Floderus has been held for more than 600 days and is facing trial on charges of spying for Israel

The Guardian - UK

What are Europe's landmark AI regulations?

European Union policymakers and lawmakers clinched a deal on Friday on the world’s first comprehensive set of rules regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in tools such as ChatGPT and in biometric surveillance

The Hindu

Apple kneecaps the latest Android iMessage app, but Beeper vows to stumble on

Apple has taken steps to block Beeper Mini, which briefly offered Android users full access to iMessage.

TechRadar

Thousands of demonstrators from Europe expected in Brussels to protest austerity measures in the EU

Thousands of protesters are expected to gather in Brussels on Tuesday to protest what they perceive as new austerity measures as the 27 European Union countries discuss ways to overhaul rules on government spending

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International Business Times

'Stumbling Blocks' For Wilders To Form Dutch Govt

Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders appeared Monday to have persuaded his preferred coalition partners to keep negotiating but reportedly major "stumbling blocks" remain over his hardline anti-Islam, anti-European views.

The Independent UK

Pressure mounts on Hungary to unblock EU membership talks and funds for Ukraine

Pressure is mounting on Hungary not to veto the start of European Union membership talks and the supply of economic aid to Ukraine at a pivotal EU summit this week

The Guardian - UK

Here’s how to find more funds for Ukraine – liquidate Russia’s $300bn in frozen assets

The west could help release billions and hurt Putin’s war effort at the same time, says Olena Halushka, co-founder of the International Center for Ukrainian Victory

The Independent UK

Man denied boarding for Ryanair flight to Spain despite his passport being valid

Mark Starkey flew to Spain on easyJet after being wrongly turned away at Luton airport

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The Guardian - UK

EU plan to ban geoblocking will lead to dull content, warn film-makers

Allowing streaming between borders will result in films ‘aiming for lowest common denominator of human experience’

The Guardian - UK

‘We will fix everything together,’ Tusk vows after Polish parliament votes in favour of making him new prime minister – as it happened

Vote set to end eight years of rule by nationalist PiS as Tusk vows to mend ties with EU

The Independent UK

Zelensky says had ‘frank’ talk with Hungary’s Orban ahead of Nato summit on Kyiv membership

Hungarian president has repeatedly said he opposes starting talks on welcoming Ukraine to Nato

Radio France Internationale

Iran stops Mahsa Amini's family travelling to France for EU rights award

Iranian authorities banned members of the late Mahsa Amini's family from traveling to receive the European Union’s top human rights prize on her behalf. Amini's death while in police custody in 2022 sparked nationwide protests that rocked the Islamic Republic.

International Business Times

Polish Parliament Set To Usher In New Pro-EU Government

The Polish parliament on Monday is expected to vote out a populist cabinet and approve a pro-EU government led by former European Council president Donald Tusk, ushering in a new era for the country.

The Independent UK

The happiest country in Europe revealed

Eurostat says that in past year ‘EU citizens tended to be quite satisfied with their life in general’

International Business Times

Falling Inflation Shifts Focus To When ECB Could Cut Rates

With inflation dropping faster than expected and the economic outlook darkening, markets will be looking for clues about when eurozone borrowing costs might start to come down as rate-setters meet this week.

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