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What is the AI Safety Summit and where is it being held?

The lowdown on the Government's AI Safety Summit this week, which will focus on the most serious threats posed by the technology

Evening Standard

The U.S. and Europe Need to Get Their Act Together on China

The West has wasted precious time in developing a common strategy.

Foreign Policy

‘Very disturbing’: crackdown on oil pipeline protests in Uganda concerns UN rights expert

Students in Kampala have been beaten and arrested for marching against a 900-mile pipeline co-owned by a French company

The Guardian - US

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The EU and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: many voices, no shared vision

The day after the barbaric attacks by Hamas on Israel, the EU’s Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy, Oliver Varhelyi of Hungary, announced the suspension of aid to the Palestinians. He was soon rebuffed by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, and…

The Conversation

EU debates how to handle rising security challenges as Israel-Hamas war provokes new concerns

European Union interior ministers are debating how to manage the impact of the war between Israel and Hamas on the bloc

The Independent UK

EU warns of ‘child soldiers’ exploited by drug gangs

Young people are being ‘groomed to become killers’ as figures show half of homicides in bloc are drug-related

The Guardian - UK

Glitter ban officially goes into effect across European Union

European Union is only targeting glitter made from ‘non-biodegradable, insoluble plastic’

The Independent UK

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Regulations ‘another piece of Irish Sea border superstructure’, DUP warns

Ministerial orders confirm the ‘splitting’ of Northern Ireland from the British mainland, the House of Lords heard.

The Independent UK

Electric Bicycles Legally Not Motorcycles, Says EU Court Of Justice

E-bikes, or electric bicycles, are not legally classified the same way as motorcycles according to a new judgment issued by the EU Court of Justice in 2023.

RideApart

Four reasons why western companies have been 'trapped' in Russia since it invaded Ukraine

More than 600 days since Russia invaded Ukraine, over 1,400 international companies are still operating in Russia. Only a small percentage of western firms have been able to close down their operations in the country since it invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

The Conversation

‘The missing link’: is textile recycling the answer to fashion’s waste crisis?

Millions of tonnes of T-shirts and dresses are dumped or burned every year. Turning old clothes into new ones is possible – the question is whether it is a realistic solution

The Guardian - UK

The EU Has Failed in Serbia and Kosovo

As violence flares, Washington has shown it has influence, while Brussels’s policies have shown weakness.

Foreign Policy

We know how harmful toxic chemicals can be to people. So why has the EU dropped plans to block them?

Industry lobbying and rightwing politicians are involved in this decision. The pushback against green policies must be resisted, says specialist environment correspondent Geoffrey Lean

The Guardian - UK

Irish premier calls for ‘humanitarian ceasefire’ in Israel-Hamas conflict

The Taoiseach said the possibility that people could run out of water in Gaza in the next few days ‘could not be allowed to happen’.

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The Guardian - UK

Martti Ahtisaari obituary

Finnish politician awarded the Nobel peace prize for his mediation work in Kosovo and Indonesia

The Independent UK

European delegates walk out of China-led international summit as Vladimir Putin starts speaking

Russian leader and China’s President Xi Jinping spoke out against the West in their speeches

The Guardian - UK

The zero-waste city: what Kiel in Germany can teach the world

When it comes to recycling, Kiel has pulled ahead of the crowd, with its ban on single-use items, plans for leftover meals and innovative ideas for discarded human hair

The Guardian - UK

Swedish and Belgian PMs lay wreaths for Brussels terror victims

Questions raised about how attacker slipped through net to kill two football fans heading to Euro 2024 qualifier

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European Declaration On Cycling To Stimulate Bicycle Industry In Europe

In Europe, the European Commissioner for Transport has revealed a plan to accelerate the use of bicycles for urban mobility.

The Guardian - UK

Colombia and Mali leading efforts to improve air quality, new ranking finds

Low and middle income countries addressing air pollution in climate plans, while UAE, host of Cop28, among rich nations lagging behind

Radio France Internationale

Worldwide anger as hundreds killed in strike on Gaza hospital

A massive airstrike on a Gaza hospital compound has killed hundreds of people has provoked worldwide shock and fury, with EU leaders vowing “a clear unified course of action”. French President Emmanuel Macron said that "nothing can justify targeting civilians" and called for humanitarian access to the coastal strip "without…

The Guardian - UK

Europe and the US should work with China. Joint climate action could be a win-win

From deals on electric cars to solar panels, all sides could benefit from the global green energy transition, says Simone Tagliapietra of the Brussels-based thinktank Bruegel

The Independent UK

Europe is looking to fight the flood of Chinese electric vehicles. But Europeans love them

Chinese automakers are winning over drivers as they make major inroads into Europe’s electric vehicle market

The Guardian - UK

Scientists call on ministers to cut limits for ‘forever chemicals’ in UK tap water

Permitted levels of PFAS should be lowered tenfold and national chemicals agency created, says Royal Society of Chemistry

The Independent UK

Italy's far-right Premier Meloni defies fears of harming democracy and clashing with the EU

When Giorgia Meloni took office a year ago as the first far-right premier in Italy’s post-war history, many in Europe worried about the prospect of the country’s democratic backsliding and resistance to European Union rules

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