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EU Officials Consider Stricter Regulations For OpenAI And Meta

Proposed guidelines under EU AI Act could impose restrictions on large language models

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European leaders pledge support for Israel, condemn Hamas and halt Palestinian aid

Governments in Europe pledge support for Israel and European Union freezes aid to Palestinians after days of escalating violence in Israel and Gaza.

WEKU

Irish president says response to Gaza conflict must respect international law

Hundreds of people have died since Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel on Saturday.

The Independent UK

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EU appears to backpedal on freezing of Palestinian aid payments

Earlier announcement by Olivér Várhelyi had prompted surprise from member states including Ireland and Spain

The Guardian - UK

Saudi money could force European football ‘in new direction,’ ECA claims

The vice chair of the European Club Association believes Saudi Arabia’s investment has made people realise football is too money-orientated

The Guardian - UK

EU backtracks on previous suspension of Palestinian development aid

Several member states had rejected a move by European Commission to put 691 million euros ($728m) of aid under review.

Al Jazeera

Glitter sales surge in Germany before EU microplastics ban this week

Celebrities reportedly fuelling glitter hysteria with one Big Brother ex-contestant buying 82 packets

The Guardian - UK

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European Union suspends aid to Palestinians after attack on Israel

The European Union, one of the biggest donors to the Palestinian people, has suspended all development funding after Hamas militants broke out of the Gaza Strip and launched a series of attacks on Israel. Meanwhile, an emergency meeting of EU foreign ministers is to be held on Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale

Deal struck on contentious road in divided Cyprus that triggered an assault against UN peacekeepers

The head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in ethnically split Cyprus says Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots have reached an “understanding” over a contentious road inside a U.N.-controlled buffer zone whose construction had stirred up tensions not seen in years

The Independent UK

EU Commission suspends 'all payments immediately' to the Palestinians following the Hamas attack

European Union Commissioner Oliver Varhelyi says the bloc is suspending “all payments immediately” to the Palestinians because of what he called the “scale of terror and brutality” during the attacks on Israel by Hamas

The Independent UK

Why Is Nio Losing $35K Per Car As Chinese Imports To Europe Surge?

With the Chinese state providing them with virtually limitless cash, Nio and other Chinese EV makers can withstand big losses and keep growing.

InsideEVs

Why Labour's plan to 'rewrite Brexit' might not be as politically risky as it sounds

Labour leader Keir Starmer has committed to rewriting the UK’s Brexit deal with the European Union when it comes up for review in 2025, if his party is elected to government. He has said he wants a closer trading relationship and better terms than former prime minister Boris Johnson negotiated…

The Conversation

Lammy: We want to make UK the ‘anti-corruption capital of the world’

The shadow foreign secretary laid out his vision at the Labour Party conference.

The Independent UK

British government tries to assure UK Supreme Court it's safe to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda

A lawyer tried to assure the U.K. Supreme Court that the British government analyzed the risks of sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda and would have people there to make sure it was safe

The Independent UK

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Tough talks ahead of EU media freedom law as France insists on use of spyware

The final phase of negotiation of the European Union’s Media Freedom Act has begun after two different draft versions were adopted by the European Union Council and the European Parliament. The future law aims to promote EU-wide media pluralism without political interference.

The Independent UK

Just 9% of British voters think Brexit has gone well, poll finds

But 61 per cent of Leave voters still say leaving will turn out well in the end

Radio France Internationale

Macron in Hamburg to shore up rocky marriage between France and Germany

French President Emmanuel Macron is in Germany on Monday to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. French-German ties are instrumental for stability within the European Union, but there are a growing number of issues on which Berlin and Paris don't agree.

Fortune

Tesla's China sales are falling compared to its rival BYD—and the drop could have been worse without its price war

Tesla sold 10% fewer cars in China last month than the same period a year earlier, according to new data from the China Passenger Car Association.

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US And Europe Rally Behind Israel In Wake Of Hamas Attacks

International condemnation of Hamas prompts strong statements of support for Israel's right to defend itself.

The Independent UK

UK Supreme Court weighs if it's lawful for Britain to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda

The U.K. Supreme Court is set to weigh whether the British government’s contentious policy to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda is lawful

The Independent UK

Minister urges ‘proportionate’ response from Israel to ‘outrageous’ Hamas attack

Minister of State Thomas Byrne said the world needed to ‘get serious’ about a two-state solution.

The Independent UK

Starmer will reverse Rwanda policy even if flights start and small boats decline

Sir Keir says Tory asylum plan will not work – and vows economic growth ‘within months’ of Labour government

Radio France Internationale

Can Turkey tip the balance of power in the Caucasus conflict?

This week's collapse in European Union peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia underlines the growing importance of Turkey in the region, as Azerbaijan blames its refusal to attend the "talks" on the exclusion of its close Turkish ally.

The Guardian - UK

Britain has always been a melting pot, Suella Braverman

The home secretary’s attack on immigration is steeped in hypocrisy and reflects an utter lack of historical context

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Keir Starmer: he has transformed Labour’s prospects, but can’t bank on election victory

Four years after its existential crisis, the re-energised party is poised for government, but with monumental challenges facing the country, it faces an uphill task

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