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DJI Air 3 drone: Everything we know so far

Here are the latest DJI Air 3 drone leaks. Is there something in the Air at DJI? Well, the Air 2S is getting cheaper fast!

Digital Camera World

Microsoft, the same company helping mainstream A.I. ‘hallucinations,’ is putting forward a media literacy ‘Trust Project’ to fight disinformation

The project will place ads linking to a site that gives tips for determining whether an article is credible.

Fortune

UK Government focus on Brexit ‘prevented’ plans for dealing with next pandemic

Brexit “crowded out and prevented” the work that was needed to prepare for the next pandemic, the lead lawyer to the Covid-19 Inquiry has…

The National (Scotland)

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The big questions over a future with synthetic fuels

The topic of eFuels has been pushed more into the spotlight by Formula 1’s drive to utilise a 100% sustainable drop-in fuel for its next generation of engines in 2026. This follows the World Rally Championship in 2022 introducing a blend of synthetic and biofuel, which it claims is 100%…

Autosport

The EU is leading the way on AI laws. The US is still playing catch-up

Everyone accepts that AI is dangerous. Agreeing on what to do about it is a different story

The Guardian - US

No-deal Brexit ‘crowded out’ UK’s preparations for pandemic, Covid inquiry hears

Boris’s threatened no-deal exit from the EU drained Whitehall of ‘resources and capacity’, says inquiry lawyer

The Independent UK

Watch: Ukraine dam collapse consequences debated in EU parliament

Watch as EU lawmakers debate the humanitarian consequences of the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in Ukraine on Tuesday, 13 June.

The Independent UK

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France bans sale of HHC, the first semi-synthetic cannabis found in Europe

Products containing HHC, a molecule derived from cannabis but currently sold over the counter in France, will be banned in France from Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale

UK exports in last decade worse than any G7 country except Japan

UN figures show value of British goods and services exports rose by 6% between 2012 and 2021, compared with 29.1% for EU

The Guardian - UK

Twitter CEO pledges ‘world’s most accurate real-time information’

Linda Yaccarino lays out her vision for ‘Twitter 2.0’ a week after taking the helm of the troubled Musk-owned platform.

Al Jazeera

EU Watchdog Calls Out Social Media, Elon Musk And ‘Finfluencers’ For ‘Crypto Con’

A report from the European Consumer Organization calls out social media platforms for letting cryptocurrency ads avoid regulations

Zenger

EU Commission chief talks with Brazil's president about stalled trade deal

European Comission President Ursula von der Leyen has met with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in a bid to get a free trade deal moving again

The Independent UK

The geopolitics of nature requires collaboration

From Russia's war against Ukraine to US rivalry with China, tectonic geopolitical shifts have shaken multilateralism in recent years. While many of the consequences, from surging food and energy prices to the rising risks of major conflict, have been discussed at length, more attention must be devoted to the implications…

Bangkok Post

Illuminating dark seas: Why fisheries management must be more transparent

Fisheries management is complex, characterized by uncertainty, contest and compromise. It must balance scientific advice with myriad expectations from fishers, local communities, conservationists, corporations and consumers.

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Urgent warning to British holidaymakers who are planning on driving abroad this summer

It would be wise to brush up on local laws and legislation before hiring a rental car abroad, to prevent unnecessary roadside fines on foreign soil.

The National (Scotland)

'A disgrace': Alister Jack faces accusation of 'blatant political monitoring'

ALISTER Jack has been labelled a “disgrace” to Scotland after a Westminster committee meeting saw him claim that “transgressions” by…

The National (Scotland)

Alister Jack lists Scottish minister 'transgressions' in heated committee clash

Alister Jack has revealed the so-called “transgressions” that resulted in the UK Government taking a tougher stance to visits involving Scottish…

The Independent UK

Alister Jack: Foreigners unhappy discussing independence with Scots ministers

The Scottish Secretary gave examples of what he said were ‘blatant breaches’ of agreed boundaries.

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Europe’s refugee reboot

Under the new policy, member states reluctant to participate in refugee resettlement will face consequences if they continue to shirk responsibility

Daily Record

SNP MP clashes with Tory Alister Jack about overseas meetings

Pete Wishart argued with Jack over what the Tory MP called 'blatant breaches' of devolved power.

The Guardian - UK

George Soros’s indelible mark on UK runs deeper than Black Wednesday

Breaking Bank of England in 1992 arguably set off wave of Euroscepticism that would engulf British politics

The Conversation

Gig economy workers are to get better EU protections – creating an awkward choice for Rishi Sunak

Workers for online operators like Deliveroo and Uber are in line for sweeping new rights and protections within the EU after ministers met in Luxembourg to thrash out proposals. The resulting agreement on proposed rights for platform workers that have huge implications for the gig economy and put pressure on…

Al Jazeera

Why is the EU offering Tunisia a financial assistance package?

The EU hopes to stem the number of refugees departing for Europe from the country’s coast during an economic crisis.

Daily Mirror

UK heatwave: What to look for in a sunscreen, how much to use and when to re-apply

Most of us don't use enough sun lotion, says the NHS, but protecting both yourself and your family from harmful rays is vital

Daily Mirror

Road sign warning for Brits driving this summer - and it could save you from huge fines

A car rental comparison site has shared 10 unusual European road signs and warned drivers to check driving rules and laws abroad before going on holiday

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