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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warned that granting Ukraine concessions to Russia would be “a trap” rewarding Moscow’s aggression. As peace talks stall, Ukraine escalated strikes on Russian infrastructure, including the Druzhba pipeline, deepening tensions with Hungary and EU allies
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EU leaders urged US President Donald Trump to defend Ukraine’s sovereignty in his upcoming summit with Vladimir Putin, warning against land concessions without Kyiv’s consent. They stressed peace must respect international law, as fears grow over Russia’s ambitions and potential territorial swaps
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As Europe rethinks its security, China stakes a global claim, and the US turns unpredictable, the cinders of the post–World War II order smoulder. What will crystallise remains unclear, but the birth pangs of a new global order are already visible
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The European Parliament will vote Thursday on a censure motion against EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, led by Hungary’s Viktor Orban and hard-right lawmakers. Though unlikely to pass, the motion reflects deepening political divisions across the bloc
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The new tariffs may adversely impact India’s booming exports in various sectors, but it could still remain competitive as China, Vietnam, Taiwan and Thailand face even higher tariffs
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Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden are among the nations the US Department of Agriculture approached to address the shortage brought on by a bird flu outbreak.
But supplying Americans with eggs would be complicated for these foreign producers
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Starmer reaffirmed his commitment to securing lasting peace in Ukraine as Britain hosted a virtual meeting with more than 25 political leaders
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The EU measures will cover goods from the US worth 26 billion euros ($28 billion), and not just steel and aluminum, but also textiles, home appliances and agricultural goods
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Move likely to trigger a broader economic confrontation with allies and rivals alike as the US President hopes to eliminate any trade imbalances
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The US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on European Union imports and refused to rule out military force to take control of Greenland
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In compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Meta is overhauling WhatsApp and Messenger to support interoperability with third-party messaging services. The company announced plans to introduce new features, including group messaging in 2025 and calling capabilities by 2027.
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The countries from where such drugs can be made available directly in India include USA, UK, Japan, Canada and the European Union.
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Hangal Coffee Exporters utilises services of TRSTO1Chain in securing EU Deforestation Regulation compliance solution
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The three-day summit to be held from July 9 to 11 will be the first to include Sweden as a member of the alliance
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It’s unclear exactly which way deepfakes will develop in the future but it’s clear that visual modification will be there for a while and there are no quick fixes to address the issue yet
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This initiative aims to enhance cooperation between European and Indian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups in the clean technology sector.
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The approach towards Ukraine and Palestine shows EU’s preferential treatment, selection-based asylum
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The 13th World Trade Organization ministerial conference saw members struggling even to agree on a declaration, let alone the big issues of agriculture, fisheries and border taxes on ecommerce
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The company said last year that it fulfilled a raft of conditions that the Garante demanded to get the ChatGPT ban lifted.
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The company stated that the changes for users encompass enhanced controls, disclosures, and expanded protections to mitigate the privacy and security risks introduced by the DMA.