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Iran denounces EU, UK sanctions over alleged missile transfers to Russia
Tehran: Iran has strongly condemned new sanctions imposed by the EU and Britain against some Iranian individuals and entities over the country’s alleged transfer of missiles and drones to Russia. In a…
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US and EU discuss value of engagement with India on global challenges
Washington: The US and the European Union as part of its dialogue on China have discussed the value of engagement with India in addressing global challenges, including in the maritime sphere, energy…
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EU’s Borrell visits Rafah crossing, condemns human rights violations in Gaza
Rafah: High Representative of the European Union (EU) for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell has condemned the Gaza crisis as “human-made” and stressed the need for a political resolution during…
- World
EU transfers 1.5 bn euros of frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine
Brussels: The European Union (EU) has announced that it has transferred 1.5 billion euros ($1.62 billion) worth of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine. The diversion of funds was made possible after…
- Technology
EU charges Microsoft over possibly abusive tying practices regarding Teams
San Francisco: The European Union (EU) on Tuesday accused Microsoft of breaching antitrust rules with the ‘abusive’ bundling of its Teams and Office products. “The European Commission has informed Microsoft of its…
- India
EV startups from India, EU pitch innovative tech in battery recycling
New Delhi: In a bid to enhance the Electric Vehicle (EV) landscape and ecosystems in India and Europe, the India-European Union Trade and Technology Council (TTC) organised an event, featuring 12 high-impact…
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Giorgia Meloni tops polls as EU elections enter third day
Brussels: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is polling well ahead of her rivals as Italians, Estonians, Latvians, Maltese, Czechs and Slovakians go to vote in the European Parliament elections on Saturday. Meloni…
- Technology
Meta under fire for using personal data to train AI models
New Delhi: Eleven complaints were filed against Meta (formerly Facebook) in European countries on Thursday over proposed changes that would allow the company to use personal data to train its artificial intelligence…
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Microsoft faces complaints in EU over violating children’s data privacy
London: Privacy rights organisation noyb on Tuesday lodged two complaints with Austria’s data protection authority against tech giant Microsoft for allegedly violating children’s data protection rights. The non-profit organisation said that Microsoft’s…
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EU agrees to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s defence
Brussels: The Council of the European Union (EU) announced on Tuesday that ministers from EU member states have agreed to use proceeds from frozen assets of the Central Bank of Russia (CBR)…
- Technology
Apple gives small developers a breather around new app store fee in EU
New Delhi: Apple on Thursday allowed small developers more ways around its alternative app store tax in the European Union (EU). The company said that developers of free apps without monetisation won’t…
- India
EU authorities find cancer-causing chemicals in 527 Indian food items
The European Union’s food safety authorities have detected the presence of the cancer-causing chemical ethylene oxide in 527 food products originating from India. The issue came to light when renowned Indian spice…
- Middle East
Iran condemns ‘planned’ EU sanctions as ‘unlawful’
Istanbul: Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amirabdollahian has condemned “planned” sanctions against his country over the major drone and missile attack on Israel earlier this month as “unlawful” and “regrettable.” Iran had exercised…
- World
Protests of farmers rise in EU; they target climate change and Neoliberal agri-policies
By Vajra Zayara As the protests of farmers resume in India, a sweeping wave of agitations from European farmers are also making global headlines. These protests whether local or global, highlight significant…
- Business
Spotify CEO calls Apple’s new EU App Store changes ‘extortion’
San Francisco: Swedish music streaming service Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek has criticised Apple’s proposed App Store changes ahead of the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), saying the changes are “at best vague…
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