France, Germany strike bargain on Made in Europe, car emissions
“This balanced approach will enable the European Union to pursue its climate objectives while strengthening the technological sovereignty, industrial base and international competitiveness of its automotive industry,”…
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Man arrested as police probe Your Party database dispute
The spokesperson added: “The investigation continues.” Scotland Yard did not name any political party in its statement, and the spokesperson did not confirm which political party its investigation related to. However…
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Korrektur zu: Merz und Macron finden Einigung zum Verbrenner-Aus und „Made in Europe“
Darin verlangte der SPD-Minister mehr Konditionierung für grünen Stahl, erzählten mehrere Beteiligte POLITICO. Am Freitagmorgen gab es Gespräche der SPD-Minister über das weitere Vorgehen. Im Anschluss daran gab…
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Trump slams Ukraine’s decision to resume energy strikes as a ‘disgrace’
Relations between Kyiv and the White House have become increasingly strained since Trump announced last week that the U.S. would ease sanctions on Russian diesel imports, while Ukraine’s Starlink services were…
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Digested week: No Nobel again for Trump but he looks a cert to retain Fifa peace prize | John Crace
But maybe we should just be grateful that he refrained from rubbishing the South African human rights activist Navi Pillay, who picked up the award , and shelved his plans to livestream the execution of the Norwegian…
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Simon Clarke: Goog-opoly shows why we need to ensure choice in AI
There is understandable concern in Parliament about the rise of uncontrollable AI. The various cautionary interventions by leading AI developers in recent weeks were a true landmark moment, and these risks must be taken…
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Reform’s rotten culture is exposed
That badge seems all the more fitting today after the torrent of revelations from ITV’s undercover investigation of Farage’s party, set to air on Sunday night. The language is shocking, but not surprising – especially if…
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Infantino apologizes to FIFA Council for World Cup sell-off plan
The plan was hit with immediate backlash from football associations around the world, as well as high-profile figures like EU Sports Commissioner Glenn Micallef and U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham . The sell-off plan…
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Councils warned of risks of high street pedestrianisation
In evidence submitted to an inquiry by MPs, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) said pedestrianisation can make high streets "more attractive, safe and welcoming". But the department added…
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Jenrick claims Farage has done more to stand against racism than ‘almost anybody’
The remarks came after Farage was berated by a Reform official for "protecting" a mayoral candidate who was accused of making racist remarks about the former Labour deputy prime minister David Lammy. The exchange emerged…
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