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Starmer warns against ‘looking backwards’ to Brexit after rivals back UK’s return to EU

Speaking at the G7 summit, prime minister says he stands by Labour’s manifesto pledge not to rejoin bloc

The Guardian - UK

Starmer refuses to say whether he wants to see Britain rejoin the EU in his lifetime

Debate over Brexit reignited in past few weeks after leadership rival Wes Streeting called for Britain to rejoin bloc

The Independent UK

Not all skinny: The French do get fat

With the French healthcare system now reimbursing the anti-obesity drugs Wegovy and Mounjaro, we explain what the strict conditions are to benefit from them. We discuss France's rates of obesity and the areas where they're highest. Finally, we discuss the common stereotype that French people don't get fat. While not…

France 24

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G7 leaders vow closer ties on AI as they hash out 'trusted partners' scheme

G7 leaders are coordinating on advanced AI risks and opportunities. They are discussing a "trusted partners" scheme to grant non-US nations access to advanced US AI models. This aims to bolster cybersecurity defenses against rivals. European nations are also seeking technological independence while keeping pace with AI advancements. Leaders emphasised…

The Economic Times

UK minister ‘very confident’ of getting triple EU reset deal done at July summit

Nick Thomas-Symonds tells Euronews he’s “very confident” London and Brussels will close new pacts on agri-food exports, electricity and youth mobility when they convene for a summit in July, as domestic pressure mounts on his government.

Euronews

Legislation proposed to stop lawsuits used to silence journalists and whistleblowers

Private members’ bills to crack down on use of Slapps are likely to attract cross-party support

The Guardian - UK

China Shock 2.0: Surging Chinese exports threaten Europe's economy, raising concern at G7 summit

For eight years, the United States has waged economic war on China, slapping big taxes on Chinese products before they enter America

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Albania's PM Edi Rama: Is Europe ready for its next Helmut Kohl moment?

In Berlin, once the symbol of a divided Germany and Europe, Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama delivered a speech on Europe's future. Rama called on Europe to seize a “Helmut Kohl moment”. Euronews reports on the speech, delivered at the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations.

Euronews

Drug monopoly extension splits EU ministers in Biotech Act debate

EU health ministers split over a proposal to give certain innovative medicines an extra year of market protection, with EU Health Commissioner arguing the incentive is needed to keep biotech investment in Europe. Incoming Irish presidency, in the meantime, says it will work as quickly as possible.

Euronews

EU ministers reach consensus on Biotech Act directive

Amid Europe’s push to catch up in the biotechnology field, the EU health ministers agreed how to tweak rules on modified micro-organisms (GMMs) and the processing of organs.

Euronews

EU chases tech independence but gaps remain

Europe wants more homegrown tech to cut its dependencies on the United States and China, but the EU warned Wednesday the bloc has more work to do. But to achieve this objective, the EU must bring electricity costs down relative to the United States and China where energy prices are…

The Economic Times

'I'm the boss', Trump says at G7, as he warms to Ukraine's war aims

Global leaders at the G7 summit have united in their support for Ukraine, vowing new sanctions against Russia. President Trump indicated a stronger position on Ukraine's battlefield gains. Discussions also focused on critical minerals and economic imbalances. Trump emphasized that a preliminary Iran deal is not final and could be…

The Economic Times

Does the United Kingdom need a new Winston Churchill?

Since Brexit, a profoundly Churchillian event, the United Kingdom has experienced chronic political instability. No fewer than five prime ministers have succeeded one another at the head of a country whose governability is now being questioned. As speculation grows over who might replace the current prime minister, Keir Starmer, whose…

The Conversation

Europe’s beaches are cleaner than many people expect, as a survey of 22,000 bathing sites found 89% of coastal waters are excellent

Europe's coastal waters are remarkably clean, with 89% of bathing sites rated excellent according to a recent European Environment Agency report. Decades of strong environmental policies and investments in wastewater treatment have significantly improved water quality, ensuring safe and pristine beaches for millions of holidaymakers. This success story highlights the…

The Times of India

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Euronews

An influencer, a PR specialist and a bishop: Who are the latest EU-sanctioned disinformation actors?

The Council of the European Union added a further 10 individuals and one entity to its sanctions list on 15 June, accusing them of conducting hybrid manipulation and foreign interference activities on behalf of Russia.

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CE vs ISO Certification for Overhead Cranes: Why It Matters for Global Buyers

When purchasing an overhead crane for industrial use, price and lifting capacity are obvious considerations. But one factor that many buyers overlook — especially in cross-border procurement — is certification. Specifically, the difference between CE marking and ISO certification, and what each one actually guarantees.

The Independent UK

EU entry-exit system could be temporarily suspended in ‘worst-case’ scenarios

If border queues become too long, countries can opt to suspend the new EES system – but only for this summer

Euronews

EU Parliament approves 'strictest-ever' migration law

The European Parliament gave the final green light to a new EU law allowing controversial return hubs outside the bloc and home searches, as conservatives voted with far-right groups to pass the legislation.

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Longer than World War I: 10 ways Russia-Ukraine conflict has changed the world for decades to come — for better or worse

The Russia-Ukraine war, now longer than WWI, is fundamentally reshaping global order. It has triggered NATO expansion, a European arms race, and elevated drone warfare. Russia faces deep dependency on China, while North Korea and Iran profit as key arms suppliers. Beijing learns from Moscow's failures, and India navigates US…

The Economic Times

'I'm the boss,' Trump says at G7, as he warms to Ukraine's war aims

Global leaders at the G7 summit in France have united to support Ukraine with fresh sanctions against Russia. President Trump declared 'I'm the boss' as discussions focused on Ukraine's improved battlefield performance. Leaders also addressed economic security, supply chains for critical minerals, and global trade imbalances, particularly concerning China's dominance.…

Euronews

Portugal urges EU rethink on carbon market cuts for industry

Portugal has urged Brussels to pause cuts to free carbon allowances, warning they could damage competitiveness and slow industrial decarbonisation.

AAP

What to know about opposition in Albania to a Trump family-linked resort development

A coastal development project in Albania linked to Jared Kushner is facing widespread resistance

The Guardian - UK

Labour came to power with no big idea for relations with EU, says former top diplomat

Ivan Rogers, Britain’s EU ambassador from 2013 to 2017, says party’s ideas did not ‘remotely measure up’ to challenge

The Economic Times

PM Modi interacts with world leaders during G7 Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the G7 Summit in France. Leaders from Italy, the European Union, and Kenya were present. The G7 nations signed a joint declaration. They welcomed a peace deal between the US and Iran. Support for Ukraine was reaffirmed. The declaration covered Indo-Pacific security, energy resilience, and…

The Economic Times

Are the EU and China heading for a trade war?

Europe's trade gap with China is widening. This is leading to protective measures on items like electric vehicles and e-commerce. Leaders are meeting to discuss the growing trade conflict. Beijing wants dialogue but warns of retaliation. The risk of a trade war is real, though both sides have reasons to…

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