Europeans built their single market so that bytes could travel from Lisbon to Tallinn as freely as trucks cross the mountainous Brenner Pass from Austria to Italy. Officially, the goal is intact: the Free-Flow-of-Non-Personal-Data…
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U.K. Faces ‘Extraordinary’ Threat from Russian and Iranian Plots, Official Warns
In a room at the Old Bailey courthouse in London, six men went on trial this week over an arson attack on a business that was shipping satellite equipment to Ukraine. Down the hall, a separate hearing involved an alleged plot to inflict…
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EU weighs adding Russia to money laundering ‘grey’ list
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The EU is weighing whether to add Russia to its “grey list” of countries with lax money laundering controls, as…
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Neue Bromance Merz und Trump – POLITICO
Rixa Fürsen analysiert zusammen mit der Washington-Korrespondentin der WELT, Stefanie Bolzen, das Aufeinandertreffen des Kanzlers mit dem US-Präsidenten im Weißen Haus.
Deutlich konstruktiver, entspannter und…
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US Trojan horse alarms pushing China’s robots to Europe
Chinese robot makers are expanding their presence in Europe amid the growing risk of having their products banned by Washington if the US-China technology war escalates.
Distributors of Unitree Robotics and several others backed by Chinese…
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Australia mushroom trial: Erin Patterson tells prosecutors lunch was meant to ‘special’
‘You had two faces’, prosecutor sayspublished at 03:36 British Summer Time
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Bouncy castle operator cleared in tragedy that killed six children
An Australian bouncy castle operator at the centre of a tragedy in 2021 that killed six children and seriously injured three has been cleared of breaching safety laws.
A court found Rosemary Anne Gamble, who runs the business Taz-Zorb, not guilty,…
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