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Caught On Camera: Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary Hit With Cream Pies By Climate Protesters
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary was hit with a pie in the face by environmental protesters in Brussels on Thursday.
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Meta's Twitter-Rival Threads App Said to Skip Launch in EU
Facebook owner Meta's new Threads app, meant to rival Twitter, will not be available in the European Union when it launches Thursday because of regulatory concerns, a source close to the company said. The app is seen as the biggest challenge yet to Twitter since the takeover by Elon Musk sent the social media platform, hugely popular with politicia...
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Twitter's EU Privacy Regulator Concerned Over Blue Tick Verification Rollout
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon, Twitter's lead EU regulator due to the location of its European headquarters in Dublin, said the service raised privacy issues including around verification of accounts to prevent users posing as public figures.
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Three Injured In Knife Attack Near EU Brussels Headquarters
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a knife attack Monday in a metro station near the European Union headquarters in Brussels, officials said, adding that the attacker had been arrested.
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EU-US Data Flows Could Face 'Massive Disruption' Due to European Court Ruling, Irish Regulator Says
One of the European Union's most powerful data regulators has warned that companies may yet face massive disruption to transatlantic data flows as a result of an EU court ruling last year, despite efforts by policymakers to avoid that outcome.
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Twitter Privacy Ruling Delayed After Dispute Among EU Regulators
Some European Union regulators objected to Ireland's preliminary ruling in a landmark privacy investigation of Twitter, the lead regulator said on Thursday, triggering a process where a majority decision will be sought.
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Free Movement Of People To Continue For At Least 2 Years After Brexit: Report
The free movement of European Union citizens to Britain will continue for at least two years after Brexit as part of a transitional deal, British media reported on Friday.
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Inside Google's New London HQ - Massage Rooms, 3-Lane Swimming Pool
Longer than the European Union's highest building is tall, staff working in Google's planned new U.K. headquarters will have no excuse not to keep fit.
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Gunmen Attack EU Military Mission Headquarters In Mali; 1 Attacker Killed
Gunmen on Monday attacked a hotel in Mali's capital, Bamako, that had been converted into the headquarters of a European Union military training operation, but there no casualties among the mission's personnel.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cybercrime
The US is posting an American official full time to the Europol headquarters in The Hague.
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UN General Assembly Approves Palestinian Request to Fly Its Flag
The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a Palestinian resolution that will allow Palestine to fly its flag at U.N. headquarters, a move that infuriated Israel but which the Palestinians described as a step toward U.N. membership.
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Vatican Undecided if Will Fly its Flag Next to Palestine's at UN
The Vatican's chief delegate to the United Nations on Wednesday said it was unclear if the Holy See would choose to fly its flag alongside the Palestinians' at U.N. headquarters if a Palestinian draft resolution is approved this week as expected.
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HSBC, JPMorgan May Move Parts of Businesses to Luxembourg: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co are in talks to relocate parts of their businesses to Luxembourg from the UK as they weigh the possibility of a British exit from the European Union, the Times reported.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Brussels Air 'Catastrophe' Narrowly Avoided, Say Residents
Angry Brussels residents today said a Turkish cargo plane following a controversial new flight path over the city almost caused an "aviation catastrophe," but the airport's traffic control denied the charge.
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Caught On Camera: Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary Hit With Cream Pies By Climate Protesters
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary was hit with a pie in the face by environmental protesters in Brussels on Thursday.
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Meta's Twitter-Rival Threads App Said to Skip Launch in EU
Facebook owner Meta's new Threads app, meant to rival Twitter, will not be available in the European Union when it launches Thursday because of regulatory concerns, a source close to the company said. The app is seen as the biggest challenge yet to Twitter since the takeover by Elon Musk sent the social media platform, hugely popular with politicia...
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Twitter's EU Privacy Regulator Concerned Over Blue Tick Verification Rollout
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon, Twitter's lead EU regulator due to the location of its European headquarters in Dublin, said the service raised privacy issues including around verification of accounts to prevent users posing as public figures.
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Three Injured In Knife Attack Near EU Brussels Headquarters
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a knife attack Monday in a metro station near the European Union headquarters in Brussels, officials said, adding that the attacker had been arrested.
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EU-US Data Flows Could Face 'Massive Disruption' Due to European Court Ruling, Irish Regulator Says
One of the European Union's most powerful data regulators has warned that companies may yet face massive disruption to transatlantic data flows as a result of an EU court ruling last year, despite efforts by policymakers to avoid that outcome.
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Twitter Privacy Ruling Delayed After Dispute Among EU Regulators
Some European Union regulators objected to Ireland's preliminary ruling in a landmark privacy investigation of Twitter, the lead regulator said on Thursday, triggering a process where a majority decision will be sought.
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Free Movement Of People To Continue For At Least 2 Years After Brexit: Report
The free movement of European Union citizens to Britain will continue for at least two years after Brexit as part of a transitional deal, British media reported on Friday.
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Inside Google's New London HQ - Massage Rooms, 3-Lane Swimming Pool
Longer than the European Union's highest building is tall, staff working in Google's planned new U.K. headquarters will have no excuse not to keep fit.
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Gunmen Attack EU Military Mission Headquarters In Mali; 1 Attacker Killed
Gunmen on Monday attacked a hotel in Mali's capital, Bamako, that had been converted into the headquarters of a European Union military training operation, but there no casualties among the mission's personnel.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cybercrime
The US is posting an American official full time to the Europol headquarters in The Hague.
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UN General Assembly Approves Palestinian Request to Fly Its Flag
The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a Palestinian resolution that will allow Palestine to fly its flag at U.N. headquarters, a move that infuriated Israel but which the Palestinians described as a step toward U.N. membership.
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Vatican Undecided if Will Fly its Flag Next to Palestine's at UN
The Vatican's chief delegate to the United Nations on Wednesday said it was unclear if the Holy See would choose to fly its flag alongside the Palestinians' at U.N. headquarters if a Palestinian draft resolution is approved this week as expected.
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HSBC, JPMorgan May Move Parts of Businesses to Luxembourg: Report
HSBC Holdings Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co are in talks to relocate parts of their businesses to Luxembourg from the UK as they weigh the possibility of a British exit from the European Union, the Times reported.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Brussels Air 'Catastrophe' Narrowly Avoided, Say Residents
Angry Brussels residents today said a Turkish cargo plane following a controversial new flight path over the city almost caused an "aviation catastrophe," but the airport's traffic control denied the charge.
