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Apple Could Be Forced to Let iPhone Users Uninstall Photos App in Europe: Report
Apple has reportedly found itself in hot water with the European Union (EU) again. Earlier this year, the EU brought the Digital Markets Act (DMA) into effect with a deadline of March 6. Among many user-centric policies, the act also required consumer tech companies to focus on interoperability and offer an open ecosystem where users have a choice ...
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EU Agrees Fresh Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine War: Diplomats
The EU on Thursday agreed a fresh round of sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine, after complaints from hawkish eastern European leaders that some countries were trying to water them down.
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European Union Aims For Zero Pollution In Air, Water By 2050
The EU detailed plans Wednesday to bring air and water pollution down to zero by 2050, proposing tougher rules and compensation for those affected by poor air quality.
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Why This Country Shelters Sanctioned Russian Billionaires' Yachts
A day after coal and fertilizer billionaire Andrey Melnichenko was placed on the European Union's sanctions list on March 9, his superyacht Motor Yacht A stopped broadcasting its location while in Maldives' waters, maritime data shows.
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EU Dampens Ukraine Plea For "Immediate" Membership Amid War
The EU on Monday poured cold water on a plea from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for "immediate" membership to the bloc for his country as Kyiv battled a Russian invasion.
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France Protests Limited UK Licences Granted To European Union Boats
Britain said Tuesday it would grant 12 out of 47 applications for new licences to small boats from the European Union to fish in its waters, provoking an angry response from France.
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Humans Threaten Crucial 'Fossil' Groundwater: Study
Human activity risks contaminating pristine water locked underground for millennia and long thought impervious to pollution, said a study Tuesday that warned of a looming threat to the crucial resource.
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EU, Turkey Attempt To Fix Frayed Relations After Failed Coup
The European Union and Turkey tested the waters for a political rapprochement today with a first meeting between the bloc's 28 foreign ministers and a senior Ankara official after a failed coup in July strained their uneasy ties.
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EU Chiefs Meet As UK Vote Sends Bloc Into Uncharted Waters
Top European Union officials are hunkering down in Brussels trying to work out what to do next after the shock decision by British voters to leave the 28-nation bloc.
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British Voters Brave Rains To Cast Votes To Leave Or Stay In European Union
Millions of UK voters today braved rains and waded through flood waters in some regions to come out and cast their vote, in what has been described as a once-in-a-generation chance for them to decide on the future of the country's ties with the wider European community.
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EU Nations Seek Ways To Boost Unity Government In Libya
European Union foreign ministers are looking at ways to boost the fledgling UN-backed national unity government in Libya and even move their naval mission into territorial waters to stamp out illegal migration from the north African nation and save lives at sea.
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11 Migrants Drown Off Greek Island: Maritime Police
At least 11 migrants, including five children, drowned and about 10 were missing after their boat sank overnight off the Greek island of Farmakonisi, Greek maritime police said today.
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European Union Can Help India Improve Ganga Water Quality: Minister
The European Union (EU) can help India improve water quality of Ganga and tackle water scarcity and river ecology issues in the country, Union Minister Sanwar Lal Jat said on Monday, as the Union expressed its interest in cooperating in the cleaning of the revered river.
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EU Military Operation Against Migrant Traffickers Begins
A military operation to catch migrant traffickers begins today, with European warships patrolling international waters in the Mediterranean to arrest smugglers dubbed the "mafia of the sea".
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UK Accuses Spain of Violating Its Sovereignty Over Gibraltar
The British government on Sunday accused Spain of violating its sovereignty over Gibraltar, saying Spanish state vessels had repeatedly and unlawfully entered its territorial waters without notifying it.
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Apple Could Be Forced to Let iPhone Users Uninstall Photos App in Europe: Report
Apple has reportedly found itself in hot water with the European Union (EU) again. Earlier this year, the EU brought the Digital Markets Act (DMA) into effect with a deadline of March 6. Among many user-centric policies, the act also required consumer tech companies to focus on interoperability and offer an open ecosystem where users have a choice ...
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EU Agrees Fresh Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine War: Diplomats
The EU on Thursday agreed a fresh round of sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine, after complaints from hawkish eastern European leaders that some countries were trying to water them down.
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European Union Aims For Zero Pollution In Air, Water By 2050
The EU detailed plans Wednesday to bring air and water pollution down to zero by 2050, proposing tougher rules and compensation for those affected by poor air quality.
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Why This Country Shelters Sanctioned Russian Billionaires' Yachts
A day after coal and fertilizer billionaire Andrey Melnichenko was placed on the European Union's sanctions list on March 9, his superyacht Motor Yacht A stopped broadcasting its location while in Maldives' waters, maritime data shows.
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EU Dampens Ukraine Plea For "Immediate" Membership Amid War
The EU on Monday poured cold water on a plea from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for "immediate" membership to the bloc for his country as Kyiv battled a Russian invasion.
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France Protests Limited UK Licences Granted To European Union Boats
Britain said Tuesday it would grant 12 out of 47 applications for new licences to small boats from the European Union to fish in its waters, provoking an angry response from France.
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Humans Threaten Crucial 'Fossil' Groundwater: Study
Human activity risks contaminating pristine water locked underground for millennia and long thought impervious to pollution, said a study Tuesday that warned of a looming threat to the crucial resource.
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EU, Turkey Attempt To Fix Frayed Relations After Failed Coup
The European Union and Turkey tested the waters for a political rapprochement today with a first meeting between the bloc's 28 foreign ministers and a senior Ankara official after a failed coup in July strained their uneasy ties.
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EU Chiefs Meet As UK Vote Sends Bloc Into Uncharted Waters
Top European Union officials are hunkering down in Brussels trying to work out what to do next after the shock decision by British voters to leave the 28-nation bloc.
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British Voters Brave Rains To Cast Votes To Leave Or Stay In European Union
Millions of UK voters today braved rains and waded through flood waters in some regions to come out and cast their vote, in what has been described as a once-in-a-generation chance for them to decide on the future of the country's ties with the wider European community.
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EU Nations Seek Ways To Boost Unity Government In Libya
European Union foreign ministers are looking at ways to boost the fledgling UN-backed national unity government in Libya and even move their naval mission into territorial waters to stamp out illegal migration from the north African nation and save lives at sea.
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11 Migrants Drown Off Greek Island: Maritime Police
At least 11 migrants, including five children, drowned and about 10 were missing after their boat sank overnight off the Greek island of Farmakonisi, Greek maritime police said today.
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European Union Can Help India Improve Ganga Water Quality: Minister
The European Union (EU) can help India improve water quality of Ganga and tackle water scarcity and river ecology issues in the country, Union Minister Sanwar Lal Jat said on Monday, as the Union expressed its interest in cooperating in the cleaning of the revered river.
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EU Military Operation Against Migrant Traffickers Begins
A military operation to catch migrant traffickers begins today, with European warships patrolling international waters in the Mediterranean to arrest smugglers dubbed the "mafia of the sea".
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UK Accuses Spain of Violating Its Sovereignty Over Gibraltar
The British government on Sunday accused Spain of violating its sovereignty over Gibraltar, saying Spanish state vessels had repeatedly and unlawfully entered its territorial waters without notifying it.
