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How Europe might help re-opening Strait of Hormuz, after the ‘hot war’
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (934+ words) The war in the Arabian Gulf has produced one of the most severe maritime crises in decades. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, global energy markets are in convulsion, supply chains are fracturing, and thousands of seafarers remain stranded....
Did EU ‘right to repair’ law force Apple to finally make a repairable Macbook?
1+ week, 6+ day ago (915+ words) Apple didn't suddenly decide to make repairable laptops. They were forced to. And in so doing, they proved something the entire tech industry denied for a decade: repairability was never a technical problem " it was a policy problem." For a…...
EU sanctions? The two faces of Russia’s FIDE world-chess boss
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (1526+ words) EU and the World The Russian head of world chess, Arkady Dvorkovich, has two faces " a politically-correct one that the Swiss-based International Chess Federation or World Chess Federation (FIDE) wants the EU to see, and a pro-war face that has…...
MEPs vote to keep air passenger rights, setting up row with EU capitals
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (569+ words) The European Parliament voted by a large majority on Wednesday (21 January) in favour of upholding current air passenger rights in Europe " amid disagreement with the Council of the EU." The vote in the parliament saw 632 in favour, 15 against and nine…...
When a European airline chooses to delay, they still must pay, ECJ rules
4+ week, 1+ day ago (480+ words) If a European airline chooses to delay a flight due to extraordinary circumstances, causing later flights to be delayed, it must still compensate the subsequent passengers, according to a new European Court of Justice ruling published on Wednesday (4 March)." EU…...
Europe’s bumpy road to mobility transition
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (792+ words) The European Union stands at a crossroads in its mobility ambitions. While having some of the world's most advanced transport networks, the bloc still grapples with fragmented cross-border connections, ageing infrastructure, a heavy reliance on road and air travel, as…...
EUobserver joins journalist-owned publisher Denník N
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (317+ words) EUobserver, the independent online media covering European Union affairs, on Tuesday (16 February) announced that it is joining journalist-owned Slovak publishing house Denn'k N, in a bid to strengthen its long-term sustainability, resilience, and capacity for growth " while fully preserving its…...
EU Commission unveils new anti-drone plan including ‘no-fly’ zones
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (426+ words) EU and the World The European Commission announced its new drone action plan to counter malicious unmanned aerial vehicles on Wednesday (11 February) " with new measures to detect them, protect critical infrastructure, and respond to threats." Drone attacks and interference against…...
Russian chess boss, Central Asia, crypto targeted in new EU sanctions
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (1023+ words) EU and the World The Russian head of world chess and Asian sanctions-busters feature in the draft new round of EU measures against Moscow for the Ukraine war " which also cover chemical weapons, killer drones, mercenaries in Belize, crypto, metals,…...
Listen: Can a European social platform compete with X?
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (684+ words) After Elon Musk's X, could Europe finally build its own social media powerhouse? In this episode, L'a Marchal explores the "W" social media platform, Anna Zeiter's bold alternative " its ambitions, challenges, and whether Europe can truly rival US tech giants....