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French regulators fine Google $272 million in dispute with news publishers
France’s competition watchdog has hit Google with another big fine tied to a long-running dispute over payments to French publishers for their news
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The EU's new import deal would support Ukraine while protecting the bloc's farmers
European Union lawmakers have agreed to renew Ukraine’s import rates, which have been in place since shortly after Russia invaded while adding protective measures for agricultural products such as grain and honey to address the concerns of farmers across the 27-nation bloc
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Doing business in China is growing tougher, more uncertain, European business group says
A report by a European business group says that uncertainty and “draconian regulations” have drastically raised risks for foreign businesses in China
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England is limiting gender transitions for youths. US legislators are watching
Legislators in at least two U.S. states are citing a recent decision by England's public health service to restrict puberty blockers for transgender youths as support for their own related proposals
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Election misinformation is a problem in any language. But some gets more attention than others
Election misinformation will pose a formidable challenge this year as billions of people in dozens of countries head to the polls
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Milan exhibit sheds new light on Renaissance altarpiece, reuniting far-flung panels after centuries
An unprecedented exhibition opening Wednesday at the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan reunites for the first time in over 450 years eight surviving panels of the Augustinian Altarpiece by the early Italian Renaissance master Piero della Francesca, while possibly solving one of its enduring mysteries
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Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten is stepping down as creative director at the end of June
Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten says he will step down from his namesake brand at the end of June
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The UK will host a summit of European leaders at Winston Churchill's birthplace on July 18
The British government says it will hold the next meeting of the European Political Community on July 18
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European Union pushes ahead with a plan to buy weapons for Ukraine with frozen Russian asset profits
The European Union's top diplomat says he's pressing ahead with a plan to use the profits generated from billions of euros of Russian assets frozen in Europe to help provide weapons for Ukraine
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Sex trade to slavery: A UN agency says criminals reap $236B a year in profits from forced labor
The U.N. labor agency says illegal profits from forced labor globally have risen to the “obscene” amount of $236 billion per year
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