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08.06 / 16:51

business European Union Deal EU strikes deal to impose 40% quota for women on boards of large companies by 2026

The European Union has agreed to impose gender quotas to ensure women have at least 40 per cent of seats on the boards of large companies.

08.06 / 16:13

Mining regulation lawmaker crypto legislation French Lawmaker Releases New Report to Push for Crypto Legislation

Pierre Person, a lawmaker from France’s ruling La République En Marche! (LREM) party, has unveiled a new report which introduces a number of legislative proposals related to crypto and digital assets, pushing for the adoption of crypto legislation in the French parliament.

08.06 / 12:59

Technology European Union One dead and eight injured after vehicle hits pedestrians in Berlin

At least one person was killed and eight others injured after a vehicle ploughed into pedestrians in Berlin on Wednesday morning, rescue services said.

08.06 / 12:17

Technology European Union Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy praises 'heroic defence' of Sievierodonetsk

Intense fighting to control Sievierodonetsk continued Tuesday, with both Russia and Ukraine making a series of claims and counter-claims about the situation on the ground. Moscow said it had "liberated" the eastern city, which is key to controlling Ukraine's eastern Donbas region, although this was soon rebuked by Kyiv who maintained they were still in control.

08.06 / 11:43

Technology European Union Food Eighteen go on trial in France accused of involvement in European horsemeat scam

Eighteen people have gone on trial in Marseille, France, accused of running a European horsemeat trading network involving produce unfit for human consumption.

08.06 / 11:43

Technology security European Union Low Like NATO, the EU has a mutual defence clause but trust appears low

Just like NATO, the European Union has its own mutual defence clause.

08.06 / 11:31

COST Twitter Target Bitcoin valuations Money 20/20 EU: Stripe's John Collison on crypto and fintech valuations

Stripe’s original proposition, to enable payments in minutes with a few lines of code, means it is often one of the first tools used by new Internet businesses. First, they fix Internet payments with Stripe, then they run into the next blocker - tax for example, or cashflow - Stripe is looking to use its position to help in all of these inter-connected areas.But is crypto part of that mix, and does it remove or add friction?According to Collison the problem with crypto is, “it is a movement as much as a technology. And that bothers crypto sceptics".

08.06 / 07:43

Technology European Union Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy promises 'heroic defence' of Sievierodonetsk

07.06 / 21:31

Technology Apple recovery Ursula von der Leyen defends controversial approval of Polish recovery plan

Ursula von der Leyen has defended her controversial decision to approve Poland's €35-billion recovery plan, arguing the judicial reforms that Brussels has imposed serve as "leverage" to restore the rule of law.

07.06 / 01:39

Technology abortion rights Outrage in Poland over new 'pregnancy register' on the back of near-total abortion ban

Poland's government is facing criticism over a new provision that requires doctors to record each pregnancy in the country.

06.06 / 23:45

Technology MPs Boris Johnson to remain as UK PM after securing the backing of Conservative MPs

Boris Johnson will remain as UK prime minister after tonight securing the backing of Conservative MPs.

06.06 / 21:11

Technology NOT Ukraine war: What has Macron said about the need not to 'humiliate Russia'?

Criticism of Emmanuel Macron continued on Monday, following comments reported at the weekend in which the French president repeated his belief that it is important not to "humiliate Russia".

06.06 / 17:03

MEPs want confidence vote in Ursula von der Leyen over COVID cash decision for Poland

Three senior MEPs have called for a vote of no confidence in the European Commission of President Ursula von der Leyen.

06.06 / 12:49

Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz recalls one million cars over braking system fault fears

Mercedes-Benz has announced the recall of nearly one million vehicles because of potential problems with their braking system.

06.06 / 00:05

Government Blockchain Bitcoin Investigations A life after crime: What happens to crypto seized in criminal investigations?

Earlier this year, during during the annual Queen’s Speech in the United Kingdom, Prince Charles informed the Parliament about two bills. One of them — the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill — would expand the government's powers to seize and recover crypto assets.

04.06 / 14:13

Queen Elizabeth II services Vocal parent of missing Russian conscript questioned by security services

The outspoken father of a missing Russian conscript has said he was questioned by the country's security services, reports The Moscow Times.

04.06 / 12:29

European Union Queen Elizabeth II safe Putin: 'We will guarantee the safe passage' of grain 'with no problems'

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday he is ready to support the smooth export of Ukrainian grain via the country's Black Sea ports.

04.06 / 10:41

European Union Ukraine war live: Russia playing 'hunger games' with world, says UN official

Thousands dead. Millions displaced. Whole cities lying in ruins.

03.06 / 18:53

European Union Queen Elizabeth II ‘Not acceptable’: Xavier Bettel lashes out at Viktor Orbán over Kirill's removal from EU sanctions

The prime minister of Luxembourg has decried as "unacceptable" the last-minute removal of Patriarch Kirill, head of Russia's Orthodox Church, from the new list of EU sanctions.

03.06 / 17:45

EU Approves Sixth Russia Sanctions Package, Including Phased Oil Embargo

The European Union has approved a sixth sanctions package against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, including a phased-in oil embargo, diplomats said on Thursday, with the measures set to take force on Friday.

03.06 / 15:43

Health European Union Queen Elizabeth II Deal recovery Fair deal or cave in? Brussels' green light of Poland's recovery plan reveals loopholes

Poland is set to receive the first tranches of the EU's recovery fund while national judges remain under the effects of the disciplinary chamber of the Supreme Court, a controversial body that is largely seen as a tool of government encroachment upon the judiciary and that the European Court of Justice has deemed incompatible with EU law.

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