Guy Birchall
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Guy Birchall is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories with a particular interest in freedom of expression and social issues.
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Google to Sign EU’s AI Code of Practice
Parent company Alphabet’s global affairs president and chief legal officer announced the decision, with some reservations, in a blog post.
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European Roads, Bridges, Rail Unfit for War With Russia: EU Transport Chief
Apostolos Tzitzikostas said that tanks and troops could not move quickly around the continent in the event of a mass mobilization.
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Romanian Deputy PM Resigns Over Old Bribery Case
Anastasiu was never charged with a crime and said his company had paid all its taxes.
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Solar Energy Rollout Across EU Slows as Subsidies Are Cut
A report by SolarPower Europe says that the industry on the continent is set for its first year-on-year slowdown in more than a decade.
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Passenger Jet Crashes in Russia’s Far East Killing 48, Officials Say
The Angara Airlines plane crashed as it was preparing to land in the Amur region.
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Putin Grants Belarusians Living in Russia Right to Vote
Belarusians permanently living in Russia can also stand in local elections.
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‘No Issues’ in Locking Mechanism of Fuel Control Switches in Boeing Fleet: Air India
A Boeing 787 jetliner crashed last month, killing hundreds of people, after it fell from the sky shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad Airport in western India.
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Israel Says 28-Country Call for War in Gaza to End Is ‘Disconnected From Reality’
A statement, backed by a raft of European nations as well as Australia, Canada, and Japan, pushed for a negotiated cease-fire between Hamas and Israel.
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Israel Expands Gaza Operations, Sends Tanks Into City of Deir Al-Balah
The military also dropped leaflets ordering people in several districts in southwest Deir Al-Balah to leave their homes and head further south.
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EU Approves Sanctions Package Against Russia
The sanctions package came amid mounting pressure from Washington.
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Google to Sign EU’s AI Code of Practice
Parent company Alphabet’s global affairs president and chief legal officer announced the decision, with some reservations, in a blog post.
|
European Roads, Bridges, Rail Unfit for War With Russia: EU Transport Chief
Apostolos Tzitzikostas said that tanks and troops could not move quickly around the continent in the event of a mass mobilization.
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Romanian Deputy PM Resigns Over Old Bribery Case
Anastasiu was never charged with a crime and said his company had paid all its taxes.
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Solar Energy Rollout Across EU Slows as Subsidies Are Cut
A report by SolarPower Europe says that the industry on the continent is set for its first year-on-year slowdown in more than a decade.
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Passenger Jet Crashes in Russia’s Far East Killing 48, Officials Say
The Angara Airlines plane crashed as it was preparing to land in the Amur region.
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Putin Grants Belarusians Living in Russia Right to Vote
Belarusians permanently living in Russia can also stand in local elections.
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‘No Issues’ in Locking Mechanism of Fuel Control Switches in Boeing Fleet: Air India
A Boeing 787 jetliner crashed last month, killing hundreds of people, after it fell from the sky shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad Airport in western India.
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Israel Says 28-Country Call for War in Gaza to End Is ‘Disconnected From Reality’
A statement, backed by a raft of European nations as well as Australia, Canada, and Japan, pushed for a negotiated cease-fire between Hamas and Israel.
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Israel Expands Gaza Operations, Sends Tanks Into City of Deir Al-Balah
The military also dropped leaflets ordering people in several districts in southwest Deir Al-Balah to leave their homes and head further south.
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EU Approves Sanctions Package Against Russia
The sanctions package came amid mounting pressure from Washington.
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