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- Apple to launch 2027 Pencil models with removable batteries
- Moldova President Nominates Businessman Vasile Tofan as PM
- Albanian prosecutors probe forged deeds in Kushner resort
- EU says it cannot force Sony to keep PlayStation discs
- Binance says 70% of EU users moved to self-custody wallets
- Ukraine denies Nord Stream sabotage, proposes joint probe
- EU ministers discuss trade ban on Israeli settlement goods
- EU to Open Accession Talks for Ukraine, Moldova July 14
- EU Parliament Extends Voluntary Message Scanning Law to 2028
- EU ends SAP antitrust probe after agrees to support changes
- Bayeux Tapestry arrives at British Museum
- Parliament extends child-abuse scan, bans encrypted chats
Moldova President Nominates Businessman Vasile Tofan as PM
Moldovan President Maia Sandu nominated businessman Vasile Tofan as the country's next prime minister on Saturday, July 11, 2026, tasking the political newcomer with forming a new government to advance Moldova's European...
Albanian prosecutors probe forged deeds in Kushner resort
Albanian prosecutors are investigating whether the land for a luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner was sold using forged property deeds, adding a significant legal challenge to a project already facing months of mass pr...
EU says it cannot force Sony to keep PlayStation discs
European Union officials have indicated they lack the legal authority to compel Sony to reverse its decision to cease production of physical PlayStation game discs, a policy set to take effect in January 2028.
Binance says 70% of EU users moved to self-custody wallets
Following the suspension of its services for European Union users ahead of a key regulatory deadline, the majority of withdrawn funds have flowed into self-custodied wallets rather than to other licensed exchanges, accor...
Ukraine denies Nord Stream sabotage, proposes joint probe
Ukraine has formally denied any state involvement in the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines and has proposed forming a joint investigation team with Germany, seeking to de-escalate a growing diplomatic rift.
EU ministers discuss trade ban on Israeli settlement goods
European Union foreign ministers will meet in Brussels on Monday, July 13, 2026, to discuss potential new trade restrictions on goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
EU to Open Accession Talks for Ukraine, Moldova July 14
Ukraine and Moldova will formally open a second round of membership negotiations with the European Union on July 14 in Brussels, advancing their lengthy accession process.
EU Parliament Extends Voluntary Message Scanning Law to 2028
The European Parliament voted on July 9, 2026, to reinstate a temporary law allowing digital platforms to voluntarily scan users' private messages for illegal child abuse material, extending the measure until 2028.
EU ends SAP antitrust probe after agrees to support changes
The European Commission has closed an antitrust investigation into SAP after the German software giant agreed to legally binding changes that will make it significantly easier for customers to switch to rival support pro...
Bayeux Tapestry arrives at British Museum
The Bayeux Tapestry, a nearly 1,000-year-old medieval masterpiece, arrived at the British Museum in London early on Friday, July 10, 2026, marking its first return to England since its creation.
Parliament extends child-abuse scan, bans encrypted chats
The European Parliament voted on Thursday, July 9, to extend a temporary legal framework that allows online platforms to voluntarily scan private communications for known child sexual abuse material.
Spain commits to NATO spending, averting US trade threat
A tense standoff between the United States and Spain over defense spending was abruptly resolved on Thursday after Spain agreed to a substantial financial commitment to NATO, defusing a threat by President Donald Trump t...
EU reviews MiCA to address foreign stablecoins tokenization
The European Union is preparing to revise its landmark Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation just days after the framework became fully enforceable across the bloc.
French regulator orders Meta to resume news payment talks
France's competition authority has ordered Meta Platforms to resume negotiations with French news publishers and present a payment plan for the use of their content, stating the company's approach likely constitutes an a...
Western Europe records hottest June on record amid heatwave
Western Europe has recorded its hottest June on record, according to the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service, as the region endures a third major heatwave and wildfires rage across France and Spain.
ESMA launches EU wide review of crypto custody services
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) launched a coordinated supervisory review of crypto custody services on July 8, marking a significant step in the European Union's post-MiCA regulatory enforcement.
Volunteer firefighter dies in Savoie Alpine wildfire
A 22-year-old volunteer firefighter has died while battling a wildfire in the Savoie region of the French Alps, officials announced Wednesday, as a wave of blazes continues to scorch southern Europe.
Kraken applies for full EU banking license in Lithuania
Kraken, a major U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange, has reportedly applied for a full banking license from the Bank of Lithuania, according to a person familiar with the matter.
EU Court Upholds Apple Gatekeeper Status Under DMA
Apple lost a major legal challenge on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, as the European Union's General Court upheld its designation as a "gatekeeper" under the bloc's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
