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Financial Times: Is the deadline for new competition rules too little, too late?
EU fines tech giant billions for hindering music streaming competition
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European Union pushes for Palestinian statehood
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Simon Kuper: The Dutch are piloting a saner European right
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Climate protesters strike budget airline boss with pies outside EU
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Apple and Microsoft in fight over iMessage and Bing ‘gatekeeper’ label
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Russian billionaire pleads for EU sanctions relief after decrying war
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