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Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Fidesz on the brink of collapse as Orbáns puppets fall, while Magyar makes his first major blunder (102 days since the election) Prematurely announcing Hungarian chess grandmaster would be the next president - despite promising an open contest, then backtracking, has proved Péter Magyar first major blunder since taking office.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Fidesz on the brink of collapse as Orbáns puppets fall, while Magyar makes his first major blunder (102 days since the election) Prematurely announcing Hungarian chess grandmaster would be the next president - despite promising an open contest, then backtracking, has proved Péter Magyar first major blunder since taking office.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.

Google hit with bare minimum EU fine for steering users to their services Google has been fined close to €1bn by the due to its search engine monopoly, which prioritised Google Flights or Google Store over other results, and for charging business too much on Google Play.

Fidesz on the brink of collapse as Orbáns puppets fall, while Magyar makes his first major blunder (102 days since the election) Prematurely announcing Hungarian chess grandmaster would be the next president - despite promising an open contest, then backtracking, has proved Péter Magyar first major blunder since taking office.

Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611) His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscows propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just months away.

How Europes liberals are embracing the politics of security From higher defence budgets to tighter control over social media, liberals are quietly backing a more muscular state they once resisted, arguing it is the price of keeping European freedoms alive.

Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption The battle over this 21st sanctions round lays bare a new fault line in Europes Russia policy, with Greece and Austria securing sensitive carve-outs.