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Abgeordnete drohen, die Verhandlungen zu blockieren, falls bis zum 12. November keine Änderungen vorgenommen werden.

As the Commission considers new online consumer rules, the Dutch consumer watchdog is pushing for the EU to regulate the video games industry

But the risk of a further flare-up in trade tensions and signs of slowing wage growth, are sparking concerns the ECB may need to make more cuts later

The €1 billion EU-backed project is seen as key to connecting Iberia with France and Germany and shifting passengers from planes to trains

“We don't comment on trade negotiations between third countries, but... we welcome any development that removes barriers to global trade flows,” a Commission spokesperson said

Parliamentarians are threatening to block talks unless changes are made by 12 November

Initial members include Nextcloud, Ecosia, Proton, Probabl, Upsun, Abilian, IONOS, Evroc, and iconomy

Tallinn says it is working with Washington to reinforce, not reduce, US troop presence in the region

After almost all the ballots had been counted in the Dutch parliamentary election, Rob Jetten's left-liberal D66 and right-wing populist Geert Wilders' PVV were almost neck and neck. Jetten, 38, whose party almost tripled its number of seats from 9 to 26, is widely seen as the winner and next prime minister. Europe's press draws lessons for dealing with right-wing populists.

El-Fasher, the capital of the Sudanese province of North Darfur, is in a catastrophic state following its capture by RSF militia. There are reports that the RSF has killed at least 1,500 civilians in the last few days. More than 460 of the killings took place in a hospital, according to the World Health Organisation. European media lament the lethargy of the international community.

At their meeting in South Korea, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump have agreed on several compromises in the trade dispute. While Trump says the dispute is now 'settled', Xi was more cautious and called for further consultations to reach tangible results regarding rare earths, agricultural imports and tariffs, among other things. What does the trial of strength between the two superpowers mean for the international order?