Eliza Gkritsi
Tech Reporter at POLITICO Europe
Tech journalist with a passion for climate change change. Currently editing @Euractiv. formerly @CoinDesk @technodeChina @AthensLiveGR
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6 days ago |
politico.eu | Max Griera |Eliza Gkritsi |Nicholas Vinocur
Cypriot non-attached Member of the European Parliament Fidias Panayiotou will visit Moscow on Friday — the same day as Vladimir Putin’s “Victory Day” celebrations — along with other EU lawmakers from Germany’s Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) and Slovakia’s SMER.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.eu | Eliza Gkritsi
The European Union on Wednesday threw the first stone in a long fight — fining Apple and Meta hundreds of millions of euros for breaking digital antitrust rules. That prompted an immediate question: What about X? The platform formerly known as Twitter has been in the EU’s sights under a parallel tech regulation, the Digital Services Act, since its content moderation and staffing policies were overhauled when the world’s richest man Elon Musk bought it in 2022.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Eliza Gkritsi
A Dhaka court issued an arrest warrant for British Labour MP Tulip Siddiq over corruption charges. Siddiq is the niece of former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, who resigned following widespread protests against her rule in August 2024, after a total of 20 years helming the country. Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating whether Siddiq illegally received a plot of land in the country’s capital in a wider probe over her aunt’s regime.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Eliza Gkritsi
More than 30 people were killed and at least 80 others wounded by in a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy on Sunday, officials said, in one of the deadliest attacks on Ukraine this year. Moscow's forces fired two ballistic missiles into the heart of the city Sunday morning as people gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday, according to Ukrainian officials. At least 32 people died in the airstrike, including two children, they said.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Eliza Gkritsi
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer is suspending tariffs on 89 products in order to ease pressure on companies affected by Washington's trade war. The suspension of tariffs on a range of products from electric vehicle batteries to agave syrup extends until July 2027. The move is part of a wider drive to protect British firms from United States President Donald Trump's tariffs, including an increase in state-backed loans for companies, The Telegraph reported.
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