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EU Hardware Law Demands 5% Local Concrete Yet Ignores Design Software
The EU will soon require a minimum share of homegrown physical components in public tech projects, while leaving the digital…
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Uber and Pony.ai to Flood Europe With 2,000 Driverless Taxis
Autonomous taxis are about to become a regular part of city streets across Europe, not just a tech demo. Uber…
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Korea Arms KF-21 With Homegrown Meteor-Class Missile by 2033
South Korea just committed to equipping its KF-21 fighter with an indigenous long-range air-to-air missile by 2033. The move cuts…
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World No. 3 Indian Duo Erases Two-Set Deficit to Reach Quarterfinals
Top-seeded contenders rarely survive a two-set hole, yet India’s No. 3 doubles team just flipped that script under maximum pressure.…
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Fake Eclipse Glasses Could Blind Viewers During Europe’s First Such Event Since 1999
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Albania Beats US, UK, Germany in Global Cybersecurity Rankings After 2022 Attack
Albania now ranks ahead of several major Western economies in national cybersecurity strength. The overhaul followed a 2022 Iranian state-backed…
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$1 Billion Google Fine Triggers US-Europe Trade War Over Tech Rules
Europe just slapped Google with a billion-dollar penalty and Washington is already weighing retaliatory moves. The dispute centers on who…
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Former Knicks president joins $1 billion bidding war for London NBA franchise
A former Madison Square Garden executive is now competing against some of the world's wealthiest sports investors for a new…
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Europe’s €5bn Fund Aims to Stop Tech Firms Fleeing Abroad
A €5 billion state-backed fund is pooling capital from 27 countries to fix one of Europe's most persistent economic problems.…
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