Millions of vapes seized in illegal trade crackdown
Single-use vapes are among the main driving forces of the black market, the BBC is told.
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BBC reporter asks Trump how Canada's election could influence tariffs
The president avoided predicting who could win the election, but said the US does not need Canada's cars, energy or lumber.
Democratic backsliding in Europe holds lessons for America
Authoritarians' early popularity can delay resistance — but that’s when the real damage gets done.
Iran’s exiled ‘crown prince’ calls for mass labor strikes to topple regime
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah, tells POLITICO the West must create a “strike fund” to support civil resistance and paralyze the government.
Britain’s Tories brace for another electoral disaster
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Local elections pose a steep test for the Conservative leadership of Kemi Badenoch, despite wide disapproval of the Labour government.
Apple’s EU fight is transatlantic tension in a nutshell
The tech giant was hit by another European fine. It's just the latest chapter in the battle over digital regulation ― and maybe a whole lot more.
Pope Francis, the isolated climate moralist
In the weeks before his death, Francis repeated a decade-old plea for a break from both Trumpian greed and the left’s economic rationalism.
European Commission blacklists lobby groups tied to Huawei
EU executive bans meetings with Huawei-linked groups following bribery scandal.
European wines face alarming ‘forever chemical’ contamination, new study finds
From Austria to Spain, not a single wine tested came back clean, exposing the reach of ultra-persistent chemicals in Europe’s food chain.
Europe’s debt set to surge again in new era of uncertainty, IMF warns
But the Fund gives its implicit backing to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans to stabilize U.K. public finances.
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