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The European Commission calls on Member States to strengthen control over European investments in foreign markets. Brussels has published a recommendation this Wednesday in which it asks governments for greater scrutiny of the investments their companies make in non-EU countries, especially those linked to microchips, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. Economic security is one of the axes that will underpin the second term, which is beginning, of Ursula von der Leyen. Therefore, this recommendation from the Community Executive opens the door to taking complementary actions if necessary, that is, if risks to the community’s economic security are identified with these…
Nottingham Forest 1 Liverpool 1 – The back page of Daily Mirror reports on last night’s Premier League match. Itoje has replaced George as the England skipper ahead of the Six Nations. Mikel Arteta has backed Kia Havertz amid social media abuse.
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Tulip leaves CITY AM reports on the resignation of Treasury Minister Tulip Siddiq who stepped down over fears her recent scandal will become a distraction. The paper also reports that businesses have lost confidence – now at the lowest since Liz Truss crashed the economy in 2022.
“As the rest of the world ages, Africa will become a crucial source of labour: more than half the young people entering the global workforce in 2030 will be African.”
Siddiq quits over London properties linked to ousted Bangladeshi regime The FT leads with Tulip Siddiq announcing her resignation. The paper says she stepped down over fears her situation would be a distraction and harm the government’s resignation. The paper highlights that the prime minister has kept the door open for her return. The paper reports Elon Musk is being used as a broker in a deal to stop TikTok’s US shutdown. In other USA news on the front page, there is a picture of the LA wildfires with a story reporting strong winds are raising the threat.
Treasury minister Siddiq quits over corruption probes The lead story for The Independent reports Treasury Minister Tulip Siddiq has resigned over an anti-corruption probe in Bangladesh – despite an independent adviser clearing the PM’s “ally” of breaking the ministerial code. A large image of Princess Kate makes the front page as she visits the hospital which treated her cancer. She later announced she is now in remission.
Kate’s return to cancer hospital: Thank You The Princess of Wales is featured on the front splash of the Metro after she returned to the London hospital which had treated her cancer. The princess announced she is now in remission.
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