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EU Freezes €210B in Russian Assets Indefinitely — REUTERS / frL012

Russian Politics · Russia

EU Freezes €210B in Russian Assets Indefinitely

44% Center coverage: 156 sources

The European Union agreed on Thursday to indefinitely immobilise approximately €210 billion ($246 billion) in Russian Central Bank assets. The bulk of these funds, around €185 billion, is held at Euroclear, a central securities depository based in Brussels.See the Story

European Commission Opens Antitrust Probe Into Google's AI Content Use — REUTERS / FES376

Google · France

European Commission Opens Antitrust Probe Into Google's AI Content Use

48% Center coverage: 127 sources

It is examining whether the tech giant did not offer "appropriate compensation" to web publishers.See the Story

Czech populist billionaire Babiš sworn in as prime minister — REUTERS / pwu404

Andrej Babiš · Czechia

Czech populist billionaire Babiš sworn in as prime minister

51% Center coverage: 68 sources

Populist billionaire Andrej Babiš was sworn in Tuesday as the Czech Republic’s new prime minister, following October’s parliamentary election, as the next government is expected to steer the country away from supporting Ukraine and reject European Union policies on issues like the environment.See the Story

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