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By Kai Lindgren

Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.

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How to Set Euronews as Your Preferred News Source on Google
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How to Set Euronews as Your Preferred News Source on Google

Google has introduced a personalisation feature for news search results. Users can now select a preferred source, such as Euronews, to appea

Europe's Retro Tech Collectors: Why Dumb Phones and iPods Are Making a Comeback
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Europe's Retro Tech Collectors: Why Dumb Phones and iPods Are Making a Comeback

Sales of dumb phones among 18-24-year-olds surged 148% between 2021 and 2024. Collectors across Europe are turning to iPods, vinyl, and retr

Finnish ICEYE Satellites Lead Earth Observation with Radar Precision
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Finnish ICEYE Satellites Lead Earth Observation with Radar Precision

ICEYE's radar satellites deliver ultra-precise images through clouds and darkness, tracking oil spills, floods, and military movements. The

EU Not Planning to Ban VPNs Despite Online Age-Verification Push
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EU Not Planning to Ban VPNs Despite Online Age-Verification Push

Social media claims that the EU is about to ban VPNs are unfounded. The European Commission has confirmed it has no plans to restrict the to

Europe's Military AI Race: Germany, France, UK Lead Integration Efforts
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Europe's Military AI Race: Germany, France, UK Lead Integration Efforts

European militaries are moving from AI experimentation to operational integration. Germany, France, the UK, and Ukraine lead with drone prog

Iran's IRGC-Linked Media Push for Fees on Strait of Hormuz Internet Cables
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Iran's IRGC-Linked Media Push for Fees on Strait of Hormuz Internet Cables

IRGC-linked outlets Tasnim and Fars News Agency urge Tehran to impose fees on submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz. They claim potential

Inside Seoul's Hotel Training Ground for Humanoid Robots
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Inside Seoul's Hotel Training Ground for Humanoid Robots

At a luxury hotel in Seoul, workers wear cameras to record every hand movement, teaching humanoid robots to fold napkins and polish glasses.

US Tech Titans in Beijing: Europe's AI Strategy Under Pressure
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US Tech Titans in Beijing: Europe's AI Strategy Under Pressure

Donald Trump's Beijing summit includes an 'AI Cabinet' of US tech leaders. Europe lacks hyperscale AI firms but controls key chip supply cha

Trump Adds Nvidia CEO to China Summit Delegation at Last Minute
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Trump Adds Nvidia CEO to China Summit Delegation at Last Minute

Trump added Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to the China summit delegation at the last minute after media coverage of his absence. The move undersco

Sam Altman Testifies Musk Abandoned OpenAI, Sought Control
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Sam Altman Testifies Musk Abandoned OpenAI, Sought Control

Sam Altman testified that Elon Musk abandoned OpenAI and put it in a difficult place. The trial could reshape OpenAI's structure. Altman den

Social Media Ban for Under-16s: European Experts and Teens Weigh In
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Social Media Ban for Under-16s: European Experts and Teens Weigh In

Australia's 2025 social media ban for under-16s has sparked debate in Europe, with the EU considering similar measures. Experts are divided

Trump-Xi Summit: AI Warfare and Cybersecurity to Dominate as Chip Deal Fades
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Trump-Xi Summit: AI Warfare and Cybersecurity to Dominate as Chip Deal Fades

AI warfare and cybersecurity are set to dominate the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing, as a semiconductor deal remains elusive. The talks will als