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The European Court of Justice has dismissed Google's appeal against the Android antitrust ruling, confirming the European Commission's 4.1–4.3 billion euro penalty for pre-installation practices. The decision comes after years of litigation, as Brussels continues to push for stronger digital regulation.
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters have marched in London calling for Britain to end its complicity in Israel’s Gaza war. They urged sanctions and a arms embargo as Labour leader-turned-potential-prime minister Andy Burnham faces scrutiny over Gaza policy while Keir Starmer prepares to stand down.
The EU Court of Justice has ruled that Vlaams Belang cannot rely on freedom of expression to justify using IKEA trademarks in its 2022 “IKEA Plan” campaign. The decision requires a Belgian court to decide the final outcome, with the court noting the branding could damage IKEA’s reputation and commercial interests.