Protests in France, elections in Spain, an Israeli flag row, and a deadly Russian strike on Ukrainian civilians. Adnan Leal rounds up #EuropeToday’s four biggest stories this week from the European Parliament.
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Three in four workers in the European Union have come across suspicious emails, messages or links at work, according to a Eurobarometer survey published by the European Commission on 30 September. Greece’s Hellenic Data Protection Authority (HDPA) has seized on the figures, released as European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM) got under way, to remind public bodies and private companies that protecting personal data is central to tackling cyberthreats. The survey suggests cyberthreats are now a fixture of working life, and that there is a clear gap between what employees know about digital risks and what they actually do. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ehU7QHQV
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EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič announced a deal with China on Friday to curb imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles into the EU and facilitate access to rare earths. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ewFBejDS
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“Commemorating 7 October victims is a noble cause, but not in partnership with Israeli authorities.” MEP Rima Hassan on #EuropeToday after she removed an Israeli flag from an EU Parliament exhibition commemorating 7 October victims, sparking controversy.
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"I was protesting 15 years ago, and nothing has changed. High schools are in shambles, with rats and ceilings falling." MEP Emma Rafowicz, on #EuropeToday as French student protests continue and far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon claims the "Bastille has been retaken."
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“It’s a deliberate fight and genocide against civilians.” Ukrainian MP Yulia Klymenko accuses Putin of war crimes on #EuropeToday after a Russian strike that hit two buses in Donetsk killed at least 30 people.
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Former New Zealand PM Helen Clark is "very interested in EU association agreement." She told #EuropeToday that an EU Commission official once told her that New Zealand meets every single EU membership criterion "except geography."
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"There is something really good in protesting, the problem is the violence. The French interior minister asked police to show no restraint." Member of the EU Parliament Emma Rafowicz, on #EuropeToday.
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"The French government is not doing anything for young people, especially from poorer neighborhoods." MEP Emma Rafowicz, on #EuropeToday.