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Ireland to nominate Donohoe for second term as Eurogroup chief

Ireland will nominate Paschal Donohoe to serve a second term as president of the Eurogroup even though he will no longer be Ireland's finance minister when his term in Europe comes to an end in January, the government said on Friday.

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France attempts to match immigration policies with labour needs

The French government on Wednesday announced a bill that would create a specific residence permit to enable illegal immigrants who work in understaffed sector to legalise their status. The new measure aims to fight the exploitation of undocumented migrants and comes at a time when many European countries are experiencing…

France 24

Damon HyperFighter Colossus To Make European Debut At EICMA 2022

Damon Motors announces that it will exhibit the HyperFighter Colossus electric supernaked bike at EICMA 2022, with the company’s top brass welcoming fans.

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Edinburgh mum driving to 'forgotten' Ukrainian villages to help mothers in need

Chris Murphy, 49, told Edinburgh Live she will be taking turns driving alongside volunteer Oleg Dmitriev as the pair head across Europe to deliver a selection of 'baby backpacks' to a maternity unit in Chuhuiv .

Edinburgh Live

Ange Postecoglou on 'open minded' Celtic transfer policy as player trading path to Champions League success laid out

The Parkhead boss admits players could be sold to help build the squad for a European stage.

Daily Record

Every word of Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst's presser as transfer policy detailed with club at risk of losing TEN stars

The Ibrox side head to Perth on Sunday as they look to put their Champions League misery firmly behind them and the Gers boss spoke ahead of that trip.

Daily Record

Finlay Pollock in dream Hearts moment as Jambo savours European moment against Istanbul Basaksehir

The Tynecastle youngster managed to get on the park in European competition for a team he has grown up supporting and he says it was a surreal moment to experience.

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'One in four' Europeans suffer financial hardship as food, energy prices soar

According to survey by a French NGO, one in four people across six European countries say they are in a precarious financial situation that has forced them to give up certain needs – such as heating their home or eating meals.

Radio France Internationale

Greece urged to dig harder on phone surveillance scandal

A European parliamentary committee investigating the use of spyware in the 27-country bloc has urged Greek officials to do more to shed light on a phone surveillance scandal that targeted opposition politicians and journalists

The Independent UK

As war rages, Ukrainian startups spread message of hope

Ukrainian entrepreneurs brought a message of hope to this week's Web Summit in Lisbon, Europe's largest tech gathering that ended on Friday: the war has made them more resilient than ever.

Reuters

Shamrock Rovers backup goalkeeper Leon Pohls believes Alan Mannus is getting better and better

The 40-year-old goalkeeper played a leading role in Shamrock Rovers’ league title success this season and also in their run to Europe’s group stages

Irish Mirror

COP27: a year on from the Glasgow climate pact, the world is burning more fossil fuels than ever

The burning of fossil fuels caused 86% of all CO₂ emissions during the past ten years. Despite being the primary culprits of global heating, coal, oil and gas were barely mentioned in the official texts of previous UN climate change summits.

The Conversation

Xi tells Scholz China opposes nuclear force in message to Putin

Chinese President Xi Jinping told German Chancellor Olaf Scholz he opposed the use of nuclear force in Europe, in his most direct remarks yet on the need to keep Russia’s war in Ukraine from escalating.

Tribune News Service

As inflation rises, could European support for Ukraine wobble?

Europe’s solidarity and commitment towards Kyiv looks set to be tested this winter.

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European Central Bank leader doubles down on rate increases

The head of the European Central Bank underlined the bank’s determination to fight rampant inflation with more interest rate increases on top of recent record hikes

Daily Record

Scots city named one of the most cultured in Europe - beating Paris, Florence and London

Edinburgh finished second only behind Venice in Italy in the top 10.

Glasgow Live

Celtic earn almost £8m more than Rangers in Champions League with reason for difference provided

The Hoops and Light Blues have now come to the end of their European campaigns for this season and while both have profited, one has done so more than the other.

Al Jazeera

Europa League roundup: Arsenal top, Manchester United in playoffs

The final group matches saw 8 teams progress to the Europa League’s final 16, and another 8 head to the playoffs.

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‘Wouldn’t want to trade’: Why Australia’s inflation battle pales in comparison to global woes

Times are tough in Australia right now, but Reserve Bank boss Philip Lowe doesn’t think you’d want to be anywhere else.

Daily Record

Rotten Rangers give Celtic Champions League solace as Parkhead punters accused of celebrating failure – Hotline

Michael Gannon manned the Hotline and found supporters of the big two squabbling... over who is the WORST in Europe

Edinburgh Live

Europa Conference League fuels Hearts ambition as Robbie Neilson reveals Turkish dressing room chat

The Jambos are out of Europe and have their Premiership plus Scottish Cup campaigns to tend to now, with a return to the continent on their minds for next season.

Bangkok Post

Red Bull revamped after founder's death

Red Bull has divided management duties among a handful of European executives, distancing the company’s day-to-day leadership from the family of billionaire founder Dietrich Mateschitz less than two weeks after his death in Austria at age 78.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Is smearing food on the ‘Mona Lisa’ a productive form of climate change protest?

In recent months climate activists have been in a food fight with art museums across Europe. Their protests include throwing tomato soup at a van Gogh painting in London’s National Gallery and smearing cake on the protective glass over the “Mona Lisa.” Last week they threw mashed potatoes on the…

France 24

CO2 capture and storage: Environmental lifeline or blank cheque for polluters?

CO2 capture and storage technologies are gaining momentum as the world struggles to reduce emissions enough to avoid a climate catastrophe. Some climate activists are sceptical and see this technology as a cop-out. But others say its use could well be necessary.

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European Lawmakers Visit Taiwan, Taking Different Path from Scholz

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz set out on a high-profile visit to Beijing while lawmakers from seven European countries and the European Union were winding up a show of solidarity in Taiwan.

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