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France in No Mood to Make Concessions to Russia, Presidency Says

France is unwilling to make concessions to Russia and wants Ukraine to win the war against Moscow's invading forces with its territorial integrity restored, a French presidential official said on Friday, as Paris seeks to assuage concerns over its stance in the conflict. President Emmanuel Macron has been criticized by…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Outlander author Diana Gabaldon set to be given honorary degree by Scots university

The university is awarding the accolades to people across Europe in recognition of their work around politics, science, arts and humanities.

Daily Record

French President Macron to visit Romania and Moldova next week amid Ukraine crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Romania and Moldova next week to express France's solidarity with its European allies which are most exposed to the war in Ukraine, said Macron's Elysee office on Friday.

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Home Office urged to waive £18k visa fees for Ukrainian orchestra set to perform at BBC Proms

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra, comprised of refugees and top musicians, face a struggle to raise funds despite playing in Europe for free

Evening Standard

Macron’s Europe minister braces for make-or-break Paris election

Clément Beaune is standing in key seat against leftwing alliance candidate as French president tries to win parliamentary majority

The Guardian - UK

EU lawmakers press Brussels for more democracy, respect for rule of law

The European Parliament this week adopted three resolutions aimed at streamlining the democratic process within the EU's complicated bureaucracy. It wants to get rid of the power of veto, improve rule-of-law mechanisms and hand Brussels broader control over national policymaking. But it's still a long way off before the measures…

Radio France Internationale

Swimming Trunks: Cool Moment Elephants Take Dip In Pool

This is the cool moment elephants take a break from the heat at a zoo’s new enclosure.

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Stork About A Baby Boom: Record Hatching Of Rare Chicks

A zoo has seen an astonishing number of white stork chicks – once considered extinct in parts of Europe – hatching this spring thanks to perfect weather.

Zenger

Eurozone interest rates to rise for first time in a decade

The European Central Bank (ECB) will raise interest rates next month for the first time in 11 years in a bid to control soaring inflation, ending a stimulus scheme to support the economy during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Radio France Internationale

Ange Postecoglou wants Celtic to make lasting Champions League impact as he makes 'be better' claim

The Hoops are back in Europe's premier competition at the group stage after reclaiming the Scottish Premiership title from Rangers last season as they mix it with the big boys next term

Glasgow Live

Serbia shrugs off pressure from Germany to join EU sanctions on Russia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vuvic appeared to rebuff pressure from German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Friday for Serbia to join European Union sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, saying he did not believe sanctions to be "efficient".

Reuters

Warning as hundreds of flights to Europe cancelled this summer

One airline has axed about 900 domestic and European short-haul trips for July

Liverpool Echo

Celtic 'eyeing' Vinicius Souza loan transfer but face competition from host of European sides

The 22-year-old impressed during a season-long loan in Belgium with KV Mechelen and is expected to head back out for another temporary stint for the upcoming campaign.

Glasgow Live

Ryanair strike action could impact flights to Spain, Portugal and France this summer

Unions in Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and Belgium have threatened Europe wide action

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France 24

The Holocaust in Latvia: Author Linda Kinstler on her family's role and collective memory

Journalist and author Linda Kinstler's new book, "Come to This Court and Cry: How the Holocaust Ends", combines a deeply personal family history during World War II with the universal themes of collective memory, justice and national identity. The topics are all the more relevant as Europe grapples with its…

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EU Votes To Uphold Ban On Sales Of New ICE-Powered Cars From 2035

There's one final step left before the combustion engine is declared dead in Europe.

The Hindu

Europe's largest meat-eating dinosaur found on Isle of Wight

Palaeontologists said they have found parts of the skeleton of the dinosaur, which lived during the Cretaceous Period

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's weakness brings international complications

When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson survived a no-confidence vote this week, at least one other world leader shared his relief

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Daily Mirror

Sergio Garcia and Graeme McDowell make European appeal as golf's civil war sours further

The launch of the new LIV Golf Invitational in Hertfordshire yesterday was overshadowed by the PGA Tour banning all 17 members who had teed up without permission

The Independent UK

Ukraine fears a long war might cause West to lose interest

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine grinds into its fourth month, officials in Kyiv have expressed fears that the specter of “war fatigue” could erode the West’s resolve to help the country push back Moscow’s aggression

The Guardian - UK

England is failing to capitalise on its onshore wind potential

Planning policy is killing off projects that would otherwise help provide the energy Europe needs

Birmingham Post

Big Interview: Intelligent Energy boss on why they might have to build £100m gigafactory in Europe

‘We are British-owned with brilliant products and an ambition to grow quickly – the ball is in the Government’s court’

Reason

Guns Kill People, and Tyrants with Gun Monopolies Kill the Most

In the long term, disarmament often leads to mass murder by government.

The Independent UK

Fire at LNG terminal in Texas jolts residents, fuel markets

An explosion at a liquefied natural gas terminal in Texas has left nearby residents rattled

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