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How Russia hooked Europe on its oil and gas – and overcame US efforts to prevent energy dependence on Moscow

The Biden administration hopes its threat of “severe economic consequences” deters Russia from invading Ukraine – an event Americans officials say could be imminent.

The Conversation

The edge of war: what, exactly, does Putin want in Ukraine?

The massive military buildup could be a bluff, or a political ploy designed for a Russian audience. Either way, the US is digging in

The Guardian - UK

Johan Lundgren: ‘I get upset when people say we should just stop flying’

Having negotiated the worst of the pandemic, easyJet’s boss faces an even tougher challenge: his industry’s efforts to decarbonise

The Guardian - UK

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Is Paul Lawrie due a turn as Europe’s Ryder Cup captain? He ticks all the boxes

A major champion and two-time Ryder Cup player, Lawrie ticks all sorts of boxes.

USA Today Sports Media Group

EV Week In Review: Musk Finally Gets Biden's Mention, XPeng Zooms Into More European Markets Ahead Of Nio, Ford Ropes In Another Tesla Executive And More

EV stocks closed the week ending Feb. 11 on a mixed note amid the broader market volatility. Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) continued to be haunted by recalls, but CEO Elon Musk scored a victory in his pursuit of an endorsement from President Joe Biden.

Benzinga

How could the US aid Ukraine if Russia invades?

Washington is said to be considering sending thousands of US troops to Nato allies in Eastern Europe

The Independent UK

French Cave Tells New Story About Early Humans

A hillside dwelling overlooking the picturesque Rhone Valley in southern France proved irresistible for our ancestors, attracting both Neanderthals and modern humans long before the latter were thought to have reached that part of Europe, a new study suggests. In a paper published Feb. 9 by the journal Science Advances,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Europeans more likely to vote green after extreme weather events

Trend has developed over six EU elections between 1994 and 2019 and is more marked in colder climates

The Guardian - UK

Motherwell star explains Scottish football's Belgian similarities and why Fir Park is next on his European adventure

The American has arrived at Fir Park and is keen to use his travelling as a platform for Motherwell success.

Daily Record

Barcelona leading race for Frank Kessie and more Manchester United transfer rumours

The AC Milan midfielder's contract at the San Siro is set to expire this summer, with some of Europe's top clubs eyeing up a move.

Manchester Evening News

What the papers say – February 12

Sombre coverage of potential military action in Eastern Europe leads many of the papers.

The Independent UK

SWIFT off Russia sanctions list, state banks likely target -U.S., EU officials

U.S. and European officials are finalizing an extensive package of sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine that targets major Russian banks, but does not include banning Russia from the SWIFT financial system, according to U.S. and European officials.

Reuters

Ukraine-Russia crisis: Why war is looming in eastern Europe

The chill of war hangs over eastern Europe after diplomacy failed

The Independent UK

The U.S. thinks Putin could invade Ukraine in a matter of days

Europe's next major war could start as soon as next week.

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France 24

Northern Ireland political crisis 'very worrying': Irish Europe Minister

Just over a year after Brexit became a practical reality, the Northern Ireland Assembly is in crisis after its First Minister resigned in protest at the Northern Ireland Protocol of the Brexit deal. Ireland's Europe Minister Thomas Byrne tells FRANCE 24 the departure of Paul Givan "has caused deep difficulties…

Reuters

Austria resists including Nord Stream 2 in EU package of Russia sanctions

Austria is sticking with its opposition to including the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in a package of sanctions against Moscow that the European Union is preparing in the event Russia invades Ukraine, Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said on Friday.

France 24

Berlin's film frenzy gets underway: 72nd Berlinale opens with 'Peter von Kant'

It's Europe's most accessible, edgy and – often – political film festival. The Berlinale has kicked off in the German capital with François Ozon's "Peter von Kant", a gender-swapped reimagining of German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 1972 feature "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant".

Al Jazeera

‘We are scapegoats’: Arab journalists fired by Deutsche Welle

Contested ‘anti-Semitism’ case highlights Germany’s difficult relationship with Palestinian-Israeli politics.

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Next-Gen VW Passat For Europe Spied For The First Time

This is an early mule using the body of the current model.

Evening Standard

Ukraine crisis: Boris Johnson tells allies he ‘fears for security of Europe’

It comes as the Foreign Office told UK nationals to leave Ukraine immediately

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘more Chamberlain than Churchill’ over Ukraine, warns senior Tory

Exclusive: Defence committee chair Tobias Ellwood blasts lack of strategic thinking in No 10

The Independent UK

Half-term holidays: Latest travel rules for Spain, Greece, France and Italy

Europe’s favourite holiday hotspots have updated their restrictions in recent weeks

Reuters

Russia to respond soon to U.S. and NATO on security - report

Russia will respond "in the nearest future" to counterproposals on European security made by the United States and NATO, Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told his British counterpart Ben Wallace at a meeting in Moscow, the Interfax news agency reported.

Radio France Internationale

Europe counters China's Belt and Road strategy with plans for €150 billion investment in Africa

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday unveiled plans to invest €150 billion in Africa, explaining that her goal is to make Europe the continent's biggest and "most reliable" partner.

France 24

Relations under review: What to expect at EU-African Union summit

On February 17 and 18, the EU is inviting African Union heads of state to Brussels for a summit. In this debate at the European Parliament, we lift the lid on Europe’s relationship with its African partners and ask what the EU-AU summit might achieve. Major areas of focus at…

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