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British government ‘destroying trust’ with Irish government over protocol

Former Downing Street chief of staff Jonathan Powell said the relationship between the two governments was ‘terrible’.

The Independent UK

EU Finalizes Crypto Transfer Rules To Fight Fraud, Hopes Other Jurisdictions Step Up

The European Union has finalized rules for transfers of cryptocurrency assets such as Bitcoin and electronic money tokens to ensure digital currencies can be traced like traditional cash.

Benzinga

EU tells Greece to stop "violent" migrant deportations

The European Union's top migration official told Greece on Thursday to stop "violent" deportations of migrants or risk losing funds.

Reuters

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EU and Russia agree they need a plan for Kaliningrad, says Polish PM

The European Union and Russia agree it is necessary to come up with a plan concerning the movement of goods between the Russian mainland and the Kaliningrad exclave, Poland's prime minister said on Thursday.

Reuters

Luxembourg PM’s same-sex husband seated next to Viktor Orbán at summit

Hungarian leader was criticised by Xavier Bettel in 2021 for introducing homophobic law

The Guardian - UK

Beijing hits out at Nato strategy for ‘malicious attack’ on China

Western military bloc says China poses ‘serious challenges’ to global stability

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘He was not a Nigel Farage-type Brexit person, so that was nice’

She’s a Labour supporter; he hasn’t voted in years. Can a carer and a prison caseworker bond over Jeremy Corbyn, despite disagreeing about the EU?

The Guardian - UK

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Project Fear 'in overdrive' amid claims indy Scotland would BAN Fortnum & Mason hampers

PROJECT Fear is already in “overdrive” just days after the route map to indyref2 was announced, it has been claimed.

The National (Scotland)

‘Blood money’: Europe’s secretive trade in Syrian phosphates

Hidden imports provide economic lifeline to Assad and funds for a Russian oligarch under EU sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Home Office to face legal challenge over post-Brexit rights of EU citizens in UK

High court allows judicial review of rules that remove rights of those who do not apply for residency in time

The Guardian - UK

OLD The destinations that have scrapped all travel restrictions – regardless of vaccination status

More than 30 destinations worldwide have ended all Covid-related travel rules

The Independent UK

G7 and Nato summits lay bare deep and hostile divide between Russia and China and the west

Against a backdrop of unprecedented turmoil – the first major war in Europe in three decades, the highest inflation rates in decades and a rapidly worsening global food crisis – western leaders have met for two major summits. The G7 met in Germany and Nato leaders gathered in Madrid. The…

The Conversation

European Union inks deal on crypto transfer tracing rules

The European Union has agreed on new rules subjecting cryptocurrency transfers to the same money-laundering rules as traditional banking transfers

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Home Office dragged to High Court by Brexit deal watchdog over ‘unlawful’ treatment of EU citizens

Judge says case ‘plainly arguable’ and resolution of issues is matter of public interest

The Independent UK

How do I know if my flight will be cancelled and what are my rights?

Airlines have been told to cut services now to avoid chaos later

The Independent UK

Britain ‘at war with America over Ireland and Brexit’, says Gordon Brown

Former prime minister declares that trade deal is off the table until problems are solved

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson says UK defence spending set to rise to 2.5% of GDP by end of decade – as it happened

Prime minister tells Nato conference UK will spend 2.5% of GDP on defence by 2030

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Google Targeted in Fresh EU Consumer Groups’ Privacy Complaints

Google has been targeted by a French consumer group and its peers in complaints to privacy watchdogs over its vast trove of users' personal data harvested via their Google accounts, European consumer organization BEUC said on Thursday. In addition to the French consumer group, others in Greece, the Czech Republic,…

Chronicle Live

The Netherlands still has a Covid vaccination requirement for British tourists

British nationals are subject to a non-essential travel ban in Holland but those who are fully vaccinated or recovered from coronavirus are exempt

The Independent UK

Poland completes Belarus border wall to keep migrants out

A year after migrants started crossing into the European Union from Belarus to Poland, Polish authorities will announce that the construction of a new steel wall along its border with Belarus has been finished

Irish Mirror

Irish shoppers pay far more for food and booze than EU as true extent of 'rip-off Ireland' laid bare

The rip-off Republic prices have led Labour finance spokesman, Ged Nash, to call on the consumer protection regulator to step in to investigate

The Guardian - UK

A new ‘iron curtain’ is descending between Russia and the west, Russia’s foreign minister says – as it happened

This live blog is now closed, you can find our latest coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war here

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran-US Nuclear Talks in Qatar End without Making Progress

Indirect negotiations between Iran and the US over Tehran's tattered nuclear deal with world powers ended Wednesday in Qatar after failing to make significant progress amid a growing crisis over Tehran’s atomic program, diplomats said. The Doha talks broke up after two days without any sign of a breakthrough, months…

Wales Online

Almost half of Brits say Brexit has made their daily life worse, poll finds

One in three say it has made no difference to them

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