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Factbox-EU countries agree deals on laws to fight climate change

European Union countries struck deals this week on a raft of new climate change policies, including tougher targets to expand renewable energy and a 2035 end to the sale of new fossil fuel-powered cars.

Reuters

Aboriginal fashion creatives tour Europe to tell Australia's 'real story'

A group of Indigenous designers and models hold fashion shows across a series of European cities, with the audience in Brussels including policymakers from the United Nations and the European Union.

ABC News

Global energy price cap: market manipulation whose time has come?

Analysis: It may sound like Marxism, but the proposal aimed at taming prices and cutting Putin’s funds came from the G7

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More of us think Brexit was wrong – we’re never going back

There’s an episode of the short-running but highly-acclaimed animated sitcom, God, the Devil and Bob, that I think about from time to time. Bob, an average, heavy-drinking but ultimately decent man discovers he can get (and bet on) future sports scores via the Devil, deliciously voiced by Alan Cumming.

Evening Standard

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hopeful European Union free trade deal can be revived in coming months

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is hopeful free trade negotiations with the European Union may be revived in coming months, and has expressed a desire for Australian diplomats to return to Ukraine.

ABC News

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

UK passport rule change at Spain's busiest airports - including Ibiza, Málaga, Tenerife, and Alicante

A new UK passport rule has been brought in to help avoid queues at major Spanish airports. Millions of Scottish tourists are expected to return to the holiday destination this summer, with 6.5 million UK tourists having visited Spain this year so far.

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EU regulator considers clearing smallpox shot for monkeypox

The European Medicines Agency says it will begin reviewing data to decide if a smallpox vaccine made by the pharmaceutical company Bavarian Nordic might also be authorized for monkeypox, amid a growing outbreak of the disease across the continent

The Independent UK

Spain brings in new UK passport rule at its busiest airports, including Ibiza, Alicante, and Barcelona

A new UK passport rule has been introduced at selected Spanish airports to cut delays and crowds at the non-EU passport queue. Spain has already seen 6.5 million UK tourists visit so far this year alone.

Chronicle Live

Most Scottish Tories back Boris Johnson's 'illegal' plan to rip up Brexit deal

BORIS Johnson has cleared the first potential roadblock in his plan to rip up his own Brexit deal.

The National (Scotland)

Spain updates booster vaccine rules for British holidaymakers visiting this summer

There are different coronavirus vaccination entry requirements for teenagers and adults going on holiday to Spain

Chronicle Live

How your MP voted on 'illegal' Brexit Bill - full list of 72 Tories who failed to back it

Tory MPs including Theresa May blasted the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill and 72 abstained - but it passed 295-221 after none voted directly against it. Search how your MPs voted, and see the fill list of 72 Conservatives

Daily Mirror

Johnson's move to rewrite Brexit rules clears 1st hurdle

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bid to rip up parts of the post-Brexit trade deal he signed with the European Union has cleared its first hurdle in Parliament

The Independent UK

Scrapping the NI protocol is just the start. Johnson’s trade wars are Trumpism in action

Brexit has left Britain out on a limb. Yet the PM seems hellbent on alienating our trading partners to boost his own position, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Financial Times

The surprising revival of eastern Germany

Once a byword for economic decline, the region is being transformed into the centre of Europe’s electric car industry

Reuters

Asylum applications in EU last year up a third from 2020

The European Union received 648,000 applications last year for international protection, a third more than in 2020, its asylum agency EUAA said on Tuesday, with Syrians and Afghans the main groups of applicants.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘shredding trust’ with three breaches of international law, former top diplomat warns

Exclusive: Kim Darroch warns UK’s reputation battered – as attack on ECHR follows tearing up of Northern Ireland protocol and Rwanda deportations

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran, US to Hold Indirect Talks in Doha on Tuesday

Indirect talks between Iran and the United States will start on Tuesday in Qatar's capital, the Iranian foreign ministry said on Monday, amid a push by the European Union to break a months-long impasse in negotiations to secure a 2015 nuclear pact. Confirming the arch foes will meet in Doha…

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EU countries reach deal on climate laws after late-night talks

EU countries clinched deals on proposed laws to combat climate change early Wednesday, backing a 2035 phase-out of new fossil fuel car sales and a multibillion-euro fund to shield poorer citizens from CO2 costs.

Benzinga

Western Nations Force Russia To Default On Foreign Debt; Ruble Maintains 7-Year High

As of late Sunday, Russia has defaulted on foreign debt, which has not occurred since 1918 during the Bolshevik Revolution.

Belfast Live

Boris Johnson’s plan to rip up Northern Ireland Protocol deal clears first Commons test

But his predecessor in No 10 Theresa May led the criticism from the Tory benches as she delivered a withering assessment

The Independent UK

Johnson’s plan to rip up Northern Ireland Brexit deal clears first Commons test

Theresa May led criticism from the Tory benches as she delivered a withering assessment of the legality and impact of the Bill.

Daily Mirror

Tories back Boris Johnson's law-breaking Brexit bill despite outrage

Senior Conservatives and Labour believe the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill breaks international law and trashes the UK's reputation abroad - but Brexiteers threw their weight behind it

Bangkok Post

TNSC sticks with export growth projection of 5-8%

Thai exports are projected to eke out growth this year as expected, despite emerging signs of an economic slowdown in the US and EU.

The Independent UK

Senior Tory warns Truss against ‘impugning patriotism’ of Protocol Bill critics

Conservative chairman of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Simon Hoare was speaking during a debate.

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