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Attorney General: ‘Time to complete Brexit’ in wake of Rwanda flight grounding

Suella Braverman said she has ‘significant reservations about our relationship with the European Court of Human Rights’.

The Independent UK

‘Women are treated like walking incubators’: Malta’s fight for abortion

The island nation is the only country in the EU in which termination is still illegal under any circumstances. But women’s rights groups are pushing for change

The Guardian - UK

Letters: secret, broken family courts betrayed me and my child

Children and protective parents are being let down by a system in which pseudo-science holds sway

The Guardian - UK

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Gas rationing is getting closer for Europe

Throughout the entire Cold War and in the decades since, Russia was a stable supplier of gas to Europe. That changed this week.

Tribune News Service

EU: Turkish Cypriots must curb migrants arrivals to Cyprus

A senior European Union official says breakaway Turkish Cypriots on ethnically divided Cyprus must assume their share of the burden in stemming the arrival of asylum-seekers whose numbers have shot up significantly so far this year

The Independent UK

EU: Turkish Cypriots in Split Cyprus Must Curb Migrant Flow

Breakaway Turkish Cypriots on ethnically-divided Cyprus must do their share in stemming migrant arrivals, a senior European Union official said Saturday, as the number of asylum-seekers has shot up significantly so far this year, European Commission Vice-President Margharitis Schinas said that Turkish Cypriot authorities should also be held accountable for…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Lithuania says sanctions on goods to Kaliningrad take effect from Saturday

Lithuanian authorities said a ban on the transit through their territory to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad of goods that are subject to EU sanctions will take effect from Saturday.

Reuters

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Russia sanctions: Which brands are severing ties over Ukraine invasion?

Banks, businesses, oligarchs, politicians and military leaders all targeted with harsh economic penalties by Western democracies as punishment for Vladimir Putin’s actions

The Independent UK

Energy bills: How can the UK government help reduce soaring gas and electricity?

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

The Independent UK

Is the war in Ukraine creating a new world order?

Cold War alliances are being strengthened while the classic foes of the "free West" are forging stronger links at a moment when France is exiting the helm of the EU.

Radio France Internationale

Putin condemns ‘mad and thoughtless’ western sanctions

Russian president claims EU alone might end up losing more than $400bn because of sanctions imposed on Moscow

The Independent UK

Ukraine news – live: Prepare for ‘long war,’ warns Johnson

PM says Kyiv was ‘far more lively’ than a few weeks ago

The Independent UK

Hundreds of Ukrainians attend funeral of Maidan icon killed in war

Hundreds of Ukrainians gathered at the golden-domed St Michael’s monastery in central Kyiv on Saturday for the funeral of Roman Ratushny, a 24-year-old activist famous for his role in Ukraine’s 2014 Maidan protests, who was killed during fighting with Russian forces in eastern Ukraine. Read FRANCE 24's liveblog below to…

France 24

After EU's nod, Ukraine vows to prevail as it battles Russian assaults

With a blessing for its EU ambitions and a pledge of unwavering support from Britain, Ukraine vowed on Saturday to prevail against Moscow as it battled Russian assaults near a key eastern city and multiple locations came under shell and missile attack.

Reuters

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Tribune News Service

Putin says Russia can survive sanctions, says West will suffer more

Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to justify his war in Ukraine as legal under international law at his flagship economic forum on Friday. Sitting beside him on the stage, a key ally diplomatically disagreed.

The Hindu

India, European Union resume talks for free trade agreement after over eight years

“Today we formally resume EU-India negotiations towards a free trade agreement, and begin negotiations on an investment protection agreement and an agreement on geographical indications,” EU trade commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said

Irish Mirror

Ryanair cabin crew strike dates as Irish holidays could be thrown into chaos

Irish holidaymakers could be facing further disruptions this summer after crews across Europe announced plans to strike

WEKU

Russia's Putin lashes out at the U.S. and claims victory over sanctions

The Russian president blamed the U.S. for fostering crises in global relations, food security, inflation and trade. He also said he had no objection to Ukraine's bid to join the European Union.

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The Independent UK

NI Protocol Bill will restore region’s place within UK, says Donaldson

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said it could remove the ‘long shadow of the protocol’ from Northern Ireland.

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland Protocol Bill will restore region’s place within UK, says DUP leader Donaldson

The DUP has blocked the establishment of a new ministerial executive following last month’s Assembly election in protest at the protocol

The Guardian - UK

Britain has a decision to make: the rule of Boris Johnson – or the rule of law?

For 800 years, traditions and statute have protected citizens from tyranny. This PM will trash it all, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Al Jazeera

Analysis: What does Ukraine joining the EU really mean?

European Commission green-lit Ukraine for EU candidate status, but becoming a member might take years.

Birmingham Post

Northern Ireland business tells UK and EU to resolve their differences, urgently

An umbrella group representing the bulk of businesses in Northern Ireland has said the latest standoff between the UK and European Union is a “matter of deep regret” and called for urgent talks between the two governing bodies. In a carefully worded

Radio France Internationale

France no longer receiving Russian gas via Nord Stream pipeline

France has not received any pipelined natural gas from Russia since 15 June, network operator GRTgaz said Friday, after Russian energy giant Gazprom warned this week it would sharply cut deliveries to Europe.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine wins initial EU recommendation for membership path

The European Commission recommended that Ukraine and Moldova be granted candidate status in a symbolic step on the long path to become members of the European Union, commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Friday.

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