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Mariupol Steel Mill Battle Rages as Ukraine Repels Attacks

Heavy fighting raged Thursday at the shattered steel plant in Mariupol as Russian forces sought to finish off the city’s last-ditch defenders and complete the capture of the strategically vital Ukrainian port. The bloody battle came amid growing suspicions that President Vladimir Putin wants to present the Russian people with…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US intelligence helping kill Russian generals, according to reports

The US is passing intelligence to Ukrainians forces to target and kill Russian generals, the New York Times has reported, citing senior American officials.

Evening Standard

French energy minister expects EU consensus on stopping Russian oil imports by end of week

The French environment and energy minister, Barbara Pompili, on Thursday said she was confident European Union member states will reach a consensus on how to end Russian oil imports by the end of this week.

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Israel tightens grip on West Bank with planned restrictions

The Israeli military body in charge of civilian affairs in the occupied West Bank has developed a new policy that would heavily regulate entry into the territory

The Independent UK

Ryanair refuses to let schoolboy with legal passport board Tenerife holiday flight with family

Motherwell lad Zak Schoneville, 15, was due to fly out with his family to the holiday island on Monday from Prestwick Airport, but they were denied boarding at the gate.

Glasgow Live

Thursday briefing: What to look out for in today’s crucial votes across the UK

In today’s newsletter: As voters across the country head to the polls, much more is at stake than who collects the bins. Guardian correspondents share their conclusions from the campaign trail

The Guardian - UK

How Putin’s invasion returned Nato to the centre stage

The long read: For the first time in years, its role has become a topic of furious debate. But what do we talk about when we talk about Nato?

The Guardian - UK

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Live: Poland says more than €6 billion raised at Ukraine donor conference

An international donor conference collecting funds for Ukraine raised more than 6 billion euros to help the war-torn country, Poland said on Thursday, as fighting continued at a besieged steel plant in Ukraine's Mariupol despite a Russian pledge to open humanitarian corridors for civilians to flee. Follow FRANCE 24’s liveblog…

France 24

Martin Lewis' five holiday warnings over passports and bookings

The MoneySavingExpert founder has issued his advice, including plane seat hacks and car parking tips

Liverpool Echo

Morning mail: One Nation pick draws ire, koala habitat row, Biden slams Trump supporters

Thursday: Party’s choice of a Melbourne candidate to represent a north Queensland city brings a chorus of condemnation. Plus: Australia’s best new songs

The Guardian - AU

Move against Northern Ireland Protocol unlikely to be in Queen’s Speech – Lewis

Secretary of State Brandon Lewis said the Government is focusing on resolving issues with an agreement with the EU.

The Independent UK

Ukraine news – live: Mariupol theatre bombing killed 600 civilians, evidence suggests

‘Putin must pay a high price for his brutal aggression,’ European Commission president says

The Independent UK

Confusing passport issue date and expiry rules catch out EU bound holidaymakers after Brexit

If your passport has an issue date approaching or over 10 years ago, get a new one if you are holidaying in the EU, even if it is still valid

Nottingham Post

As tensions rise in Moldova, separatists denounce Kyiv, EU

Moldova's pro-Russian separatist region criticised the EU on Wednesday for promising military aid to Chisinau, and warned of a danger of further escalation after what it has described as a week of terrorist attacks from Ukraine.

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Serbia must push on with reforms to join EU, says Germany's Scholz

Serbia must press ahead with reforms, including on media freedom, to realise its ambition of joining the European Union, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Wednesday, adding he wanted all Western Balkans countries to become members.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Welcomes EU’s Proposed Oil Embargo

In a video message posted on Twitter, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba welcomed the European Union’s decision to propose an embargo on Russian oil.

Chronicle Live

Former Tory chairman Chris Patten slams 'moral vacuum' Boris Johnson on eve of local elections

The former governor of Hong Kong does not expect Thursday's elections to decide the PM's future, but said the "continuing pitter patter of fines" for lockdown breaches could do more damage

WEKU

The EU just proposed a ban on oil from Russia, its main energy supplier

The European Union wants to sharpen its sanctions against Russia. But its leaders acknowledge Europe's economy could suffer.

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Why the EU May Find it Tough to Squeeze Out Russian Oil

The European Union has proposed a phased embargo of Russian oil but may find it tricky to implement, given Europe's complex distribution network and challenges in tracking crude once it is blended or refined. The plan, if agreed by member states, would take effect in six months for crude, and…

Tribune News Service

EU targets Russia’s global oil trade with shipping sanctions

The European Union is seeking to go beyond an import ban on Russian crude, targeting insurers in a move that could dramatically impair Moscow’s ability to ship its oil anywhere in the world.

Irish Mirror

Experts say Ireland can survive EU Russia oil embargo

Fuels for Ireland says any such cut-off won't hit our reserves this year and we won't run out of fuel

The Guardian - UK

EU censures border agency after reports of human rights abuses in Greece

MEPs refuse to sign off Frontex’s accounts and call for access to investigation in 2019 into alleged harassment and misconduct

Daily Mirror

Key issues for voters in Northern Ireland as Sinn Fein set to take majority of seats

University student Ryan McMullan joined the DUP after the 2017 Assembly election and says the cost of living crisis and the Northern Ireland protocol are key issues for this year's elections

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis' urgent holiday warnings to watch out for - including passports and bookings

After Covid travel restrictions were eased millions are expected to jet off abroad this summer - here are some the problems to watch out for

The Independent UK

Oligarchs to patriarchs: EU eyes sanctions for Orthodox head

European Union diplomats say the EU plans to sanction the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in its next round of measures to punish Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

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