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EU Looks To Africa As It Seeks To Reduce Reliance On Russia For Gas

As Russia continues to invade several areas in Ukraine, the European Union is looking toward Africa to reduce its reliance on Russia for gas.

Benzinga

Slovakia says it will seek exemption from any EU embargo on Russian oil

Slovakia will seek an exemption from any embargo of Russian oil agreed by the European Union in its next set of sanctions against Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine, Slovakia's Economy Ministry said on Tuesday.

Reuters

More Universal Credit and council tax changes to be aware of

After April brought a raft of price hikes, there are more changes impacting the cost of living coming this month

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Russian strikes pound Ukraine on eve of new EU sanctions

Russian forces pounded targets in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday, unleashing rockets on a steel plant that is Ukraine's last redoubt in the port city of Mariupol as the European Union prepared to slap oil sanctions on Moscow.

Reuters

EU says paying for Russian gas in rubles would breach sanctions, warns of 'full disruption'

The European Union warned member states to prepare for a breakdown in gas supplies from Russia as it insists Moscow's demand that imports be paid for in rubles would breach sanctions.

Radio France Internationale

EU drafts proposal to phase in a ban on Russian oil – as it happened

This blog has now closed. You can find our latest coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war in our new live blog

The Guardian - UK

Scores of civilians reach safety as Russia renews assault on Mariupol plant

Ukraine say Russian forces have launched a "powerful assault" on the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, where more than 200 civilians are still holed up with Ukrainian fighters, according to the city's mayor. Humanitarian workers say around 100 civilians have successfully been evacuated from the plant and are now in…

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Borrell says EU aims to pass new Russia sanctions at next Foreign Affairs Council meeting

The European Union hopes to pass the sixth round of sanctions against Russia at the next meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council, the bloc's chief diplomat said on Monday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 69 of the invasion

Evacuees from besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol reach Zaporizhzhia; Russia attacks steel works where 200 people remain trapped

The Guardian - AU

EU faces crunch point over Russia’s gas payment demands

As deadline loom, Brussels commissioner says handing over roubles would breach sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Electricity prices in Ireland among highest in EU as Irish consumers pay 26% more than average

Average electricity prices for households in the Republic were up almost 14% compared to 2020

Irish Mirror

Germany Drops Opposition to Russian Oil Ban, Ministers Say

Two senior ministers in Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government on Monday said Germany would be ready to back an immediate European Union ban on Russian oil imports, and that Europe's biggest economy could weather shortages and price hikes. The comments by Finance Minister Christian Lindner and Economy Minister Robert Habeck are…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Moderna Bullish On COVID-19 Vaccine For Younger Kids To Be Ready Next Month: Reuters

Moderna Inc's (NASDAQ:MRNA) chief medical officer said that its COVID-19 vaccine for children under six years old would be ready for review by the FDA panel when it meets in June. "I think the FDA now has all of the core fundamental data they need to be able to begin an application review.…

Benzinga

Apple Under Antitrust Allegations in Brussels

Brussels regulators have accused Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) of abusing its dominant position in mobile payments to limit rivals’ access to contactless technology. Apple could face a fine of up to 10% of its global turnover or $36.6 billion based on its 2021 revenue for the alleged breach of EU competition law. Also Read: Apple To…

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The 3 things Irish passengers travelling to Spain, Italy and France need before heading to the airport this summer

We’ve had a look at some of Ireland’s favourite holiday destinations and found out exactly what you need to gain entry this summer

Chronicle Live

From Universal Credit to Sky bills - Six money changes coming in May

Some important financial changes will be made in the month of May

The Times of India

Germany invites India to G-7 in bid to isolate Russia’s Putin

BERLIN: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz invited Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a Group of Seven leaders’ summit next month as a special guest, part of an effort to forge a broader international alliance against Russia.

The Guardian - UK

What would victory actually mean now for Ukraine – and for Europe?

A long-term simmering conflict would be the same as a defeat for the Ukrainian people, says Orysia Lutsevych, head of Chatham House’s Ukraine Forum

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The Guardian - UK

EU claims Apple breaking competition law over contactless payments

Company accused of abusing market position to limit rivals’ access to technology required for tap-and-go transactions

Manchester Evening News

Greece scraps vaccine rules for UK tourists and bins Covid pass

Brits no longer have to be fully vaccinated to holiday in Greece and enter venues like restaurants

Irish Mirror

Blow for Irish unvaccinated tourists as EU leaders extend digital Covid cert rules until June 2023

“Along with extending the validity of the EUDCC scheme until 30 June 2023, the changes also enable member states to grant test certificates based on new types of antigen assay tests”

Radio France Internationale

EU energy ministers 'close' to deal on ridding Europe of Russian gas

Energy ministers from the European Union gathered for crisis talks Monday to discuss the bloc's energy supply, days after Russia cut gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland for their refusal to pay in roubles.

The Guardian - UK

Wetlands protection law delays building of new homes in England

Up to 120,000 new homes halted in areas including Eden Valley and Norfolk Broads due to ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules

Asharq Al-Awsat

European Union Moves Forward in Antitrust Case against Apple

The European Union said Monday it believes Apple abused its dominant position by limiting access to rivals to its mobile payment system Apple Pay. The European Commission, the 27-nation bloc's executive arm, has been investigating the technology company since 2020, The Associated Press said. The commission’s preliminary view is that…

The Independent UK

European Union moves forward in antitrust case against Apple

The European Union says it believes Apple has abused its dominant position by limiting access to rivals to its mobile payment system Apple Pay

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