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Cyprus: Migrant repatriations are key to easing overcrowding

Cyprus’ interior minister says repatriating migrants who have had their asylum applications rejected is essential to easing overcrowding at a migrant reception camp and quelling incidents of violence

The Independent UK

Fusion energy: Scientists just made an incredible breakthrough

The Joint European Torus, which has built what it describes as the world's largest tokamak, produced a record-breaking 59 megajoules of energy over five seconds.

Inverse

VP Kamala Harris to rally US allies at Munich security conference

Harris will seek to unify NATO allies in face of potential Russian aggression as US troops begin to arrive in Europe.

Al Jazeera

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Brexit: UK port operators slam government for failing to lay out border plans

Government still hasn’t told firms the cost of checks to be brought in within weeks

The Independent UK

UK targets quick Northern Ireland protocol progress to get unionists onside - source

Britain wants to see enough progress in talks with the European Union over the Northern Irish protocol in the next 10 days to demonstrate to unionists in the province that things are moving in the right direction after they pulled out of government.

Reuters

Irish people could be in trouble heading to Europe on Covid recovery certs after rule changes

Senator Garret Ahearn recently raised this issue, telling politicians the problem is going to develop even more over the next number of weeks

Irish Mirror

Humanigen, Cenexi Ink Manufacture Pact For COVID-19 Candidate, Lenzilumab, In France

Humanigen Inc (NASDAQ: HGEN) has selected Cenexi as a preferred supplier of lenzilumab in France and the European Union.

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EU slams plan to expand water use near Spain’s Doñana park

The European Union has criticized a plan by lawmakers in southern Spain to expand irrigation rights for farmers near one of Europe’s largest wetlands

The Independent UK

European countries set to scrap major entry requirement rule for fully vaccinated travellers

European holidays could be made easier as officials says changes to entry requirements for fully vaccinated jet arrivals could be confirmed 'in days' - just in time for half term.

Glasgow Live

Europeans want their countries to stand with Ukraine against Russia, poll suggests

The crisis is acting as a ‘geopolitical awakening in Europe’, say the authors

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson to visit Poland as more UK troops go on standby for eastern Europe

In trip to Moscow, Liz Truss will urge Russian foreign secretary to end aggressive stance on border

The Independent UK

Watchdog says Brexit has brought cost, red tape for UK firms

A public spending watchdog says Britain's departure from the European Union has brought higher costs, more red tape and border delays for businesses and not yet delivered promised benefits

The Independent UK

UK PM Johnson warns EU over post-Brexit Northern Ireland trade

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson repeated a warning to the European Union on Wednesday, saying London would take action to suspend post-Brexit customs checks on some goods moving to Northern Ireland if the bloc did not show "common sense".

Reuters

Greece’s Fledgling Tech Scene Starts to Take Off

After years in which Greece was almost as well known for its financial woes as it was for its beaches, recent deals have highlighted a small but thriving startup scene that has grown up since the crisis. JP Morgan's acquisition of a minority stake in fintech Viva Wallet last month…

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European countries to scrap one major Covid rule for holidaymakers 'in days'

Several countries could ditch a Covid rule in a major boost for holidaymakers.

The Guardian - UK

UK goods into Germany down 8.5% in further sign of Brexit damage

Britain slides out of top five of Germany’s largest trade partners as imports fall to €32.1bn in 2021

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Sees Chance for Diplomacy but Seeks Sanctions against Russia

Ukraine believes there is still a chance of resolving the West's standoff with Russia through diplomacy but that there are already grounds to impose sanctions on Moscow, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday. The United States and the European Union have threatened Russia with new sanctions if it attacks…

The Independent UK

Russia warns UK to stop ‘pointless’ sanctions threats ahead of talks on Ukraine

Russian ambassador to London says meetings will probably be ‘fairly short’ if UK threatens sanctions again

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The Independent UK

Japan to divert LNG to Europe amid worries over Ukraine

Japan has decided to divert some of its gas reserves to Europe amid growing concern over disruptions of supplies due to the Ukraine crisis

The Guardian - UK

Cost of living crisis hits household confidence; UK trade with Germany falls; FTSE 100 at two-year high – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

Daily Mirror

Japan steel tariff pact with US piles new pressure on Tories to strike UK deal

Tokyo and Washington have agreed to axe duties on Japanese imports to America after Brussels deal with US - but the UK is still left out in the cold, sparking new anger

Birmingham Post

Brexit has damaged trade, increased delays and added red tape, MPs say

Report from the cross-party Public Accounts Committee said it was "clear that EU exit has had an impact" on the economy

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Japan to provide excess imported LNG to Europe amid Ukraine tensions

With Europe's supply of natural gas from Russia at risk amid the increasing tensions over Ukraine, the Japanese government has decided to provide European nations with a portion of the liquefied natural gas Japan imports.

The Guardian - AU

Wednesday briefing: More trouble after mini-reshuffle

Criticism over new role for Mark Spencer … Tory group pushes to derail green agenda … and Adele reigns supreme at the Brit awards

The Guardian - AU

‘Just-in-time to just-in-case’: EU’s $49bn chip plan shows tectonic shift in global economy

Ursula von der Leyen says chips are ‘bedrock of our modern economies’ but the pandemic has exposed supply vulnerabilities

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