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White House Cybersecurity Official in Europe Warning of Russian Hacks

Russia could use cyberattacks as part of its efforts to destabilize and further invade Ukraine, a White House cyber official visiting her European counterparts said on Wednesday. Anne Neuberger, US deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology, was meeting European Union and NATO officials in Brussels to discuss…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Scotland's new laws and rules in February 2022 that will impact everyone

New laws in Scotland this month range from Covid, the new smoke alarm legislation to a revamped Highway Code.

Daily Record

There is a way to limit Brexit damage – rejoin the single market

Letters: Michael Gold makes the case for membership of the European Economic Area, Simon Price outlines our slow economic decline after leaving the EU, and Dr David Mathieson urges Labour to rethink its policy

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France to start using Pfizer's COVID-19 drug, first in EU

France says it will start administering Pfizer’s coronavirus antiviral drug this week, the first pill for treating COVID-19 approved in the 27-nation EU

The Independent UK

EU includes gas and nuclear in guidebook for ‘green’ investments

Commission’s move widely criticised as undermining efforts to keep global heating below 1.5C

The Guardian - UK

Spain blocks EU plan that would make half-term holidays easier for UK families

Families planning to travel to Spain with teenagers who have recently had coronavirus face a major hurdle for half-term holidays

Chronicle Live

Ukraine crisis: Biden to deploy more US troops to eastern Europe

More than 3,000 troops headed to Germany, Poland and Romania after talks between Washington and Moscow fail to ease tensions

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Macron takes aim at migration with eye on French election

French President Emmanuel Macron is pushing to strengthen the European Union’s external borders against migrants illegally entering the bloc’s passport-free area

The Independent UK

Austria vows legal action as EU angers activists with ‘green’ label for nuclear energy

Investments in some gas and nuclear power plants will be labelled as sustainable under rules proposed by the European Commission on Wednesday, a plan that has split countries and investors, and which Austria has vowed to challenge in court.

France 24

Biden orders nearly 3,000 U.S. troops to Eastern Europe to counter Russia

The United States will send nearly 3,000 extra troops to Poland and Romania to shield Eastern Europe from a potential spillover from the crisis over the massing of Russian troops near Ukraine, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.

Reuters

EU wants to allow natural gas, nuclear in green investment

The European Commission wants to include nuclear energy and natural gas in its plans for building a climate-friendly future

The Independent UK

Analysis-EU faces a complex task as it tries to agree Russia sanctions

The European Union says it is ready to impose "massive" economic sanctions on Russia if it invades Ukraine, but officials and diplomats say the threat depends on complex negotiations involving 27 member states that are far from complete.

Reuters

U.S., EU urge Kosovo to honour local autonomy deal for Serb region

European Union and U.S. envoys urged Kosovo on Wednesday to implement a deal granting more autonomy to Serb-majority municipalities that was signed as part of a normalisation process between Pristina and Belgrade.

Reuters

Exclusive-India could buy potash from Belarus in rupees as sanctions hit Minsk-sources

India plans to buy 1 million tonnes of potash from Belarus in the first such bilateral deal between the two countries after sanctions crippled Minsk's ability to sell the crop nutrient, two Indian officials involved in the discussions told Reuters.

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Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: US to deploy troops to Eastern Europe

Ukraine news from February 2: Washington to move 3,000 soldiers to Poland, Romania and Germany as tensions simmer.

Wales Online

It will take years to match EU funding in Wales

The Welsh Government says £1bn will be lost

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Europe is no longer an open book for publishers

LONDON’s smaller presses are struggling to get books into Europe due to rule changes in the wake of Brexit.

Wales Online

Spain block on EU travel plan puts half-term holidays in doubt for UK families

Spanish government has refused to accept proof of Covid recovery for entry putting holiday plans at risk for thousands

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The Independent UK

DUP minister awaits legal opinion before deciding to halt Brexit checks

Edwin Poots failed in a bid to secure wider Executive approval for continuing the checks – a move the other Stormont parties dismissed as a stunt.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Inflation in 19 Countries Using the Euro Hits Another Record

Inflation fed by high oil and gas prices hit record levels in Europe for the third month in a row, extending pain for consumers and sharpening questions about future moves by the European Central Bank. The 19 countries that use the euro currency saw consumer prices increase by an annual…

The Guardian - UK

Animals farmed: Spain’s ‘poor quality’ meat, heat stress fears and billions of animals destined for landfill in the US

Welcome to our monthly roundup of the biggest issues in farming and food production, with must-read reports from around the web

The Guardian - UK

Brexit’s effects on UK trade are dramatic – but we feel them in the EU too

Not only is the impact on goods profound, the split may have made the bloc more inward-looking, says economist Lisandra Flach

The Independent UK

Ex-transport ministers call on Grant Shapps to act on vehicle safety

New vehicle safety standards become mandatory in the European Union and Northern Ireland from July but will not automatically be used in Britain.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt, EU Agree on Advancing Coordination at All Levels

Egypt and the European Union agreed to advance friendly relations and maintain joint coordination in light of the existing multiple and strong ties between them. On Monday, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi received a phone call from President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. Von der Leyen praised the…

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis website issues travel warning to millions of Brits over expiring EHIC cards

Martin Lewis and his team urged travellers to check if their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is expiring - and reminded holidaymakers that it is being replaced by the Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC)

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