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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 Guardian - 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.

The Independent UK

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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…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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)

Daily Mirror

Is everything open in Spain and Portugal for Irish tourists? Changes from 2021 as Covid rules update

Once you get there, what are the restrictions in places like Spain and Portugal currently?

Irish Mirror

Ukraine crisis a test that Britain – and Johnson – dare not fail

Analysis: Diplomatic network hoping to show UK is not turning into a global irrelevance

The Guardian - UK

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Ukraine: Boris Johnson warns of ‘clear and imminent danger’ of attack by Russia on Kiev visit

‘There are 200,000 men and women under arms in Ukraine [ in fact around 280,000] they will put up a very, very fierce and bloody resistance,’ says PM

The Independent UK

Germany blocks Taiwanese takeover of chip supplier

The German government has blocked a Taiwanese company from buying chip supplier Siltronic. The €4.3 billion deal would have had a major impact on the semiconductor industry. Germany – and the European Union – are trying to protect domestic producers from foreign takeovers, while boosting their own share of the…

France 24

Hungarian PM seeks gas deal with Putin amid Ukraine tensions

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban lobbied for a higher volume of Russian natural gas shipments to Hungary during a meeting in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin

The Independent UK

Putin: US, NATO Have Ignored Russia’s Top Security Demands

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that the US and its allies have ignored Russia’s top security demands. In his first comments on the standoff with the West over Ukraine in more than a month, Putin said the Kremlin is still studying the US and NATO's response to the Russian…

Asharq Al-Awsat

New UK airline rules will give passengers refunds for delays of more than one hour

New proposals are under consultation in a bid to shake up passenger compensation rights. Currently the UK aviation industry is subject to European Union legislation.

Edinburgh Live

The unexpected alcohol in everyday food and drinks including bananas, orange juice and burger buns

Things that we eat and drink every day, including bananas, orange juice and burger buns, all contain alcohol, sometimes in surprising volumes. In fact, fruit juices can sometimes be above the EU ‘alcohol free’ limit of 0.5% ABV

Irish Mirror

Government accused of ‘trolling’ British businesses with ‘Benefits of Brexit’ report

Industry leaders fail to see the ‘streamlined and simplified’ customs paperwork hailed by UK government

The Independent UK

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Birmingham Post

Claim that Wales will be nearly £900m worse off due to failure to match EU funds after Brexit

Welsh Government made the claim but the UK Government says it will 'ramp-up' funds in future years

Edinburgh Live

Warning issued to every single EE, O2 and Vodafone customer in UK

Thousands of Brits will have to pay extra to use their mobile phones abroad from March due to new changes - here's everything you need to know before you head on holiday

Nottingham Post

O2, Vodafone, EE, Three, Sky: Rules for EU roaming being reinstated explained

Roaming is when a mobile phone is used outside of its home network

The Guardian - UK

From eastern Europe we watch Ukraine in fear. Its fate could decide the continent’s future

Past trauma means we worry about Russia reclaiming its cold war sphere of influence, say the historian Karolina Wigura and political analyst Jarosław Kuisz

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Irish Mirror

Spain holidays: Resort expects Irish tourists in 'droves' as new EU rules 'unlikely' to stop travel

La Cala Resort in Malaga is reporting strong bookings as Irish holidaymakers seek out some winter sun in Spain

The Independent UK

UK’s Brexit replacement for EU regional funding cuts payments by billions

Levelling-up promise broken by government

France 24

France reviews Mali military presence after junta’s expulsion of top envoy

France said Tuesday that it would review along with EU partners its military presence in Mali, a day after the junta in Bamako ordered the French ambassador to leave the country.

The Independent UK

Brexit: From Dover lorry queues to will the UK rejoin the EU? 7 key questions answered

Two years on from ‘Brexit Day’, Adam Forrest answers your questions on lorry queues, Article 16 and the DUP

Radio France Internationale

France and EU to review military presence in Mali after French ambassador is told to leave

France says it will review its military presence in Mali, along with its European partners, a day after the junta in Bamako ordered the French ambassador to leave.

The Conversation

Three reasons why Mattarella’s reappointment as Italy’s president is a huge relief for the west

After a tumultuous week of secret votes and intense negotiations between political parties, Italy has reconfirmed Sergio Mattarella as head of state for a second seven-year term. The decision implies that Mario Draghi, the Italian prime minister for nearly a year who was seen as a contender to replace Mattarella,…

Reuters

EU to blacklist five members of Mali's junta, diplomats say

The European Union has agreed to impose travel bans and asset freezes on five members of Mali's junta after the military rulers went back on an agreement to organise elections in February, three diplomats said.

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