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Commentary: Ukraine crisis boosts Macron's call for a European army

The crisis in Ukraine continues to ramp up, with the U.S., the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Russia engaged in a disjointed diplomatic dance, exchanging position papers on European security structure.

Tribune News Service

UK to make it easier to repeal or amend law copied from EU

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Monday announce a 'Brexit Freedoms Bill' to make it easier to remove or amend European Union regulations that were copied into the country's law before it left the bloc.

Reuters

Government plans to ‘cut £1bn in red tape’ with new post-Brexit legislation

No 10 announces bill to change status of EU law in legal framework but critics say leaving bloc has already led to billions in expenses

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson to try to regain control with Brexit bill and policy blitz

PM hopes to move on from parties scandal with plans to make it easier to scrap EU laws and tackle cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Brexit not delivered a single benefit for Scotland’s rural communities – Gougeon

Scotland’s Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon was speaking ahead of an inter-governmental meeting on the two-year anniversary of Brexit.

The Independent UK

Government to launch ‘Brexit Freedoms’ Bill to amend outdated EU law

Downing Street says the move is part of a cross-Government drive which it claims will ‘cut £1 billion of red tape’ for UK businesses.

The Independent UK

Fears of ‘bonfire’ of EU laws behind parliament’s back under new plans to seize ‘Brexit freedoms’

Move marks the two-year anniversary of UK leaving EU, to cut ‘red tape’ – provoking ridicule, as queues lengthen at Dover

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Foreign Minister Marise Payne to visit France in opportunity to repair relations after submarine spat

The French government invites a host of foreign ministers from across Asia, the Pacific and East Africa to its capital on February 22 for a meeting with their European counterparts and top European Union officials.

ABC News

Nord Stream 2: Russia-Germany gas pipeline becomes a geopolitical lever

The crisis surrounding Ukraine has been a harsh reminder to Europeans of just how dependent they are on Russian energy supplies. While the European Union weighs its options for a united and robust response to Russia if Vladimir Putin decides to invade Ukraine, the bloc is feeling a new sense…

France 24

New Covid-19 travel rules facing Irish holidaymakers hoping to go abroad

Over 40,000 Irish tourists who have not received their booster Covid vaccine will be impacted from Tuesday

Dublin Live

On This Day: The UK finally withdraws from the European Union

On this day two years ago, the United Kingdom officially left the European Union, marking an end to 47 years of EU membership.

The New Daily

Fruit pickers lured to Portugal by the dream of a ‘raspberry passport’

Farm workers from south Asia describe exploitative conditions at the heart of Europe’s soft fruits industry

The Guardian - UK

Irish holidaymakers could be banned from countries like Spain in days as new travel rules take effect

Over 40,000 Irish tourists will be impacted from Tuesday

Irish Mirror

Portugal picks new government with $50B of EU funds on table

Portugal is holding an early election that looks set to produce another vulnerable minority government

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The Guardian - UK

‘We got the big calls right’ said Boris Johnson. But did he really?

Observer writers examine whether the claims in the PM’s speech to parliament on 19 January actually hold water

The Independent UK

Ukraine: Boris Johnson considers doubling UK troops deployed to eastern Europe amid Russia invasion threat

‘Ukraine must be free to choose its own future,’ PM says

The Guardian - UK

‘The day I left was the saddest of my life’: EU nationals on the pain of leaving UK

They miss the trees, the curry, the friends … but most of all, they miss feeling the UK was somewhere they could call home

The Guardian - UK

UK travellers: could the new Brexit rules catch you out?

Holidaymakers with up to 12 months left on a passport could be stopped from taking an EU trip

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Al Jazeera

What next for world powers in war-torn Libya?

The presence of both Turkish and Russian forces in the North African country is deeply unsettling to European powers.

Dublin Live

Suzanne Jackson urges tan lovers to stock up as new EU regulation to change everything

Dark tan will be removed from shop shelves come April

Reuters

Senior U.S. official to visit Lithuania in show of support over Chinese 'coercion'

A senior U.S. official will visit Lithuania next week to discuss enhancing economic cooperation with the small Baltic nation, which has faced pressure from China for boosting ties with Taiwan.

Bangkok Post

Who could benefit from the crisis over Ukraine?

In recent months, the attention of the world's media has turned to the situation in Ukraine, where large groups of Russian troops have been deployed along the border. At the moment, this topic has become the top item for all news agencies. Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union until…

Al Jazeera

Putin gripes about NATO as US deploys more troops to Europe

Russian president says NATO and the US did not address Moscow’s main security demands, as Ukraine tensions simmer.

The Independent UK

Checks between NI and GB not fit for purpose, say EU officials

The draft report was compiled following an audit carried out by the European Commission.

The Independent UK

UK arms exports delayed ‘for up to six months’ due to Brexit

‘Economic disaster affecting everybody’, says select committee chief

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