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🔴 Live: Hamas will deal ‘positively’ with any ceasefire deal based on war’s total halt

Hamas will deal “seriously and positively” with any ceasefire agreement that is based on the total halt of war, complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and an Israeli hostages-Palestinian prisoners swap deal, Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh said in a statement on Wednesday. Israel earlier repeated its refusal to halt the…

UK clothing sales to EU plummet as Brexit red tape deters exporters

UK clothing sales to EU plummet as Brexit red tape deters exporters

Small and medium-sized firms badly hit as huge drop in apparel sales helps fuel 18% slide in all-non food exports

The Guardian - UK

Hostile environment, Brexit and missed targets: 14 years of Tory immigration policy

Hostile environment, Brexit and missed targets: 14 years of Tory immigration policy

Migration is a top issue for some voters and candidates in the UK’s general election. The last 14 years of Conservative policy have introduced restrictive policies on both legal and irregular migration. And yet, net migration stands at 685,000, a near historic high.

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We polled EU citizens on what they want asylum policy to look like – their answers may surprise you

The issues of migration and asylum are contentious in Europe, and have caused deep rifts among EU member states for years. These topics are fully on the agenda for the 2024 EU elections. Political parties have taken radically different stances, from proposing to triple the number of staff at Frontex,…

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Slovenia becomes latest EU country to recognise Palestinian state

Slovenia recognised a Palestinian state on Tuesday after its parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of the move, following in the recent steps of three other European countries.

French PM steps in to boost Macron's ailing EU parliament campaign

France's prime minister faced allegations of intentionally overshadowing the head of the ruling party's list in the European elections by making a surprise appearance on stage during her radio debate.

Radio France Internationale

Nigel Farage, the man who wants to be the UK’s answer to Donald Trump

Populist politician who formed anti-EU pact with ruling Conservatives is back to engineer party’s demise

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EU struggles to counter Russian disinformation ahead of European elections

As the European Union prepares for this weekend's EU-wide parliamentary elections, the bloc faces significant challenges in combating alleged Russian disinformation. Despite Russia's denials of interference, the potential impact of a disinformation campaign on voter opinion remains difficult to measure.

Radio France Internationale

Microsoft Ready To Take More 'Steps' On Teams To Address EU Concerns

Microsoft Ready To Take More 'Steps' On Teams To Address EU Concerns

Microsoft is willing to take further steps to assuage EU antitrust concerns over its video and messaging platform Teams, the company's president Brad Smith said Tuesday.

International Business Times

Poland-Belarus migrant tensions play into EU election campaign

Poland-Belarus migrant tensions play into EU election campaign

In Poland, officials say the number of attempted illegal border crossings from Belarus has shot up. The ruling Civic Platform – which is in a tight election race with the former governing party, Law and Justice – says Belarus and Russia are using migrants as a tool of hybrid war…

Elon Musk does not grasp EU fears about disinformation on X, official says

Elon Musk does not grasp EU fears about disinformation on X, official says

EU commissioner Vera Jourová says tech firms must hire staff versed in legal and historical context of free speech in Europe

The Guardian - UK

Volvo Is Issuing ‘Battery Passports.’ Here’s What That Means

Volvo Is Issuing ‘Battery Passports.’ Here’s What That Means

Today on Critical Materials: Volvo issues first battery passport, GM promotes two ex-apple exects to lead software team, and Cruise is running in another city.

Holocaust Survivors Beg Young EU Voters To Shun Far Right

Holocaust Survivors Beg Young EU Voters To Shun Far Right

The German far-right AfD party has "a lot in common" with the Nazis in the 1930s, according to 95-year-old Ruth Winklemann, who recalls having to hide in a shed with her mother after her father was sent to Auschwitz.

International Business Times

Unmarred by Russian spying scandal, Austria’s far-right expected to cruise to victory in European elections

Unmarred by Russian spying scandal, Austria’s far-right expected to cruise to victory in European elections

For the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), the weeks are going by like clockwork. The far-right party continues to top the polls. It is expected to clinch a comfortable victory in the European elections on 9 June with almost 27% of the vote, well ahead of the Social Democrats of…

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Sierra Leone’s bushmeat markets pose serious health hazards – we studied two for six months to find solutions

You are walking through the bustling centre of Bo, Sierra Leone’s third largest city.

Radio France Internationale

Tiktok 'fails' political disinformation test ahead of EU elections

Popular social network TikTok approved adverts containing political disinformation ahead of European polls, a report showed Tuesday, flouting its own guidelines and raising questions about its ability to detect election falsehoods.

The Independent UK

From Kneecap to Jeremy Corbyn: A brief history of politics at Glastonbury Festival

From chants of ‘Oh, Jeremy Corbyn’ to the gloom generated by the EU Referendum result and now controversy over Kneecap’s 2025 performance, Glastonbury has been the site where campaigners call for peace, justice and reform for years

European parliamentary elections: What a right-wing surge could mean for the EU

Polls show that Europe is facing a potential shift to the right in elections set for June 6-9, when millions of EU citizens will vote to elect new members of the European Parliament, a body crucial for shaping the bloc’s policies. With far-right parties likely to win greater influence, the…

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Gibraltar vows retaliation if Spain imposes full border checks

Negotiations are ongoing over future free-travel arrangements between ‘The Rock’ and Spain

Poland-Belarus Border Tensions: Migrant Crisis And Political Maneuvering

Learn about the surge in illegal border crossings at the Poland-Belarus border and its political implications. Discover the challenges posed by geopolitica...

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage thinks leave-voting Clacton will welcome his return. He may be in for a surprise

In the Essex seaside town synonymous with Brexit, locals tell me their focus is reversing decline, not protest against the EU

Farmers Clash With Environmentalists Over Land Use Policies

Far-right groups protest environmental encroachment on farmland in EU, sparking debate on farming practices and climate change.

Tripling clean electricity by 2030 achievable: International Energy Agency

The IEA says countries’ domestic ambitions achieve 70 percent of the goal, but experts warn goals are hard to achieve.

The Guardian - UK

Everyone should be concerned about possible cooperation with Meloni, says Finnish candidate – as it happened

Maria Guzenina, Finnish Social Democratic party candidate, says ‘it would be a mistake’ to bring Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy into the centre

The Guardian - UK

Don’t blame voters for a far right surge in Europe. Blame the far right’s mainstream copycats

Far right ideology has not changed, it has become normalised in the minds of voters, thanks to a snowball effect

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