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Russia-Ukraine war live: Ukraine launches inquiry into ‘execution’ of captured soldiers – as it happened

Ukraine says Russian troops committed war crime as video appears to show two men surrendering before being shot

The Guardian - AU

DRC electoral campaign marred by violence, lack of transparency

Tensions are running high as the Democratic Republic of Congo prepares to hold parliamentary and presidential elections on 20 December. Concerns over transparency and recurrent violence have observers worried about the vote and its aftermath.

Radio France Internationale

No 10 daren’t admit it, but Ursula von der Leyen is right: we’ll be going back on Brexit

The case for rejoining the single market and the customs union grows stronger by the day. A future Labour government can’t ignore it

The Guardian - UK

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'The Algarve is not just golf courses anymore': how Portugal's retirement haven is getting younger

The Algarve has long been popular with British retirees. Now, it is attracting a crowd of younger workers - and exciting new developments

Evening Standard

How Scotland is leading in marine energy with one of world’s biggest tidal farms

EU funding for Nova's tidal farm off the coast of Orkney is a “huge vote of confidence” in Scotland, the firm behind the project has said.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer praises Margaret Thatcher for bringing ‘meaningful change’ to UK

Labour leader says former PM ‘set loose our natural entrepreneurialism’ in appeal to Tory voters to back him

The Guardian - UK

Germany is Ukraine’s new best friend. What a difference a war makes

Berlin steps up assistance as Kyiv faces relentless Russian attacks, low morale at home, and splits in the EU and Nato

The Guardian - UK

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Europe’s AI crackdown looks doomed to be felled by Silicon Valley lobbying power

The EU’s artificial intelligence safety bill enters its final stages this week, but seems already to have been nobbled by the big names in the US

The Guardian - UK

‘Alone you are weak’: top German politician calls for closer links between UK and EU

Martin Schulz, former leader of Germany’s ruling SPD, says the Brexit divide is harming efforts to solve international crises

The Guardian - UK

EU Climate Jamboree Kicks Off With Taxpayers Funding ‘Loss And Damage Fund’

EU taxpayers to fund climate change 'loss and damage fund' for poorest countries

Zenger

EU Formulates Contingency Plan to Mitigate Impact of 10% Brexit Tariff on Electric Vehicles

The commission expressed apprehension that any decision to lift the tariff could be viewed as a violation of the Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA).

International Business Times UK

British Inventor Dyson Loses Brexit Libel Claim

The billionaire inventor James Dyson has lost a libel action against a British newspaper which commented on how he supported Brexit but then moved his business to Singapore, a judge ruled Friday.

International Business Times

Ukraine Says Polish Trucker Protest On Border 'Catastrophic'

Ukraine on Friday said that the fallout from a weeks-long protest by Polish truckers on their countries' shared border was "catastrophic", as Slovak hauliers also began blockading crossings with their war-torn neighbour.

International Business Times

Scotland's 'unofficial diplomat' welcomes climate fund breakthrough at COP28

SCOTLAND’S "unofficial diplomat" has welcomed a major win for a key climate fund at COP28.

The National (Scotland)

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The Conversation

Sustainability schemes deployed by business most often ineffective, research reveals

If you ever wondered what the weather might look like should global average temperatures rise 2C degrees above pre-industrial levels – the critical warming threshold the Paris Agreement seeks to prevent us from reaching – take your mind’s eye back to Friday 17 November. That day, for the first time…

The Guardian - UK

‘An obvious message’: King Charles’s Greek flag tie rekindles marbles row

Athens press interpret attire at Cop28 as possible backing for return of Parthenon sculptures after recent snub of Greek PM by Rishi Sunak

France 24

EU's Green Deal achievements 'massive and unprecedented': French MEP Pascal Canfin

Talking Europe hosts Pascal Canfin, the chair of the environment committee at the European Parliament. He is a former French government minister and a former director of the French branch of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). We take a look at what is coming out of the COP28 climate summit…

The Conversation

Argentina's Brexit: why new president Milei is threatening to pull out of South America's common market

Javier Milei, who was elected as Argentina’s new president on November 19, has promised to withdraw from the South American “common market”, Mercosur.

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The Guardian - AU

Australia and EU in talks about ‘the day after’ war in Gaza and unite on two-state solution

European Commission vice-president says there must be ‘no role for Hamas in any post-conflict horizon’ during visit to Australia

International Business Times

EU Wants To Know How Meta Tackles Child Sex Abuse

The EU on Friday demanded Instagram-owner Meta provide more information about measures taken by the company to address child sexual abuse online.

Evening Standard

Dutch fintech Bunq plots return to UK after leaving post-Brexit

One of Europe’s biggest challenger banks is plotting a return to the UK, the Standard can reveal, in a sign that London remains an attractive financial hub for EU investors.

The Guardian - UK

‘Forever chemical’ in English tap water samples carcinogenic, WHO rules

Exclusive: Decision to categorise PFOA as linked to cancer in humans by World Health Organization increases pressure on UK government

TechRadar

TikTok set to spend billions on new European data centers and security upgrades

EEA and UK user data will now be stored in Europe by TikTok, as it pledges to make huge environmental strides.

The Independent UK

Closer EU ties is Labour’s top foreign policy priority, says David Lammy

EU leaders find dealing with Keir Starmer like ‘honey on toast’ after clashes with Tory government, says shadow foreign secretary

France 24

Ten more years of glyphosate in the EU: Controversy rages after decision on weedkiller

A controversial chemical will be allowed in the EU for another 10 years. After member states failed to reach an agreement amongst themselves, the European Commission decided that glyphosate, an agrichemical used in farming, will be re-authorised for a further decade. Glyphosate kills weeds and is the most widely used…

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