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14 Dead Off Tunisia in Migrant Boat Sinking

At least 14 Africans died and 54 were rescued when a boat in which they were trying to reach Europe sank off the coast of Tunisia, the Tunisian National Guard said Thursday. The 14 bodies were recovered overnight in the Mediterranean Sea off Tunisia's central Sfax region, National Guard spokesperson…

Asharq Al-Awsat

VW Pauses Plans For Cell Plant In Europe, Prioritizes North America

Volkswagen Group is waiting for Europe's response to the US Inflation Reduction Act before moving further with plans to build new battery factories in Europe.

InsideEVs

Belgium adds beds for migrants as EU faces rising arrivals

Belgium on Thursday announced it would expand reception capacity to cope with what it called a migration "crisis" as EU ministers debated bringing down rising numbers of arrivals and overhauling their broken asylum rules ahead a bloc-wide election next year.

Reuters

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Germany and the Netherlands signal weakening of Europe’s China tech ties

Europe is following the U.S.’s lead in gradually decoupling with China.

Fortune

Alexei Navalny ally quits after urging EU to drop sanctions against oligarchs

Leonid Volkov resigns post at opposition leader’s Anti-Corruption Foundation after letters come to light

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf pledges to appoint senior figure to devise EU strategy, if elected FM

HUMZA Yousaf will appoint a senior figure to head up Scottish Government strategy for re-joining the EU.

The National (Scotland)

MPs set to vote on new Brexit deal by end of month, says Heaton-Harris

The Windsor Framework struck between the EU and UK Government seeks to reduce the red tape on the movement of goods from GB into Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

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Ministers are staging another Brexit coup – and only the House of Lords can save us

The retained EU law bill is an outrageously undemocratic attempt to transfer law-making powers from parliament to Whitehall, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Georgia: 'foreign agent law' protests show disconnect between pro-Moscow government and west-leaning population

The Georgian government has been forced to withdraw its controversial “foreign agent” law after days of mass protests against what many saw as Russian-inspired legislation which would limit press freedom, making its chances of ever joining the European Union near impossible.

The Conversation

Europe struggles to make progress in migration quagmire

Europe is continuing its decade-old struggle to devise a migration system that would both better protect its borders and avoid tragedies like the sinking off Italy last month which claimed at least 70 lives

The Independent UK

Ukrainian journalists fight another kind of war - against graft

Ukrainian reporter Serhii Andrushko believes his country's struggle for freedom also includes another kind of war - against high-level corruption - which experts think could have more success now as Kyiv strives for European Union membership.

Reuters

A long overdue moment? The UK greens pushing for the nuclear option

Growing numbers of environmentalists in northern Europe are embracing technology to combat the climate crisis, but in Britain ‘ecomodernist’ ideas have had a so-far frosty reception

The Guardian - UK

EU legal advisor: Homegrown player quotas clash with EU law

A senior legal adviser says UEFA rules on homegrown players are partially incompatible with the European Union's free movement laws but they might be legitimate to develop and recruit youngsters

The Independent UK

Why did protesters in Georgia oppose the ‘Russian law’ bill?

Critics of withdrawn ‘foreign agents’ bill feared it would undercut bid for EU membership

The Guardian - UK

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Irish Mirror

When do clocks go forward in Ireland in 2023? Everything you need to know as change just weeks away

It can be hard to keep track of the swing in hours from one end of the year to the other, so we’re here to remind you

The Independent UK

Revealed: The fish packed with cancer-causing ‘forever chemicals’

Flounder, dab and plaice have been found to contain highly-persistent industrial pollutants

The Independent UK

Brexit U-turn: Builders to get special immigration status to tackle construction industry crisis

Builders expected to be added to ‘shortage occupation list’ to allow EU labourers to return

Evening Standard

What is Georgia’s ‘foreign agent’ bill and why has it been pulled?

The bill dictated that non-government groups and media that received 20 per cent of funding from abroad would have to register as ‘foreign agents’

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Al Jazeera

Georgia withdraws ‘foreign agents’ bill after days of protests

An EU delegation welcomed the decision to drop the controversial draft law and encouraged Georgia to resume reforms.

The Independent UK

EU tells Rishi Sunak small boats plan ‘violates international law’

Brussels commissioner says bill breaches convention, as legal experts warn of risk to Brexit trade deal

France 24

Georgia releases detained protesters after dropping 'foreign agents' law

Authorities in Georgia said Thursday that demonstrators detained during anti-government rallies had been released, after the Caucasus country's ruling party announced it was dropping the contentious laws that sparked the rallies.

Radio France Internationale

Europe on alert as severe drought hits food, energy production

European countries historically rich in water are hastily rolling out emergency measures to cope with a cumulative drought that has sapped waterways, threatened food security and strained energy production – with little end in sight.

Radio France Internationale

Russia launches massive air assault on targets across Ukraine

Five civilian deaths have been reported, and 40 percent of the residents of Kyiv are without heating in the wake of a huge overnight Russian missile barrage. Ukraine's second-largest city Kharkiv is without power, water or heating.

Reuters

Hungary vows to fight in EU court to defend anti-LGBT law

Hungary's Justice Minister said late on Wednesday that Budapest would fight in the Court of Justice of the EU to defend an education law that Brussels says discriminates against people on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Evening Standard

Suella Braverman brushes off EU warning over small boats plan

The Home Secretary said the UK is free to set its own migration policy now it has left the EU

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