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Montenegrins vote in parliamentary election that may determine EU path

Montenegro was holding an early parliamentary election Sunday, a vote that could put an end to deep political divisions and years of instability that have hampered the small NATO-member country on its route to joining the European Union.

France 24

Montenegro holds snap parliamentary election that could determine EU path

Montenegro is holding an early parliamentary election that could put an end to deep political divisions and years of instability that have hampered the small NATO-member country on its route to joining the European Union

The Independent UK

European leaders hope to restore stability in Tunisia, a major source of migration

Tunisia is hosting the leaders of Italy, the Netherlands and the European Union for talks aimed at smoothing the way for an international bailout

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson resigns from Parliament, citing an upcoming report on his behavior as PM

The flamboyant and populist former U.K. prime minister quit his parliamentary seat. He called the panel examining whether he lied to fellow lawmakers about COVID social gatherings a "kangaroo court."

WEKU

Fury as Question Time set for Brexit special - with only Leave voters in the audience

A QUESTION Time Brexit special has prompted fury after Fiona Bruce announced that the programme would feature only Leave voters in the audience.

The National (Scotland)

‘Europeans are almost not coming to the UK any more’

Al Jazeera interviews social scientist Nando Sigona on migration trends.

Al Jazeera

Denmark: A tougher line on immigration

As European countries grapple with the question of how to handle migration policy across the continent, many countries are looking to Denmark, known for having some of the strictest immigration rules in the European Union. Today's Focus takes us to a district of the capital, Copenhagen, where the debate around…

France 24

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Kosovo complains of biased western envoys in talks with its former foe Serbia

Kosovo’s prime minister has complained of bias against his country from the United States and the European Union and tolerance of what he calls Serbia’s authoritarian regime

The Independent UK

Huawei could be banned from 5G networks across the EU

Huawei is opposing the idea, saying it's being discriminated against.

TechRadar

EU launches legal action against Poland over new Russian influence law

The European Union is launching legal action against Poland over a contentious new law that the nationalist government claims is meant to combat Russian influence

The Independent UK

Europe’s Copernicus programme completes 25 years: its impact so far

Copernicus, the earth observation component of the European Union’s space programme, completes 25 years in June 2023. We look at the impact that the programme has had so far.

The Hindu

Australia willing to walk away from EU deal: Minister

Australia was prepared to pull the pin on trade talks with the European Union if negotiations broke down further on the naming of cheeses and wine.

The New Daily

Satellite images show that Spain is in danger of drying out one of the main wetlands in Europe

Wetlands are among the most biodiverse yet endangered ecosystems on Earth. In the last century alone, around 70% of them have disappeared, with overexploitation of aquifers being the main threat in many cases.

The Conversation

Current emissions targets could keep the planet below a 2°C temperature rise but a turbocharged effort is needed

In the landmark Paris Agreement, adopted at the 2015 United Nations climate change conference (COP21), 196 countries decided that the world must limit global temperature increases to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels – and to 1.5°C above current levels if possible.

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Windows 11's Teams Chat bloatware will soon no longer taunt me with its very existence

It should be possible to kill Microsoft Teams Chat altogether in the near future, not just toggle it off.

The Independent UK

European Union urges probe into 'horrible and heinous' poisoning of Afghan schoolgirls

The European Union is urging Afghan authorities to follow up on the poisoning of schoolgirls in the country's northern region

The Conversation

UK PM Sunak visits Washington to strengthen ties, watch baseball – having already struck out on trade deal

Alongside meetings with President Joe Biden, U.S. business leaders and members of Congress, U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will take in a baseball game during a Washington trip that starts June 7, 2023. He may be given the honor of throwing out the first pitch; many at home will be…

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Cyprus unveils campaign to counter spike in asylum seekers

Cyprus is launching an information campaign to counter a spike in irregular migration, authorities said on Tuesday, saying they were struggling with the highest inflows in the European Union.

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Angus Taylor says Australia's core inflation is higher than all the countries in the G7. Is that correct?

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor says Australia has higher core inflation than all of the countries in the G7. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

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How activity in outer space will affect regional inequalities in the future

Science fiction has always been a tool for processing life on Earth. Norwegian sci-fi expert Karl Kristian Swane Bambini has said that the space-bound genre is well placed to “interrogate and reimagine real-world economic disparities”.

The National (Scotland)

Expert issues warning over SNP's currency plans and EU membership

THE SNP’s policy of keeping the British pound after independence would make it “much harder” to join the European Union, a financial expert…

The Independent UK

EU top court says that Poland's justice reform infringes EU law

The European Union has stepped up its rule-of-law fight with member state Poland on Monday after the bloc’s highest court confirmed that Warsaw refuses to comply with the EU rules on judicial independence for which it has already lost over half a billion euros in fines

France 24

Justice minister rejects 'corrupt' EU court's ruling against Poland's judicial reform

Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro on Monday denounced the Court of Justice of the European Union as 'corrupt' and rejected its ruling that a controversial Polish judicial reform violated EU law.

The Independent UK

Is it real or made by AI? Europe wants a label for that as it fights disinformation

The European Union is pushing online platforms like Google and Meta to step up efforts to fight false information by adding labels to text, photos and other content generated by artificial intelligence

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: The Conservatives are in no man’s land on small boats

Few campaign slogans have proved more potent in recent political history than that of ‘taking back control’. Those three words played a critical role in the vote to leave the European Union, most viscerally on immigration. Yet seven years on from the referendum, the Conservatives continue to flounder on the…

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