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Russia is getting around sanctions to secure supply of key chips for war

Russia looks to be successfully working around European Union and Group of Seven sanctions to secure crucial semiconductors and other technologies for its war in Ukraine, according to a senior European diplomat.

Tribune News Service

Journeyman Richard Bland makes a splash with backing for LIV rebels

Defectors eager to insist they were right all along as bickering between different factions shows no signs of abating

The Guardian - UK

Estonia goes to polls in a test for pro-Ukraine government

Estonians are heading to the polls as one of Europe's most staunchly pro-Kyiv governments faces a challenge from a far-right party

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Marching for justice – the activists fighting for racial equality in Scotland

ON March 18, thousands of anti-racists will assemble in George Square in Glasgow for the Resist Racism Scotland Demonstration

The National (Scotland)

First Tesla V4 Supercharger Spotted In The Netherlands

Tesla's recently announced fourth-generation (V4) Supercharging stalls were spotted in the Netherlands, where the first units are being installed in Harderwijk.

InsideEVs

Lee Johnson thrilled as Hibernian discover their steeliness in Livingston win

Hibs took a significant step forward in their bid for European football next season with a 4-1 victory at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

The National (Scotland)

Mezquita and Hagia Sophia: two sacred symbols and the culture wars that belie their complex history

World heritage monuments in Córdoba and Istanbul stand at the centre of a reductionist bid to rewrite the past

The Guardian - UK

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Every word David Moyes said on West Ham’s Brighton defeat, Ben Johnson, fans and Said Benrahma

West Ham United suffered their heaviest defeat of the Premier League season on Saturday afternoon, losing 4-0 to Brighton and Hove Albion at the Amex Stadium and here is what manager David Moyes said at full-time

Football London

David Moyes responds to criticism from West Ham fans after heavy defeat to Brighton

Meanwhile, Seagulls boss Roberto De Zerbi is not talking down his side’s chances of qualifying for Europe

The Independent UK

'Rishi Sunak's wonderful deal for Northern Ireland shows how little I understand'

Sunday Mirror columnist Mark Steel says he thought that when the UK was in the European Union, ALL of the UK was in the UK and had access to the single market in Europe - but he must have been wrong

Daily Mirror

Paul Hanlon determined to fulfil Ron Gordon's Hibs dream as he targets regular European football

Tributes have poured in over the last two weeks to honour the late Executive Chairman who sadly passed away aged 68. The Scottish football family and wider community have come together to share their condolences.

Edinburgh Live

Europe may try to force Netflix and Meta to pay up

Telecoms operators may have a shot at getting Netflix and Meta to pay for sending content to users.

Fortune

Deserted shopping centre with 'no shops' left used to be biggest in Europe

Runcorn Shopping City has lost plenty of shops in recent years

Liverpool Echo

‘Very precarious’: Europe faces growing water crisis as winter drought worsens

Multiple governments warn of critical water shortages as heatwaves and lack of rain leave river systems depleted

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Zeekr X EV Spied Preparing For Arrival In Europe

After a launch in China, Zeekr wants to introduce this model to Norway, the Netherlands, and Sweden.

The Independent UK

First evidence for horseback riding dates back 5,000 years

Archaeologists have found the first direct evidence for horseback riding in 5,000 year old skeletons in central Europe

Irish Mirror

Calls to expel Russian Ambassador after saying Ireland’s support for Ukraine amounted to 'Nazi ideology'

Under fire Yuriy Filatov has made a number of outlandish claims and comments since Vladimir Putin's forces invaded the Eastern European country last year.

Daily Record

Haunting images show mysterious Scots caravan park abandoned by locals

Situated near Persley Bridge in the Granite City, the now abandoned site is near the centre of a busy commuter route in Europe's oil capital.

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Football London

Graham Potter dismisses Chelsea claim on Arsenal and Leicester omen amid Todd Boehly meeting

Chelsea news: Graham Potter has shut down suggestions that a lack of European football could help his team next season with the Blues currently struggling in the Premier League

France 24

'European companies are at forefront of green transition': Sweden's EU minister

Sweden is using its presidency of the EU Council to keep European countries mobilised in their support for Ukraine, and to try to enforce the current sanctions on Russia more effectively. Sweden's EU Affairs Minister Jessika Roswall speaks to Talking Europe about those issues, as well as Sweden's application to…

Bangkok Post

Westlife concludes 'The Wild Dreams Tour' in Bangkok

Tuesday night was a big dose of nostalgia as Irish boy band Westlife concluded The Wild Dreams Tour with a memorable performance at Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani, after 56 shows in Europe and Asia.

The Independent UK

Founder of orchestra says CBE award ‘rubber stamps’ diversity work

Chi-chi Nwanoku founded the first professional orchestra in Europe to be made up of a majority of black and minority ethnic musicians.

The Conversation

5 things to know about Moldova and Transnistria – and why Russia's war in Ukraine is threatening their security, too

Tensions continue to mount between Russia and Moldova – a small country bordering on southwestern Ukraine that is seeking European Union membership. Moldova is also home to a breakaway region called Transnistria that has strong Russian ties, landing both places in the crosshairs of the war in Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

More than 2 tonnes of cocaine washes up on shores of northern France

Sealed bags containing 2.3 tonnes of cocaine worth an estimated 150 million euros have washed up on the northern French coast this week. This comes as Europe faces a surge in trafficking and use of the illicit drug.

The Independent UK

How Keely Hodgkinson can use European indoor success as springboard to world gold

Hodgkinson is a strong favourite to defend her in Turkey

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