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France's President Macron Dubs NFT, Web3, And Metaverse 'Opportunity Not To Be Missed' For Europe

The re-election of French President Emmanuel Macron may come as a key milestone for the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Europe as the leader painted a rosy picture for the asset class in an interview.

Benzinga

Man Utd's collapse plays into Erik ten Hag's hands as Antonio Conte discovered

Manchester United could welcome Erik ten Hag without Champions League football but the Dutchman has been told that no European football could play into his hands

Daily Mirror

National service in Britain: why men who served don't think we should bring it back

Ukraine compelling all men aged 18-60 to stay in the country and fight the Russian invasion is a reminder of the reality of military conscription in many countries in Europe and around the world.

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Manchester United's remaining fixtures compared with Arsenal, Spurs and rivals in European battle

The battle to secure European football for next season is set to go down to the wire in the Premier League.

Manchester Evening News

Edinburgh eatery say most of their staff are European as locals 'don't want to serve'

Kauai, who have a popular eatery on Forest Road, as well as owning Noon, on Princes Street, took to Twitter to admit they employ mostly European staff after struggling to recruit locals.

Edinburgh Live

‘Extraordinary rise’ of Chinese universities creates stiff competition

The success of British universities could be eclipsed by well-funded Chinese institutions, despite Oxford and Cambridge being ranked the best in Europe, a new university league table suggests.

Evening Standard

What will it take for Germany, Europe’s heavyweight, to stand up to Russia?

As the savage war in Ukraine continues, the world expects Germany, Europe’s largest economy and a political heavyweight, to play a central role in the fight to isolate and stop Russia. But how serious is Germany about supporting Ukraine?

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World’s military spending reaches unprecedented $2 trillion

Russia inflated its military budget in 2021, in run-up to Ukraine invasion, by 2.9%

The Independent UK

When do I need to renew my passport for travel to Europe?

Seeing headlines about passports expiring after Brexit? Here are the rules as stated by the European Union, not the UK government nor the airlines

The Independent UK

Your international travel questions answered by Simon Calder

Best “green” destinations and travel companies, US Covid rules and the complexities of trans-European journeys

The Independent UK

The new faces of Europe’s far right

Spain’s Alejandro Sanchez, Germany’s Marie-Thérèse Kaiser and Italy’s Fabrizio Busnengo all have two things in common: They are under 35 and are positioning their respective far-right political parties at the gates of power. Each of them shrugs off the dark side of their countries’ history, campaigning with gusto for parties…

France 24

‘Liberal democracy in action’: world leaders congratulate Macron on French election win

Presidents and prime ministers from Europe, the Americas and across the world have expressed relief at Emmanuel Macron’s victory over Marine Le Pen

The Guardian - AU

Europe rushes to congratulate Macron after defeating Le Pen in second round vote

World leaders rushed to congratulate French President Emmanuel Macron for his re-election on Sunday in a second round marked by a rise in the far-right vote.

Radio France Internationale

Face-off with Russia over Ukraine lifts military spending in 2021, think tank says

Military spending in Europe and Russia surged in the run-up to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine despite the subduing effects of the pandemic on economic growth, data published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) showed on Monday.

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Insider UK

Carcinotech secures £1.6 million funding to expand internationally

The company also aims to boost commercialisation efforts in Europe and North America

Irish Mirror

Kinahan gang's drug route exposed as cartel 'employs African thugs to threaten EU port workers'

EXCLUSIVE: Senior gardai and Interpol have established that Moroccan thugs work with Daniel Kinahan’s two main intermediaries in Europe

Daily Record

Rangers and the lasting RB Leipzig impression as club hero guarantees the one thing that won't happen this time

Dominik Kaiser played for the Bundesliga side when they strolled to a 4-0 friendly win over Gers in January 2017 but knows this Thursday will be closer.

Dublin Live

Kinahan cartel's alleged drug route through Europe's busiest ports exposed

A huge crackdown in Colombia has also seen a fall-off in production, impacting on the cartel’s business

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Shanghai Covid Lockdown Threatens New Export Delays

Nearly a third of goods leaving the Port of Shanghai are held up due to a strict lockdown. The delays are set to exacerbate a supply chain crisis that has caused shortages and price rises across the world.

The Times of India

Global military spending tops $2 trillion for first time as Europe boosts defences

STOCKHOLM: Global military expenditure has surpassed $2 trillion per year for the first time, and looks set to rise further as European countries beef up their armed forces in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Borrell says no EU agreement on Russian energy embargo

There is insufficient support from European Union member states for a complete embargo or punitive tariff on Russian oil and gas imports, the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell was quoted as saying by German newspaper Die Welt on Monday.

The Times of India

India is bound by one culture, says Amit Shah in Puducherry

PUDUCHERRY: Culture was the common thread that bound citizens across the country, said Union home minister Amit Shah in Puducherry on Sunday. Addressing the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of revolutionary freedom fighter-turned-spiritual guru Sri Aurobindo, organized by the Sri Aurobindo Society, Shah said India was the only geo-cultural country in…

Tribune News Service

Global military spending tops $2 trillion for first time as Europe boosts defenses

Global military expenditure has surpassed $2 trillion per year for the first time, and looks set to rise further as European countries beef up their armed forces in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

ABC News

Ukraine 'disappointed' as Austria says besieged nation shouldn't be offered EU membership

Austria's Foreign Minister says Ukraine should not be offered membership to the European Union. Here's how that could impact the war-torn country's chances of membership.

France 24

Macron re-elected as French voters hold off Le Pen’s far right once more

French President Emmanuel Macron has seen off his far-right rival Marine Le Pen to secure five years more years at the helm of Europe’s second economy. But the narrowing margin of victory and an increasingly polarised nation herald another rocky term for the incumbent, whose success was tarnished by the…

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