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Rise of the far right: will there be an election bonanza for Europe’s populists?

Soaring energy and food prices caused by war in Ukraine could hand the EU’s ‘illiberal’ leaders a major boost

The Guardian - UK

Operation Mincemeat: the startling story of deception that fooled Hitler and helped win the war

A new film and play about a startling allied deception resonate at a time when conflict and propaganda haunt Europe again

The Guardian - UK

A tale of two Brazilians: Ederson and Alisson set for key role in Man City vs Liverpool showdown

Manchester City and Liverpool boast two of the best goalkeepers in Europe, and they will both be crucial in their Premier League title showdown on Sunday.

Manchester Evening News

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What can Europe learn from Orban's victory in Hungary's elections?

Hungary's voters gave an overwhelming fourth mandate to incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Orban on 3 April. But critics and observers say that state control of the media, misinformation and a lack of democratic tradition played crucial roles in the victory for Orban's extreme-right Fidesz party. As France gears up for…

Radio France Internationale

Pat Lam explains why his Bristol Bears superstars start on the bench against Sale Sharks

Bristol Bears face Sale Sharks at the AJ Bell Stadium in the last 16 knockout round of the European Heineken Champions Cup

Bristol Post

Foreign holiday hotspots 40% cheaper than Easter staycation in UK, study claims

Research by travel money specialist, FairFX, analysed price of popular European destinations and compared the costs with price of UK break

Wales Online

Pep Guardiola proven wrong about Chelsea as Liverpool claim made after Champions League blow

Chelsea look set to fail in their task of retaining their Champions League crown and appear to have relinquished the title of one of the most impressive outfits in Europe

Football London

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta hints at another busy summer for the club and defends January exodus

Arsenal could be in for another busy summer as the club gear up for a return to European football

Football London

What rugby games are on today? Kick-off times and TV channels for European matches and Six Nations

All the information you need ahead of a weekend of action across the Women's Six Nations, United Rugby Championship and European rugby competitions

Wales Online

Commentary: Why pictures of the horrors in Ukraine can strengthen our political will

On Tuesday, in a dramatic and furious speech to the United Nations Security Council, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented graphic atrocity photographs from Bucha — including close-ups of dead children and clumps of corpses, some with their hands tied behind their backs. “The chamber fell silent,” the New York Times…

Los Angeles Times

The 17 best festivals in the UK and Europe for 2022

After two very quiet years, there’s more than enough to keep music fans happy through summer. Roisin O'Connor, Adam White, Annabel Nugent and Jacob Stolworthy have picked the best of the bunch

The Independent UK

Ukrainian soccer club Shakhtar to start peace-themed tour

The charity games will raise money for Ukrainian refugees displaced by the war, with many other European clubs also offering to play games against Ukrainian clubs

The Hindu

Russia's war against Ukraine war 'may end much sooner than many think', says President Zelensky

He says the West 'simply' needs to give him the weapons he has asked for

Manchester Evening News

Toulouse v Ulster: John Cooney wary of deadly Dupont ahead of European showdown

Cooney says 'negating' opposite number’s influence is crucial in last-16 tie

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The Hindu

With restrictions gone, tourists head to overseas destinations

Turkey, Egypt, the Gulf and Europen cities remain the most preferred places

Tribune News Service

The world's electric vehicle fleet will soon surpass 20 million

The world is about to pass another important milestone in electric vehicle adoption: 20 million plug-in vehicles on the road globally, come June, according to BNEF estimates. That’s remarkable growth from only 1 million EVs on roads in 2016.

ABC News

Vladimir Putin's nuclear sabre-rattling in Ukraine has the northern hemisphere contemplating a new Cold War

As Vladimir Putin holds out the threat of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, tensions between Russia and the West are bringing Cold War-era anxieties back to the surface.

Asharq Al-Awsat

The Case for and against EU Sanctions on Russian Oil

European Union countries on Thursday approved a ban on Russian coal imports from August as part of new measures against Moscow, but are split over whether oil or gas sanctions should follow. The coal embargo is the EU's first energy sanction against Moscow following its invasion of Ukraine.

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Ukraine Says 50 Killed in Rocket Strike on Rail Evacuation Hub

Ukraine said at least 50 people were killed on Friday and many more wounded in a rocket strike at a railway station packed with civilians fleeing the threat of a major Russian offensive in the country's east. As regional authorities scrambled to evacuate the vulnerable, European Union leaders visited Kyiv…

Radio France Internationale

Why France's presidential election matters on the world stage

With war raging on the eastern fringe of the European Union, the outcome of the French election – the first round of which takes place on Sunday – will have major international implications.

Reuters

Explainer-What you need to know about France's presidential election

Sunday's vote in France is the first round of a presidential election that will determine who runs the European Union's second-largest economy as the war in Ukraine rages on the bloc's doorstep.

Tribune News Service

Japan to ban Russian coal imports in surprise policy shift

Japan will ban imports of Russian coal, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said, in a bold policy shift that adds pressure on Moscow after the European Union announced its own embargo on the fuel.

Football London

Every word Thomas Frank said on West Ham injury news, Christian Eriksen future and Europe dreams

The Bees face the Hammers on Sunday afternoon

Benzinga

TSMC Scores In Q1 Thanks To Apple, Samsung

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd's (NYSE:TSM) first-quarter FY22 revenue jumped 36% to NT$491.1 billion ($17 billion). Higher demand for smartphones, computers, and car chips and the ongoing semiconductor crisis helped boost prices, Bloomberg reports. TSMC kept production running in China, even as many other factories struggled to cope with the local pandemic policy. Also…

The Guardian - UK

Get ready for a scary fortnight in French politics: a Le Pen presidency really is possible

The race for the Elysée could end up as a horror story for anyone who cares about the wellbeing of France or Europe, says journalist John Lichfield

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