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War in Ukraine could cut global supply of essential elements for making green technology

The EU imports 40% of its natural gas from Russia, and nearly half of the five million barrels of crude oil Russia exports daily go to Europe. Fossil fuel revenue funds Putin’s aggression in Ukraine, and for this reason, the European Commission recently announced plans to eliminate Russian fuel imports…

The Conversation

Could energy independence from Russia spur a shift to renewables?

European energy experts and the ECB say such a transition will involve higher energy costs and some hardship.

Al Jazeera

London has long been a magnet for refugees – we must continue this generosity

Commuters passing through Liverpool Street Station may pass by a bronze sculpture, “The Arrival.” It commemorates the “Kindertransport”, the influx of 10,000 Jewish children from eastern Europe who arrived at the station in 1938-39. Over 80 years later, more refugees from eastern Europe find themselves with their lives imperilled. As…

Evening Standard

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Nissan GT-R Discontinued In Europe Because Of Emissions Regulations

But it's still available in the US.

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Ukraine: why Emmanuel Macron's open line to Moscow has not delivered the international prestige he expected

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has taken a big gamble in putting himself forward as Europe’s man in Moscow (at least virtually) during the crisis in Ukraine. He has kept an open dialogue with Vladimir Putin even as the Russian leader invaded and insists that he continues to press for…

The Conversation

Nato: the western alliance which protects the security of Europe

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was founded in the aftermath of the Second World War.

The Independent UK

Refugee exodus reaches 2.8 million as Russia strikes hit west Ukraine

People fleeing what had been the relative safety of western Ukraine joined thousands crossing into eastern Europe on Monday after Russia attacked a Ukrainian base near the border with NATO-member Poland.

Reuters

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Ford Puma EV And Two MEB-Based Crossovers Coming To Europe By 2024

The three new electric passenger cars are in addition to the existing Mustang Mach-E and five electric commercial vehicles, including E-Transit.

InsideEVs

Ford to phase out emissions from vans in Europe by 2035

The manufacturer also revealed it will launch seven new electric models in Europe by 2024.

The Independent UK

Germany's Scholz to Meet Turkey's Erdogan in Ankara

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is visiting Turkey Monday in his first official trip to the country since he took office in December. He will hold talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara, followed by a news conference, AFP said. A Turkish presidency statement said the two leaders are…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mass antiwar protests across Europe

Beyond London, Berlin and Warsaw, protesters also took to the streets in Moscow and occupied Ukrainian cities

Salon

Rolling Stones announce concert in North as part of European tour

Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have announced a return to gigging with their Sixty tour

Chronicle Live

Can the west slaughter Putin’s sacred cash cow?

Ukraine believes the only way the Russian president will back down is if his economic power base in fossil fuels is seriously threatened. Putin thinks Europe and the US are too weak to do it – but some believe there is a way

The Guardian - UK

Felix Magath returns to management five years after last job as Hertha Berlin’s third boss of the season

The former Fulham boss is back in a job within Europe for the first time since 2014

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Evening Standard

Rolling Stones will play Hyde Park gigs this summer in 60th anniversary tour

The new tour will consist of 14 shows in 10 countries across Europe, starting in Madrid on June 1

Tribune News Service

Russian war on Ukraine is causing Americans to rethink European travel

As warmer weather approaches — and vaccination rates rise while COVID-19 numbers decline — it had seemed, up to this point, as though Americans would be turning out in droves during the spring and summer seasons to take their long-awaited “postpandemic” vacations.

Liverpool Echo

Rolling Stones announce European tour 2022 with dates in Liverpool, London, Paris, Amsterdam and more

The Rolling Stones will perform 14 dates across Europe this summer

The Guardian - UK

Russia threatens to pay external debt in roubles; Ukraine’s GDP ‘could shrink 35%’; UK petrol to surge – as it happened

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Reuters

Europe's arms imports jump amid tensions with Russia, says think-tank SIPRI

Arms shipments to Europe jumped amid deteriorating relations with Russia in the five years through 2021, even as the global arms trade slowed, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) think-tank said on Monday.

Daily Record

This Rangers team blow sides away unlike class of 2008 and it feels like European stars are aligning - Keith Jackson

Walter Smith used to grin at 'anti-football' suggestions but Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers are a must watch, writes Keith Jackson

RideApart

Motobi Makes A Comeback With The DL 400 Naked Bike

Italian motorcycle manufacturer Motobi has made a comeback by launching the new DL 400 naked bike in Europe.

Bangkok Post

Europe new 'hotspot' for arms imports - report

STOCKHOLM: Europe saw the world's biggest rise in arms imports in the past five years, a trend set to accelerate following recent rearmament commitments amid the threat posed by Russia, researchers said Monday.

Tribune News Service

EU discussing sanctions on Chelsea’s Abramovich, other Russians

European Union governments are discussing sanctioning the owner of Chelsea Football Club, Roman Abramovich, along with more than a dozen other prominent Russians, according to documents seen by Bloomberg and people familiar with the matter.

Daily Mirror

'Tories are blaming Ukraine war for cost of living crisis that started before invasion'

Boris Johnson hopes to con voters into believing sanctions and slaughter in Europe are why family incomes will endure the nastiest squeeze since the 1950s, says Kevin Maguire

The Guardian - AU

Pressure mounts on federal government to cut fuel excise – as it happened

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