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Easter holidays: What are the travel rules around Europe as UK to drop remaining Covid restrictions?

With the Easter holidays rapidly approaching, further Covid travel restrictions are being lifted in the UK and Europe.

Evening Standard

Will the EU start to take Ukraine’s membership seriously?

Analysis: Zelenskiy once played a TV president turned down by Merkel, but how real are his country’s prospects?

The Guardian - UK

Sweden plans to up defence budget to 2% of GDP as Russia threat looms

Sweden's government said on Thursday it planned to boost annual spending on defence to 2% of gross domestic product in response to a deteriorating security situation in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

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XPENG Opens P5 Reservation Books in Four European Markets

We examine the announcement that XPENG Motors has opened the reservation books for its P5 smart electric vehicle sedan.

InsideEVs

A short history of Ukraine's relationship with the European Union

Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine on February 24 2022 and the war that has ensued are part of the history of what happened in eastern Europe in the years following the cold war. As the European Union is debating what to do about Russian aggression, it is important to remind…

The Conversation

Trevor Noah: Putin has ‘shined a spotlight’ on fossil fuel dependency

Late-night hosts discuss the US – but not the EU – banning energy imports and McDonald’s closing stores in Russia

The Guardian - US

XPeng Begins Taking Reservations For Mass Market P5 Sedan In 4 European Nations

XPeng, Inc. (NYSE: XPEV), which was among the first Chinese electric vehicle startups to set its sights on Europe, is deepening its expansion in the region.

Benzinga

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Rod Oram: Sanctions don't stop wars but these will change the world

The history of sanctions to date show target countries usually learn to live with or find ways around them, though they are far poorer for doing so, writes Rod Oram

Newsroom.co.nz

Could Boeing Be Set To Emerge As A Leading Defense Stock?

Major global events can - more often than not - carry profound ramifications for stocks and shares. We saw with the emergence of Covid-19 that healthcare and remote technology stocks could experience exponential growth as the rollout of vaccines and a push towards working from home became more commonplace.

Benzinga

Pep Guardiola has already shown Liverpool how they could solve a transfer problem

Liverpool remain below the necessary quota of homegrown players to name a full 25-man squad with a number of their players facing uncertain futures

Liverpool Echo

UN predicts four million refugees will flee Ukraine within days as UK under pressure to ease visa rules

Western officials fear that the biggest wave of refugees since WWII is about to flood across Europe.

Daily Record

After Brexit betrayal, British-born comic takes first vote as a Frenchman seriously (mostly)

Stand-up comic Ian Moore was living the Platonic ideal of a European life – travelling from the pastoral calm of his family home in rural France to weekly gigs in Britain – when the Brexit bombshell landed. In London for the 2016 referendum, "I made the decision literally the day…

France 24

China's balancing act on Russian invasion of Ukraine explained

Russia has few friends in the international community following its invasion of Ukraine. But China, which shares a 2,672-mile (4,300-kilometer) border with Russia, is among the handful of nations that has refused to condemn Vladimir Putin’s actions, while criticizing the West’s response to the crisis and its role in pushing…

The Conversation

A wave of grassroots humanitarianism is supporting millions of Ukrainian refugees

Along the Poland-Ukraine border, Polish volunteers have been driving Ukrainian refugees to local train stations, or directly to cities like Warsaw.

The Conversation

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Turning down your thermostat really can ease a gas supply crisis – here's how

Russia has threatened to close a major gas pipeline to Europe in retaliation for countries considering bans on Russian oil imports. This could drive up prices due to lack of supply internationally, which would affect even countries like the UK which do not use much Russian gas.

Los Angeles Times

Poland, in Russia’s shadow, nervous as war in Ukraine intensifies

WARSAW, Poland — Justina Dziwicka was not yet born when Poland shed the shackles of the Soviet Union and joined NATO, the U.S.-led alliance that would protect the Eastern European country. But the child-care worker is getting a swift lesson on what a Russian-generated conflict looks like.

Reuters

Nuclear war? Russia's Lavrov says: I don't believe so

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday he did not believe the conflict in Ukraine would spiral into a nuclear war but cautioned the United States and Europe that Moscow never again wanted to be dependent on the West.

Daily Mirror

Fears as Europe's biggest nuclear plant goes offline - hours after Chernobyl cut off

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant going off the grid comes as just yesterday the Russians also disconnected Chernobyl nuclear power plant, igniting fear at the site

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Wales Online

From USAF B52s to RAF Eurofighters, the military planes roaring over the UK amid Ukraine tensions

People have reported United States Air Force and Royal Air Force fighters and bombers over the country

The Independent UK

Europe's central bank pulled two ways by war in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is squeezing the European Central Bank between conflicting pressures, propelling energy prices and inflation higher while exposing Europe to a potential hit to economic growth

Evening Standard

What is the Commonwealth as its 75th anniversary approaches?

Commonwealth Day is held in March and another significant milestone is set to be celebrated

Daily Mirror

Prince William faces backlash over 'horrific comment' about war in Africa and Europe

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in West London yesterday to meet volunteers sorting through aid to those affected by the Russian invasion of the country

Axios

Why it's so hard to quit Russian energy

Europe is extraordinarily reliant on Russian oil, gas and coal.

The Guardian - UK

‘An abundance of blooms’: readers’ best spring flowers in the UK and Europe

Spring turns Florence into a vision in purple, a French garden into an impressionist revival, and churchyards into poets’ corners

Reuters

Europe girds for Ukrainian refugees from cities under bombardment

Eastern Europe braced for a surge of refugees from shelled towns and cities in Ukraine on Thursday as fighting following Russia's invasion intensified and the United Nations said more than 2.3 million people had now fled the country.

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