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AP Week in Pictures: Europe and Africa

JAN. 28-FEB. 3, 2022

The Independent UK

France's Macron to meet Putin and Zelensky in separate talks next week

French President Emmanuel Macron will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on February 7 and the leader of Ukraine the next day to discuss the standoff between the two countries, hoping to ensure Europe gets a say in broader US-Russian negotiations over Ukraine.

France 24

Macron hopes for rewards but faces risks in Moscow trip to see Putin

French President Emmanuel Macron heads to talks with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday hoping to ensure Europe gets a say in broader U.S.-Russian negotiations over Ukraine, but risks embarrassment if he returns empty-handed.

Reuters

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Tucker Carlson film on George Soros is his latest antisemitic dog-whistle

Fox News host claims in documentary that Soros has ‘spent decades’ waging a ‘political, social and demographic war on the west’

The Guardian - US

Covid briefing: Six things as WHO say Europe is entering 'plausible endgame'

A director has said that the number of coronavirus deaths is starting to plateau

Wales Online

Covid news - live: Europe entering ‘plausible endgame’ for pandemic, says WHO

WHO’s Europe director says continent entering a “plausible endgame” to the pandemic, adding this does not imply the pandemic is over

The Independent UK

Javid seeks views ‘from far and wide’ to shape 10-year ‘war on cancer’ plan for England

Ministers hope the new cancer-fighting strategy will make England's cancer care system 'the best in Europe'

Wales Online

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UK declares 'war on cancer' with 10-year plan to make care system best in Europe

Health Secretary Sajid Javid is set to lay out what he will claim is his plan to make England a world-leader in cancer care as the country shifts to living with Covid in the coming months

Daily Mirror

U.S. troops prepare for deployment to Eastern Europe from Fort Bragg

Paratroopers with the U.S. Army boarded aircraft on Thursday to leave for Eastern Europe amid escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

Reuters

Ugurcan Cakir revealed as Europe's top goalkeeper as Premier League clubs scout Trabzonspor number 1

The 25-year-old Turkish international has all the numbers and could be heading to one of the biggest leagues very soon.

Daily Record

UK records 303 Covid deaths and 88,171 new cases

The latest Covid figures show 88,171 new cases reported on Thursday while 303 people have died within 28 days of testing positive.

Evening Standard

Renault Sold Nearly 115,000 Electric Cars In 2021

Renault sold about 114,900 all-electric vehicles (passenger and commercial) in 2021, which is about 3.4% less than a year ago.

InsideEVs

Russia-Ukraine crisis: How Europe may cope if Putin shuts off gas

Around 35 percent of the EU’s natural gas comes from Russia.

Al Jazeera

Factbox-NATO troops and possible reinforcements in Eastern Europe, Baltics

The United States has announced plans to send nearly 3,000 extra troops to Poland and Romania to shield NATO allies in Eastern Europe from a potential spillover of the crisis over the massing of Russian troops near Ukraine.

Reuters

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Austria's upper house backs COVID vaccine mandate

Austria's upper house of parliament on Thursday passed a bill to make coronavirus vaccines compulsory for adults, bringing the European Union's first such sweeping vaccine mandate a step closer.

Reuters

Olympics-Tibetans march on IOC headquarters to protest Beijing Games

Several hundred Tibetan and Uyghur activists marched on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday, a day before Beijing 2022 opens, accusing the Swiss-based organisation of complicity in "atrocities" committed against ethnic minorities in China.

Reuters

Czech, Polish leaders reach deal to end Turow mine dispute

The leaders of the Czech Republic and Poland agreed a deal on Thursday to end a long-running dispute over the Turow open-pit coal mine on the Polish side of the border, a row that had reached the European Union's top court.

The Independent UK

Sinema’s PAC spent $7,374 on lavish fundraising European tour while pocketing thousands from GOP fundraisers

Sinema also received cash from the political action committee from Fox News’s parent corporation.

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Wales Online

When will Covid be over? WHO director says Europe is entering 'endgame'

He said that several things were on Europe's side

The Guardian - UK

Covid: Europe set for ‘long period of tranquillity’ in pandemic, says WHO

Vaccinations, milder Omicron and arrival of spring should keep death rate low as cases rise to all time high

The Guardian - UK

Xi-Putin summit: Russia inches closer to China as ‘new cold war’ looms

Fifty years after Nixon and Mao’s historic handshake, the geopolitical world order is again being reshaped

The Independent UK

Europe now entering ‘plausible endgame’ to pandemic, says WHO

Dr Hans Kluge said new variants are inevitable but suggested that previous lockdown measures will not be needed.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kremlin Urges US to ‘Stop Escalating Tensions’ over Ukraine

The Kremlin on Thursday urged the United States to stop inflaming tensions after Washington sent several thousand troops to bolster NATO forces in eastern Europe amid the Ukraine crisis. “We are constantly urging our American partners to stop escalating tensions on the European continent,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters,…

Reuters

Rights court points to 'systemic dysfunction' in Polish judges' appointments

The European Court of Human Rights pointed on Thursday to a "systemic dysfunction in judicial appointments procedure in Poland", ruling that a company had been denied its right to a proper hearing due to how judges were appointed.

The Guardian - UK

Fantastic slopes but not so steep: readers’ pick of smaller, good value ski resorts in Europe

Pristine mountainsides, sweeping views, après fun … and a lack of crowds. Our tipsters share quieter winter hubs from the edge of the Arctic to the Tatras

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