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Zelenskyy flies West: If it's Thursday, this must be Belgium

A whirlwind 36 hours are taking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from Kyiv to London, on to Paris and probably to the European Union headquarters in Brussels on Thursday

The Independent UK

Indian Motorcycle To Give Away A Custom FTR Designed By Sébastien Loeb

Indian Motorcycle is giving away a custom FTR designed by nine-time WRC champion and four-time Dakar Rally podium finisher Sebastien Loeb in Europe.

RideApart

‘I’m going to get a beating’ – artist Peter Doig on taking on Cézanne, Renoir, Monet and more

Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep

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Irish mortgage rates still third lowest in Europe despite hikes in recent months

The ECB is tipped to hike rates by 0.50 percentage points in March and 0.25 percentage points before the end of summer

Irish Mirror

Half the wetlands in Europe lost in past 300 years, researchers calculate

Assessment shows 20% global loss since 1700 – far less than thought – but Europe, US and China bear the brunt

The Guardian - UK

Burts Snacks ‘committed’ to UK sites after Europe Snacks deal

The Plymouth-headquartered company has been acquired by the France-based food producer

Birmingham Post

Belgium charges nine with trafficking of Chinese sex workers

Belgium charged nine people with human trafficking and money laundering on Wednesday for their alleged roles in a gang suspected of bringing women from China to be sex workers in Europe.

Reuters

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Israeli Rights Activist Condemns Europe's Silence over Netanyahu's Policy

Israeli human rights defender Yehuda Shaul denounced Tuesday Europe's "silence" regarding the policy of Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which he said is seeking to annex the occupied West Bank and transform Israel into an "illiberal democracy." During a press meeting in Paris, Shaul said Europe's silence regarding the Israeli government's policy…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain and Italy sign export and investment partnership

Britain and Italy on Wednesday signed an export and investment partnership, Britain's first with a European Union member since it left the bloc, aimed at boosting the countries' bilateral trading relationship.

Reuters

Celtic top the billing in Europe's 'unbeaten' table with rivals Rangers also listed with big guns

Ange Postecoglou's men have shown relentless form in the defence of their domestic crown with a staggering 23 wins in 25 outings to date and they've now claimed another top spot.

Glasgow Live

IEA: Asia Set to Use Half of World's Electricity by 2025

Asia will for the first time use half of the world’s electricity by 2025, even as Africa continues to consume far less than its share of the global population, according to a new forecast released Wednesday by the International Energy Agency. Much of Asia's electricity use will be in China,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

After Brexit, Britain’s competitors are running rings around us. Sunak’s not even at the races

This reshuffle will make little difference: we’re going nowhere as the PM leads us further down an economic dead end, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

In Spain, storks' trash diet driven by climate change

Europe’s storks used to fly south to Africa’s Sahel region to spend the winter, stopping off in Spain along the way

The Independent UK

Russia’s latest information war tactic: Spoofing foreign media

The Russian government is supporting operations that impersonate international media outlets as part of its disinformation campaigns, which have become more sophisticated and active since its invasion of Ukraine, according to a European Union study.

Tribune News Service

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John Major says Britain made a “colossal mistake” when it left the European Union

"I understand the sovereignty arguments, though many of them are more semantic than real"

The Independent UK

Labour defence chief questions using UK’s ‘scarce resources’ in Indo-Pacific

John Healey said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine meant European countries would have to take greater responsibility for the security of the continent.

InsideEVs

Europe: Plug-In Car Sales Reached Spectacular Record In December 2022

December was a very special month for plug-in electric car sales in Europe, as many very high new records were set.

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1 Energy Stock You'll Be Glad You Bought in 2023

After stellar fourth-quarter results, Valero Energy (VLO) is set to continue its momentum amid rising energy demand from Asia and Europe. Read on….

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Reuters

EU sees drug crime as threatening as terrorism, says must fight on European level

The EU regards organised drug crime as threatening as terrorism and wants to tackle the fight against it on a European level, Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson said on Tuesday during a visit to Belgium’s port of Antwerp, Europe's main entrance for cocaine.

Football London

Folarin Balogun has already told Arsenal what he wants ahead of Mikel Arteta choice

Arsenal have an exciting set of youngsters and Folarin Balogun's good form for Reims has caught the eye with the striker one of the most prolific strikers in Europe.

Radio France Internationale

UK and EU look for new roles after Brexit

Britain has made moral and military support for Ukraine a fundamental plank of its post-Brexit foreign policy, winning support in Eastern Europe and aligning itself with the US, Alexander Zevin writes is this month's Monde Diplomatique

Reuters

Ransomware outbreak hits Florida Supreme Court, US and European universities

A global ransomware outbreak has scrambled servers belonging to Florida's Supreme Court and several universities in the U.S. and Central Europe, according to a Reuters analysis of ransom notes posted online to stricken servers.

Reuters

'Fences protect Europe', Hungary's Orban says ahead of EU migration summit

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Tuesday called for European Union financing for border fences, reviving an idea long seen as inadmissible ahead of a summit of the bloc's leaders to discuss curbing irregular immigration.

The Conversation

Beyoncé is going on a world tour. Why she shouldn't ignore Africa

Beyoncé announced her highly anticipated Renaissance World Tour on the first day of Black History Month – an annual observance in the US that honours the African diaspora. Social media erupted and ticketing websites crashed briefly as fans worldwide rushed to secure tickets. Following her record-setting 32nd win at the…

Radio France Internationale

French, German ministers in Washington to defend EU economies

The French and German economy ministers, Bruno Le Maire and Robert Habeck, kick off high-stakes talks with US officials Tuesday to underscore European concerns over President Joe Biden's ambitious climate action plan.

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