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EU tells COP27 it will increase climate ambition

The European Union plans to update its emissions-cutting target under the Paris climate accord, the EU climate policy chief told the COP27 summit on Tuesday, with the upgrade expected before next year's United Nations summit.

Reuters

Emboldened Zelensky says Russia's war "can be stopped"

Zelensky thanked the "G19" for "making it clear" to Russia that there can't be "any excuses for nuclear blackmail."

Axios

‘Everything has changed, nothing has changed’: what’s stopping green energy

The case for rapid transition to renewables is stronger, but some developments are making it harder

The Guardian - UK

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British man to be deported from Denmark over late post-Brexit paperwork

Phillip Russell says he filed his paperwork just four days late, yet has failed in his appeal

The Independent UK

Businessman who Boris Johnson called 'that bloody cheese man' sells company after Brexit woes

Co-founder Simon Spurrell will retain a stake in the business and remain as managing director

Birmingham Post

Ukraine's Zelenskiy calls for restoration of peace in G20 speech -EU ambassador

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy delivered an "impassioned, yet detailed" speech at the G20 summit on Tuesday, the European Union ambassador to Indonesia said on Twitter.

Reuters

European leader calls on world, China to pressure Russia

The European Council president urged global powers Tuesday to intensify pressure on Russia over its war against Ukraine, including Moscow’s biggest supporter, China

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Volodymyr Zelenskiy lays out ‘Ukrainian formula for peace’ at G20 – as it happened

World leaders meet in Bali with a packed agenda of events, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to overshadow talks

The Guardian - AU

Ministry establishes pact with Austria

Thailand signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) yesterday to establish a joint working group on trade and economic cooperation with Austria in order to boost bilateral trade and strengthen economic cooperation.

Bangkok Post

Paris overtakes London as Europe’s largest stock market

Gap narrowing since Brexit referendum finally closes, according to Bloomberg

The Independent UK

EU warns Serbia, Kosovo against returning to the past

The European Union is warning Serbia and Kosovo that they must resolve their dispute over vehicle license plates before next week or face the prospect of a return to their violent past

The Independent UK

EU should punish Iranians aiding Russia, Sweden says

The European Union should punish any Iranians it can establish have provided drones or missiles to Russia for use in its war against Ukraine, over and above the sanctions imposed for Tehran's crackdown on protesters, Sweden said on Monday.

Reuters

What would a Tory budget that is actually good for the country look like? Here’s an idea

Public investment, tax justice, carbon pricing, uprated benefits – the possibilities are endless, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

EU border agency says illegal migration entries spiking

The European Union’s border agency says that the number of illegal entries by migrants spiked to more than 275,000 in the January through October period this year

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Europeans have delivered weapons and equipment worth 8 billion euros to Kyiv, EU says

The European Union and its member states have provided weapons and military equipment worth at least eight billion euros ($8.27 billion) to Ukraine, the bloc's top diplomat said on Monday.

The Independent UK

EU targets Iran's Revolutionary Guard over Russia war drones

The European Union has imposed sanctions on the chief of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, the corp’s Aerospace Force and a company making drones that the bloc says have been used by Russia in its war against Ukraine

Reuters

EU slaps sanctions on eight Russians for links to Navalny poisoning

The European Union on Monday imposed sanctions on eight more Russians accused of being linked to the poisoning of opposition politician Alexei Navalny, targeting high-ranking officials of the FSB intelligence service and chemical weapons experts.

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Sanctions 29 Iranians, 3 Organizations

The European Union on Monday slapped additional sanctions on Iran, targeting 29 individuals and three organizations over Tehran's widespread use of force against peaceful protesters. The protests were triggered by the Sept. 16 death of Mahsa Amini.

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The Catch-22 rules of the Euro Monopoly game

To make the eurozone more stable, it needs stricter and enforceable rules. But because it is so unstable, no such rules can ever be introduced, writes Oliver Hartwich

The Guardian - UK

Brexit a major cause of UK’s return to austerity, says senior economist

Former Bank of England policymaker Michael Saunders says leaving EU has ‘permanently damaged’ economy

The Independent UK

EU, UK target senior Iran officials over protest crackdown

The European Union has imposed sanctions on Iran’s interior minister and several senior police and military officials over their alleged roles in the security crackdown against anti-government protests

Reuters

EU imposes sanctions on 29 individuals and three organisations in Iran

The European Union on Tuesday slapped additional sanctions on Iran, targeting 29 individuals and three organisations, in response to what it has condemned as Tehran's widespread use of force against peaceful protesters.

The Independent UK

Brexit: Plans for costly new tests on goods before sale shelved in another U-turn

Businesses had protested that the ‘UKCA’ quality mark represented pointless and costly red tape

Reuters

EU's 10-month illegal entries up 73% from 2021 levels-Frontex

The number of detected irregular border crossings at the external borders of the European Union rose more than 70% in the January-October period, according to preliminary calculations published Monday by Frontex.

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: secret courts that allow energy firms to sue for billions accused of ‘bias’ as governments exit

Secret court set up under energy charter treaty accused of conflicts of interest, self-regulation issues and institutional bias

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