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Russia seized their planes. Now South Florida firms sue insurers over alleged loss

The war in Ukraine is creating financial stress for two aircraft leasing companies in South Florida whose planes are being held hostage in Russia.

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Sunak and von der Leyen agree on need to ‘work together’ to end NI Protocol row

Maros Sefcovic told British and European parliamentarians that he did not believe the EU and the EU were ‘worlds apart’ on the protocol.

The Independent UK

‘Positive noises’: EU hoping for better relations with UK under Sunak

PM has yet to fully spell out his approach to EU but early interactions with bloc have been promising

The Guardian - UK

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Up to EU to decide whether to classify Iran's Revolutionary Guard as terrorist organization - Germany

(Corrects spokesperson's comments that EU will decide whether to sanction Iran's Revolutionary Guard)

Reuters

Instagram users have to verify age with ID and a video from today

Instagram is introducing technology to help verify the age of users in the UK and EU

Wales Online

From migration to railways, how bad data infiltrated British politics

Politicians of all stripes have relied on inaccurate or incomplete figures to make crucial decisions, says Georgina Sturge

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war: Serbia is shifting closer to Russia – here's why

Putin is the world leader that Serbs admire the most and 95% of Serbs see Russia as a true ally, compared to only 11% who see the EU that way, despite the EU being Serbia’s major financial supporter, according to a recent poll.

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Monday briefing: The dramatic, agonising, crucial talks that will decide Cop27’s success

In today’s newsletter: For the next two weeks, ministers, negotiators from countries large and small will gather in Egypt. Can they get anything done?

The Guardian - UK

What is Cop27 and why does it matter?

World leaders, climate groups and activists are meeting in Egypt to thrash out plans on how to safeguard the future of the planet

The Guardian - UK

Money talks: why climate finance at Cop27 is key to beating global heating

Funding urgently needed to cope with climate disasters – and to prevent distrust crashing UN negotiations

The Guardian - UK

Britain urges EU to end delay in access to scientific research

Europe Minister Leo Docherty is due to say that by denying Britain access to EU scientific research, the EU is not fulfilling its side of the post-Brexit trade deal

Wales Online

UK urges Brussels to end the delay to access to EU scientific research

Europe Minister Leo Docherty will say the EU is failing to honour its side of the post-Brexit trade deal.

The Independent UK

Pope says EU states should share responsibility for migrants

Pope Francis said on Sunday European Union member states should share responsibility for taking in migrants and not just leave it to the countries where people arrive.

Reuters

As Europe's energy crisis intensifies amid Putin's war, what does it mean for Australia?

European countries are going to have to ration energy for the next few years as they try to wean themselves off Russian energy. But this shift is bringing Russia even closer to China … so what does this mean for Australia's energy exporters?

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Climate summit desperate and delayed

Newsroom columnist Rod Oram reports from Egypt as the world gathers, again, to wrangle solutions to climate change

The National (Scotland)

Yes movement must be more populist in order to win indyref2, top expert says

UNIONISTS complain about “passionate” discussion of Scottish independence as they “know in their hearts” that Yes will win that argument,…

The Independent UK

European clubs insist there’s no change in opposing revived Super League plans

The Super League proposal resurfaced after being shot down last year.

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: what if the British empire had never existed? Would the world be a better or worse place?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

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The Independent UK

Ethnic Serbs rally in Kosovo after leaving jobs in protest

Several thousand ethnic Serbs have rallied in Kosovo as a dispute over vehicle license plates heightened ongoing tensions between Serbia and its former province

The Independent UK

European club bosses stand firm in fight against Super League plans

The Super League proposal resurfaced after being shot down last year.

Al Jazeera

Is Ukraine war speeding Europe’s transition to renewable energy?

Shortages are leading to policy pivot towards cleaner energy future, but some see lack of cash to sustain investment.

Reuters

Chinese ambassador warns Swiss: Sanction us and ties will suffer

Switzerland should avoid following the European Union by imposing sanctions on China if it cares about Swiss-Sino relations, the Chinese ambassador to Bern told the NZZ am Sonntag newspaper.

The Guardian - UK

Labour should reverse on not reversing Brexit

By sticking to the ‘art of the possible’ and accepting Brexit, Keir Starmer is doing the nation a disservice

Asharq Al-Awsat

Germany, Other EU Members Plan to Expand Iran Sanctions

Germany and eight other EU member states are planning to expand sanctions on Iran to include individuals and organizations linked to violence against protesters in the country, magazine Der Spiegel reported, without disclosing its sources. A package containing 31 proposals was introduced in Brussels on Wednesday targeting individuals and institutions…

The Guardian - UK

Rees-Mogg’s plans to axe all EU laws will cripple Whitehall, says leading Brexiter

MP Theresa Villiers says proposal to axe thousands of laws is unworkable and unnecessary

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