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G7 should adopt 'risk-based' AI regulation, ministers say

Group of Seven advanced nations should adopt "risk-based" regulation on artificial intelligence, their digital ministers agreed on Sunday, as European lawmakers hurry to introduce an AI Act to enforce rules on emerging tools such as ChatGPT.

Reuters

The new travel rules introduced this year you should know about

Travelling abroad this summer? Here are some of the new rules that have been introduced in 2023

Bristol Post

Scotland is securing investment – but is the UK selling us short abroad?

'I cannot believe that this Scottish ecosystem is here and I didn’t know about it'

The National (Scotland)

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Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner answer YOUR questions - from knife crime to WASPI women

Hundreds of Mirror readers wrote in with questions for Labour's leader and deputy leader - on diverse topics including Brexit, foodbanks, House of Lords reform, the cost of a weekly shop, Mr Starmer's "infamous" quiff, and trans rights. Here's how they answered your burning questions

Daily Mirror

Ryanair cancels 220 flights on bank holiday Monday impacting 40,000 passengers

"France must be required by the EU Commission to protect overflights," Michael O'Leary says as French Air Traffic Control announces more strikes

Dublin Live

Will Russia lose an ally if Erdogan falls in Turkish election?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is struggling in many opinion polls ahead of the May elections. Challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu has promised to mend strained ties with Turkey's Western allies, a move which could be bad news for Moscow and might pose a dilemma for the European Union.

Radio France Internationale

Ukraine Told Poland, EU That Grain Import Restrictions Are ‘Unacceptable’

Ukraine had protested to key allies the European Union and Poland over restrictions on its grain supplies on Friday, before the European Commission announced later in the day that a deal had been reached in principle to resolve the matter. Ukraine's foreign ministry said on Saturday it had sent notes…

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Ukraine told Poland, EU that grain import restrictions are 'unacceptable'

Ukraine had protested to key allies the European Union and Poland over restrictions on its grain supplies on Friday, before the European Commisssion announced later in the day that a deal had been reached in principle to resolve the matter.

Reuters

Revealed: The great Brexit pubs and clubs shutdown

Number of hospitality venue closures soars six-fold in a year - triggered by EU staff shortages

The Independent UK

‘Brexit has been an utter disaster’: the royal heritage firm that can’t sell its wares abroad

The Derbyshire business has its playing cards for sale at Buckingham Palace, but getting them over the Channel is now a ‘nightmare’

The Guardian - UK

Pope warns against indifference

BUDAPEST: Pope Francis warned on Saturday against indifference while thanking Hungary for taking in Ukrainians despite the anti-refugee policies of nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine welcomes EU deal on continued farm exports

Ukraine has welcomed the European Union’s hard-fought deal to keep farm exports flowing into and through the bloc to world markets

The Independent UK

Met Office has say on UK heatwave as Spain scorches in 40C temperatures

It's been a cool spring so far but that could be about to change

Bristol Post

Antisocial: how putting away my phone helped me recover from a heart attack

After being forced to quit social media, political journalist Rafael Behr was able to see its corrosive influence clearly. How can we repair the damage caused by a system that plays on our worst impulses?

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‘I was in tears’: Briton with valid passport barred from flight over Brexit rules

Experts say it is vital to check you meet EU requirements, or you could risk losing your holiday

The Guardian - UK

Lords committee urges end to Brexit barriers for musicians and young people

Chair says small changes could make big difference to cultural and educational interests on both sides of Channel

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 430 of the invasion

Five children among dead as toll from Russian missile attacks across Ukraine rises to 26; five EU countries agree on Ukrainian grain transit deal

Salon

"It is always the other who is guilty"

Cristian Mungiu spoke to Salon about probing anxieties about globalization and shooting a Tower of Babel town hall

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Ukraine vows ‘iron fist’ assault after missile pounding

Ukraine is preparing to launch a huge counteroffensive against Russia using newly replenished Western weapons after Russian strike on cities

Barchart

What Could Replace the US Dollar as World Reserve Currency?

For the past 90+ years, the US Dollar has been the reserve currency of the world. Yet in recent years, that dominance has been shrinking. Speculation has been surging that there is a new challenger on the horizon to ultimately unseat the Greenback. What will it be?

Reuters

Deal reached in principle to resume Ukraine grain transit with 5 EU countries

The European Commission said on Friday it had reached a deal in principle to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain to resume through five European Union countries that had imposed restrictions.

France 24

Russia has to 'find a way out of' its own mess, Portugal's foreign minister says

Talking Europe interviews João Gomes Cravinho, Portugal’s top diplomat. He discusses whether Portugal’s ally, Brazil, could have a role to play in talks between Ukraine and Russia one day – this after the president of Brazil, which has not imposed sanctions on Russia, nor sent ammunition to Kyiv, called for…

The Guardian - UK

The Tories have been dragging the UK to the far right for years

Letters: Readers respond to an editorial on comparisons with Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and the risk posed to core European ideals

France 24

Macron insists EU should not be US 'vassal': Is the French president isolated?

The fallout continues from Emmanuel Macron's remarks about China and the US. On his way back from a state visit to China, the French president said that Europe should not be a "follower" of either Washington or Beijing, or get caught up in any escalation. Despite the resulting backlash on…

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As the CMA recriminations rumble on, Microsoft signs yet another ten-year deal with a cloud platform you've never heard of

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