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Ukraine: Putin’s Russia declared ‘state sponsor of terrorism’ by European Parliament

Moscow suggests designating European Parliament as a ‘sponsor of idiocy’ in response

The Independent UK

Outrage after French court censors media investigation into mayor

The gag order against Mediapart violates French press law and the European Convention on Human Rights, critics say.

Al Jazeera

Europeans send message to Scotland: ‘You are not alone in this fight’

EUROPEAN supporters have sent a message to Scotland saying “you are not alone in this fight” after the decision of the Supreme Court.

The National (Scotland)

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The Energy Charter Treaty lets fossil fuel firms sue governments – but its future is now in question

European governments are finally starting to abandon a treaty that could stop them taking much-needed climate action and that protects the interests of fossil fuel companies and investors.

The Conversation

London restaurants like mine need EU workers to succeed

Migration is a funny thing. I migrated to London from a Yorkshire village when I was 18. I remember my early years in hospitality here: Seb and Rafa, the Polish couple whose camp style delighted me; Barbera from Italy trying and failing to teach me how to spin a bottle…

Evening Standard

Switzerland adopts EU’s eighth package of sanctions

The Swiss government said on Wednesday it had adopted further sanctions against Russia, in line with the European Union's eighth package of sanctions over the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

The climate reparations battle at COP27

How developing countries' 30-year battle for "loss and damage" funding culminated in a new agreement in Egypt.

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EU urges bickering states to set aside migration differences

Senior European Union officials are appealing to member countries to set aside deep differences over migration and press ahead with a long-delayed asylum system overhaul

The Independent UK

Macron ‘in denial’ about Russian intentions ahead of Ukraine invasion, says Boris Johnson

Former PM also claims Germany wanted Ukraine to fall swiftly to avoid economic pain

The Independent UK

Palestine Rejects EU-Israeli Draft Agreement, Says it Violates Int’l Law

Palestine has rejected the European Commission’s engagement in talks with Israel that would allow the exchange of personal data, including that of Palestinian citizens living in areas run by the Palestinian Authority. Member of the Executive Committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Ahmed Majdalani said the talks represent a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, Allies to Set Russia Oil Price Cap in 'Next Few Days'

Washington and its allies are planning to finalize a price cap for Russian oil in "the next few days," as they seek to cut off a critical source of funding for Moscow, the US Treasury Department said Tuesday. The price cap would be the basis for a ban set to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Scottish academics awarded millions in European grant scheme

Three academics have been awarded more than €4.7m from the European Research Council Starting Grant scheme.

The National (Scotland)

Prosecco winemakers lobby politicians to defend grape variety name use

Australian prosecco producers are "not giving any ground" against the European Union and are lobbying politicians in Canberra to protect their use of the grape variety name.

ABC News

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 273 of the invasion

G7 nears a Russian oil price cap; Ukraine setting up ‘invincibility centres’ with heat and power for winter

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Grace Ndiritu’s invitation to ‘shamanic journeys’ wins Jarman award

The artist’s interest in esoteric spirituality used to provoke art-world ridicule. That is changing, along with the mind of a Foreign Office staffer who attended one of her performances

The National (Scotland)

Brexit has disrupted devolution and reduced Holyrood powers, politics expert says

BREXIT has disrupted devolution in the UK and seen a reduction in the extent of devolved powers, a political expert has said.

The Guardian - UK

The truth that Rishi Sunak dare not speak: Britain still needs the EU

Rumours of a Swiss-style deal have put Brexit back on the agenda, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The National (Scotland)

Brexiteer Owen Paterson takes Government to European court over lobbying probe

FORMER Tory Cabinet minister Owen Paterson is taking the Government to the European Court of Human Rights after he was found guilty of an…

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The Guardian - UK

George Osborne’s family business raises directors’ pay by 30%

Osborne & Little, which accepted coronavirus and furlough support grants, triples profits

Evening Standard

What does Keir Starmer actually think about immigration?

One of the hardest things to get as Leader of the Opposition is a hearing. Who cares what you have to say when even the parliamentary under-secretary at the department for not much has more executive power than you? But things change when you are 20+ points ahead in the…

The Independent UK

Owen Paterson takes Government to European court over lobbying probe

The ex-Tory MP and longstanding Eurosceptic is arguing that his right to privacy under the European Convention of Human Rights was breached.

The Guardian - UK

UK plans for ‘sunsetting’ EU laws post-Brexit ‘not fit for purpose’

Watchdog deeply critical of proposals to discard EU-derived legislation on workers’ rights and habitat protections

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer says 'Labour has changed' in charm offensive to business chiefs

Keir Starmer told the CBI annual conference in Birmingham that he'd 'turned the Labour Party inside out' since Jeremy Corbyn was leader which is 'particularly significant when it comes to working with business'

The Guardian - UK

Dutch court sides with squatters of sanctions-hit Russian’s mansion

Ruling against Arkady Volozh in Amsterdam exposes awkward situation for Russia’s rich and powerful in Europe

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer promises to end ‘short-term fix’ of foreign workers

Labour leader calls on business leaders to stop using ‘cheap labour’ to plug workforce shortages

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