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European Lawmakers Visit Taiwan, Taking Different Path from Scholz

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz set out on a high-profile visit to Beijing while lawmakers from seven European countries and the European Union were winding up a show of solidarity in Taiwan.

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Australia under pressure to sanction Myanmar military after Amnesty International report and leaked ANZ Bank transactions

Australia is an outlier among like-minded countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and the European Union, all of which have imposed tough sanctions on Myanmar's military rulers since the coup on February 1 last year.

ABC News

EU studies use of Russian central bank assets to rebuild Ukraine

The European Union is studying the feasibility of using billions of euros worth of Russian central bank assets already frozen by member states to help with Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts, according to people familiar with the matter.

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Michael Gove caught out sharing 'misleading' claim over post-Brexit trade deals

Gove claimed "new" trade deals worth £800 billion had been signed with over 70 countries since 2016

The National (Scotland)

Here’s the best way for Britain to solve the migrant crisis: give them work visas

The UK needs new workers and people want to come here. The real problem is populist politics, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

World must stand with Kyiv as Putin counts on "General Winter", EU says

International partners must continue to support Ukraine as the country prepares to keep up its fight against Russia's invasion during the upcoming winter months, the European Union's top diplomat said on Thursday.

Reuters

U.N. seeks exports of 'stranded' Russian fertilisers ahead of Black Sea grains deadline

A senior U.N. official said on Thursday that the global body was prioritising efforts to export stranded Russian fertilisers from European ports and hopes to make advances before a deadline for renewing the Black Sea grains deal this month.

Reuters

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Italy's far-right leader woos EU chiefs on first trip to Brussels

Newly elected Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met with European Union leaders in Brussels on Friday in a visit intended to reassure Italy’s partners following last month’s far-right election victory.

Radio France Internationale

How do I apply for an Irish passport?

As Ireland hits one million passports issued during 2022 so far, here’s how to apply for your own Irish passport

The Independent UK

Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' for Lanarkshire, blasts MSP as figures show region has lost millions in exports

Figures from HMRC show that exports from Scotland to the EU have dropped 13 per cent in the past two years

Daily Record

Ukraine war: Putin is rewriting the rules of siege warfare this winter

The Russian military – under instruction from Vladimir Putin – is rewriting the rules of siege warfare for the 21st century. The classic definition of a siege is: “The process of surrounding and attacking a fortified place in such a way as to isolate it from help and supplies, for…

The Conversation

EA head signals desire to change rule that exposes extent of river pollution

Environment Agency’s James Bevan says he wants to change law that provides tough water testing regime

The Guardian - UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation hit a 41-year high in October as gas prices soar

The Independent UK

Italy's Meloni reassures EU on her first foreign trip as premier

Italy's new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made her first foreign trip in office on Thursday to the heart of the European Union, showcasing her commitment to the bloc mindful of her nationalistic views and spending plans.

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The Independent UK

Germany urges western Balkan leaders to resolve conflicts

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has told leaders of six Balkan countries that aspire to join the European Union that “it is high time to overcome regional conflicts” and stand together as Russia wages war in Ukraine

Wales Online

Warning to watch out for message on ATMs abroad to avoid being ripped off

Holidaymakers cab make their money stretch further with a simple cash hack

Irish Mirror

18 food items urgently recalled from supermarkets including Dunnes, Tesco, SuperValu, Lidl and more

Chicken fillets, crisps, lasagne and ice cream are among the items that the Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued urgent recall notices for. Some of the affected products were for sale in Tesco, SuperValu, Dunnes, Lidl, Aldi and other shops across Ireland.

The Independent UK

Germany's Scholz makes difficult visit to assertive China

Chancellor Olaf Scholz is making his first visit to China as German leader this week, a diplomatically delicate trip while Germany and the European Union work on their strategy toward an increasingly assertive and authoritarian Beijing

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The Conversation

With the Three Waters reforms under fire, let’s not forget that safe and affordable water is a human right

While ostensibly about improving New Zealand’s water infrastructure, the government’s proposed Three Waters reforms have instead become a lightning rod for political division and distrust.

The Conversation

The fox in the chicken coop: how the far right is playing the European Parliament

Several countries in the European Union are currently governed by far-right political parties. In Hungary, Fidesz under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been progressively dismantling the country’s constitutional protections of the rule of law and democratic institutions. Poland under its ruling Law and Justice party has shown equally worrying trends.…

The National (Scotland)

Indy prospectus should be written by campaigners not civil servants, expert says

THE refreshed prospectus on independence would be better written by campaigners than civil servants, a political scientist has argued.

The Guardian - UK

Unremembering Rishi retunes his songbook for the Tory multiverse

Prime minister masters the art of the U-turn while ex-rival doles out shame over Cop27 bypass scheme

Reuters

UK considering delay to Northern Ireland elections, Ireland minister says

The UK government could change the law to delay elections in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland's foreign minister said on Wednesday after a meeting with the British minister for the region.

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak to ditch key Tory leadership campaign pledges

PM likely to abandon promises on immigration, greenbelt protection and charging patients for missing GP appointments

The Conversation

Suella Braverman's talk of a refugee 'invasion' is a dangerous political gambit gone wrong

When someone hears the UK home secretary speaking about “stopping the invasion on our southern coast”, they might be forgiven for thinking Britain is at war. Suella Braverman’s description of refugees landing at Kent as an “invasion” is an unprecedented comment from a government minister speaking in parliament.

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