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Has Russia's economy withstood Western sanctions?

Vladimir Putin claims the Russian economy has withstood Western sanctions, as he prepares to mark one year since the invasion of Ukraine. While Russia's GDP has contracted less than many analysts expected, Beata Javorcik of the EBRD explains that's largely the result of years of "sanctions-proofing", and doesn't mean that…

France 24

Northern Ireland's DUP leader says more work needed to solve post-Brexit trade row

The leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party said on Tuesday there was still work to be done to find a resolution to a dispute between Britain and the European Union over their post-Brexit trading arrangements with the province.

Reuters

The pursuit of international law

Feb 24, 2022 will forever be recalled as the day when Russia started its brutal, unprovoked and illegal invasion of Ukraine. This was and remains a case of pure aggression and a clear-cut breach of the UN Charter. This war is neither "just a European issue", nor is it about…

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Microsoft makes case for Activision merger amid EU scrutiny

Microsoft’s Xbox video game division has announced new partnerships with Nintendo and chipmaker Nvidia

The Independent UK

EU close to deal on 10th sanctions package against Russia

The European Union is close to a 10th sanctions package against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine and EU governments hope to reach a deal on Wednesday if they can overcome differences about a ban on Russian rubber and diamond imports, EU diplomats said.

Reuters

Brexit deal possible within days but will need EU concessions – DUP

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he was encouraged by the progress made in talks between the UK and the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Sunak ‘relaxed’ about DUP and Tory backlash over Northern Ireland deal

Prime minister and EU press ahead on protocol agreement before momentum slips

The Guardian - UK

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Big Tech goes back to moving fast and breaking things

Thanks to financial woes and an A.I. arms race, it’s back to the future.

Fortune

Microsoft sees no activision deal without Call of Duty

Microsoft Corp. made it clear on Tuesday that there will be no $69 billion deal to buy Activision Blizzard Inc. unless it comes with the blockbuster title Call of Duty.

Tribune News Service

Microsoft in showdown with EU to save $69 billion deal

Microsoft Corp. headed into a showdown with European Union antitrust watchdogs by insisting its $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard Inc. will “bring more competition” for gamers but pledging to show willingness to address antitrust concerns.

Tribune News Service

Rural communities ‘in my DNA’ and important to Labour, Starmer tells farmers

Leader targets traditionally Tory voters in ‘persuasive and coherent’ address at NFU conference about value of sector and its challenges

The Guardian - UK

Warring Tories split over Brexit yet again as ministers threaten Sunak with resignation

Embattled Tory Ministers, at each other's necks, have been told to give Prime Minister Rishi Sunak space as the Conservative leader tries to get a new Northern Ireland trade deal agreed

Daily Mirror

Senior Tories urge Rishi Sunak to ignore ‘shrill’ hardliners to get Brexit deal done

‘Allowing this to drag on, unresolved, shows how increasingly out of touch we look on both sides in the Irish Sea,’ Tobias Ellwood says

The Independent UK

Joe Biden has heralded a new age of democracy in Kyiv. Sunak’s Tories are unfit for it

The US president voiced sentiments at odds with our illiberal government. His call for a rules-based order bathes them in the harshest light, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The Conversation

EU poised to copy US subsidies for green technology – new evidence from China shows how it could backfire

The EU is preparing to abandon its longstanding restrictions on state aid to take on US and Chinese subsidies over green technologies. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen is spearheading a new commitment from EU leaders to “act decisively to ensure its long-term competitiveness, prosperity and role on the…

Belfast Live

NI Protocol: DUP silent on speculation of discontent over handling of talks with PM adviser

The prospect of a deal between the UK and EU looks set to slip to next week amid pushback from the DUP and Tory Eurosceptics

The Independent UK

Ireland’s offer to train Ukrainian soldiers is ‘modest’ and necessary – Martin

The Irish government agreed for up to 30 Defence Forces personnel to provide training to Ukrainian armed forces.

The Guardian - UK

Eurosceptic Tory MPs demand to see full text of Northern Ireland deal

European Commission vice-president claims finishing line in sight but DUP says deal falls short

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The Independent UK

Michelle O’Neill calls for ‘speedy resolution’ to talks on NI Protocol

There has been speculation that the UK and the EU are close to agreement on the post-Brexit deal.

Birmingham Post

Sage CEO says French tech competitiveness is a 'wake-up call' for UK Government

Boss of the accounting giant calls for a range of measures ahead of next month's Budget

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3 Biotech Stocks to Buy in 2023 That Could Help Set You up for Life

The biotech industry is well-positioned to witness significant growth on the backs of soaring demands and government spending. Moreover, given the sector’s defensive nature, quality biotech stocks Amgen (AMGN), Gilead Sciences (GILD), and United Therapeutics Corp. (UTHR) might be solid buys in 2023 that could help you set for life.…

The Independent UK

EU urges members to offer stockpiles, contracts to Ukraine

The European Union is urging member countries to provide more ammunition to Ukraine from their stockpiles and from orders they might have already placed with the defense industry

The Independent UK

Rees-Mogg wades in as Brexiteers told to give Sunak ‘space’ on Northern Ireland

There were warnings of potential ministerial resignations as fresh high-level talks were arranged with the European Union.

The Independent UK

Tory ministers failing to help farmers deal with Brexit fallout, says NFU

More support needed, says union – as Keir Starmer vows ‘better trading relationship’ with EU will help farmers

Evening Standard

Budget boost for Hunt as economy shows £5.4bn monthly surplus

The UK’s public finances bounced back despite “substantial spending” on energy support schemes, record debt interest and one-off EU payments

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