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The European Union faces a battle to keep energy prices from harming its economy

European Union leaders enter a crucial stretch this week to make sure runaway energy prices and short supplies do not further tank their struggling economies and foment unrest.

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EU faces battle to keep energy prices from tanking economy

European Union leaders enter a crucial stretch this week to make sure runaway energy prices and short supplies do not further weaken their struggling economies and foment unrest

The Independent UK

'Not possible' to compare Scottish independence plans to Brexit, minister says

SCOTTISH independence cannot be compared to the “back-of-a-fag-packet” plans for Brexit, an SNP minister has said.

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Independence will not rely on ‘back-of-a-fag-packet’ plan like Brexit – minister

Neil Gray’s comments came after the release of the latest paper in a series designed to refresh the prospectus for Scottish independence.

The Independent UK

Countries push to undermine ban on commercial whaling

Charities say calls at international meeting to lift restrictions are distraction from climate crisis and plastic pollution

The Guardian - UK

UAE Says It Fully Stands with Saudi Arabia to Support Energy Stability, Security

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Monday said it fully stands with Saudi Arabia in its efforts to support energy stability and security, UAE state news agency (WAM) reported, citing a foreign ministry statement. UAE also added that it supports the Saudi foreign ministry's statement regarding the latest OPEC+ decision…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian commander of Kherson acknowledges forces under pressure – as it happened

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What are European countries doing to cut power consumption?

Governments across the continent have announced a range of measures to tackle any energy shortages this winter

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 237 of the invasion

New air strikes target energy infrastructure in Ukraine cities leading to blackouts; Kremlin says it has ‘no information’ on use of Iranian drones

The Guardian - AU

The UK is about to have its first space launch – but Cornwall is unlikely to become a new Cape Canaveral

Virgin Orbit, a US company which provides launch services for satellites, has announced that the first orbital space mission from the UK will blast off from Cornwall. The rocket, which will carry nine satellites, along with a launch aircraft have been delivered by an RAF C-17 – a military, heavy-lift…

The Conversation

Liz Truss: what I told European colleagues when they asked me what on Earth is going on in British politics

The Casino de Montbenon in Lausanne, Switzerland would make a perfect setting for a James Bond film. Located in magnificent gardens and overlooking Lake Geneva and the Alps, criminals and villains could make their entry or escape by motorboat or helicopter. The building itself is as beautiful as it is…

The Conversation

Who are the economic experts appointed to Jeremy Hunt’s new advisory panel?

Four advisers, including George Osborne’s ex-chief of staff, named, with chancellor seeking to repair damage from mini-budget

The Guardian - UK

The one hugely unpopular mini-budget measure that will still go ahead

It is one of the few of Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng's flagship spending policies that remains

Wales Online

Iran reacts to fresh EU sanctions

Iran's foreign minister reacted on Monday to European Union sanctions levied on Tehran, calling them "superfluous" and "an unconstructive act out of miscalculation."

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Could tensions between Greece and Turkey lead to a second European war?

Tensions are flaring between Turkey and Greece over the militarization of the eastern Aegean islands and a host of other issues.

Reuters

EU should treat China more as a competitor, says diplomat chief

The European Union should recognise China even more as a competitor and reduce its economic dependency, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday, as the bloc looks to fine-tune relations with Beijing.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Türkiye, Greece Trade Accusations over 92 Naked Migrants

Türkiye and Greece on Monday exchanged more mutual recrimination over 92 migrants who were found stripped naked by Greek authorities at the two countries’ joint border, a day after the United Nations called for an investigation into the incident. Greek migration minister Notis Mitarachi on Saturday tweeted a photo of…

The National (Scotland)

How the economic case for independence has changed since 2014

THE debate on Scotland’s future has grown up significantly.

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The Guardian - UK

Independence will rid Scotland of UK economic chaos, says Nicola Sturgeon

First minister says if Scotland won yes vote it would aspire to setting up its own currency and joining EU

Al Jazeera

Ukraine official condemns Iran over Russian drone attacks

Kyiv calls for EU sanctions on Iran hours after Ukraine cities were hit by swarms of ‘kamikaze’ drones, killing 4.

Reuters

Sanctions needed if Iranian drones used in Ukraine, says Poland

EU countries generally agree that sanctions should be imposed on Iran if investigation proves the country provided Russia with drones used in attacks in Ukraine, the Polish foreign minister said on Monday after meeting his counterparts in Brussels.

Daily Mirror

'Back our steel industry now or risk losing it forever'

The Prime Minister has been issued with a stark warning about the sustainability of the industry amid an energy price crisis

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon’s new Scottish independence paper – the key points

The paper aims to answer questions around the economy of an independent Scotland.

The Independent UK

Dublin agrees there is ‘no quick fix’ to Northern Ireland Protocol – DUP leader

Taoiseach Micheal Martin was meeting leaders from Stormont’s five main parties in Belfast on Monday.

Reuters

EU sets up training mission so Ukraine can continue its "courageous fight"

European Union foreign ministers agreed to set up a mission to train some 15,000 Ukrainian troops from next month and to provide an extra 500 million euros worth of funding for arms deliveries to Kyiv at a meeting in Luxembourg on Monday.

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