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Reports: Türkiye Exerting Efforts to Hold Talks Between Russia, West

Türkiye plans to organize negotiations between Russia and four western countries to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, according to reports from Ankara and Moscow on Monday. Ismail Emrah Karayel, Chairman of the Joint Parliamentary Committee of Türkiye and the European Union confirmed that Ankara is working to hold negotiations…

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Int’l Calls to Open Probe into Burnt Bodies Found on Sabratha Shore

International diplomatic missions in Libya issued several calls on Tuesday for an investigation into the recovered 15 bodies, including a number burned, found on and near a boat on the shores of Sabratha. Several humanitarian organizations called on Monday for the immediate rescue of the sinking boat off the coast…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Data | Energy inflation in Europe peaks at 40% as Russia squeezes oil supply

Despite high dependence on Russian oil, supply to most European countries has taken a hit

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Scrap Troubles legacy bill, Belfast actor Ciarán Hinds urges Liz Truss

Hinds says in open letter to PM that proposed laws on unsolved murders would ‘cut off any prospect of justice’

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss protocol bill is economic and political risk for Northern Ireland, report finds

Traders will be caught between breaking UK regulations or international rules

The Independent UK

Austria sues EU executive over green label for gas, nuclear

Austria says it has filed a legal complaint with the European Union’s top court over plans by the bloc’s executive branch to label natural gas and nuclear power generation as sustainable energies

The Independent UK

O’Neill cautions against winter election and calls for Stormont return

Sinn Fein’s Stormont leader was preparing to meet senior US official Derek Chollet.

The Independent UK

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Liz Truss says she ‘gets it’ – but how many more U-turns can she stomach?

A disastrous conference may force the prime minister to return to the moderate Toryism she rejected, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss: 10 of the new prime minister’s biggest gaffes and awkward moments

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s short-lived leader would probably much rather forget

The Independent UK

Germany to pay December gas bills for households and businesses

One-off full reimbursement will be followed by subsidy scheme in spring to cap bills

The Guardian - UK

Top EU diplomat laments slow start for Ukraine training plan

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell is lamenting the bloc’s slow pace of action in setting up a military training mission for the Ukrainian armed forces

The Independent UK

EU launches online job-seekers tool for Ukraine refugees

The European Commission unveiled a new online tool on Monday to help Ukrainians find a job as the bloc looks to extend its protection for those displaced by Russia's invasion for another year.

Reuters

Britain ‘at risk of brain drain’ as scientists ‘leave UK to keep EU research funding’

Twenty-two researchers have so far reportedly made plans to leave but the government has urged experts to stay

The Independent UK

Pitted against profits, Spain’s biodiversity haven collapses

Overexploited aquifer, coupled with too many dry years, sends Doñana National Park’s biodiversity into freefall.

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Latvian PM calls on EU to end all tourist visas for Russians

Recently re-elected Krišjānis Kariņš argues potential wave of Russians fleeing mobilisation poses security risk

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN to Take Up Russian Annexations in Ukraine

The UN General Assembly on Monday will open debate on a draft resolution condemning Russia's annexation of four Ukrainian regions, as Western powers seek to underscore Moscow's international isolation. The decision to bring the matter before the General Assembly, where the 193 UN members have one vote each -- and…

The Guardian - UK

Levelling up secretary’s ‘planning reset’ could reopen Tory splits over housebuilding

Exclusive: Simon Clarke hopes to win over blue wall Tories by ending new-home targets as well as green and affordability rules

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss faces Lords’ Northern Ireland protocol rebellion

Peers from all parties seeking to stop bill getting on statute books amid hope of more optimistic talks

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‘It’s a serious problem’: battle to save Griffon vulture heats up in Cyprus

Eight of the birds of prey are released into wild on island where use of poison bait has left them virtually extinct

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon accused of ‘dangerous language’ after saying she ‘detests the Tories’

Nadhim Zahawi calls Nicola Sturgeon’s language ‘really dangerous’

Evening Standard

Food experts warn tearing up EU rules too quickly threatens safety

Food safety and hygiene standards are at risk from government plans to ditch remaining EU laws, experts have warned.

The National (Scotland)

'Same dog-whistle politics' from both Labour and Tories, Ian Blackford says

THE Labour and Tory Parties are engaging in the “same dog-whistle” pro-Brexit politics which have damaged ordinary Scots,…

The Guardian - UK

From benefits to Brexit: the looming issues for Liz Truss

Headaches facing the prime minister may worsen infighting beyond the Conservative party conference

The National (Scotland)

FM Nicola Sturgeon responds to criticism of 'detest Tories' comment

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has doubled down on her remark that she "detests" Tories.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government would 'fear emulation' if Scotland became independent, says academic

THE UK Government will fear other parts of the country breaking away should Scotland become an independent nation, an academic has said.

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