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Protests block North Macedonia's capital over Bulgaria, EU compromise

Streets in Skopje, North Macedonia, were brought to a standstill on Friday because of protests against a proposed compromise deal with Bulgaria that would finally allow the Balkan country to begin long-awaited European Union membership talks.

Reuters

EU, Morocco renew migration deal after Spanish border deaths

The European Commission has vowed to step up its work with Morocco to fight human smugglers who are using “new, extremely violent methods” to get migrants into Spain

The Independent UK

EU agrees to improve migration cooperation with Morocco after Melilla tragedy

Morocco and the European Union have agreed to cooperate more closely in combatting human trafficking after at least 23 migrants died during an attempted mass border crossing from Morocco into the neighbouring Spanish enclave of Melilla, Spain and Morocco said in a joint statement on Friday.

Reuters

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'The problem is Brexit, not the Northern Ireland Protocol', says MEP David McAllister

In a tumultuous week for British politics, European Union lawmakers are continuing to appeal for Westminster to resume post-Brexit talks. Leading German-British MEP David McAllister is chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, and closely involved in Brexit-related issues on the EU side. He told FRANCE 24 that…

France 24

Boris Johnson has left the UK economy in a parlous state

Analysis: If Johnsonomics stands for anything, it is a lack of plan or vision to address Britain’s economic woes

The Guardian - UK

Everything tainted by Johnson’s lies needs to be undone. That includes his Brexit

The prime minister’s exit not only disgraces him and his party – it indicts the fast-unravelling project that brought him to No 10, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Safe and legal routes are way to combat people smuggling, says Lord Dubs

The Labour peer described the Kindertransport scheme, which saved 10,000 children from persecution, as a ‘pretty generous gesture by this country’.

The Independent UK

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Russia warns Lithuania it could take 'harsh' measures over Kaliningrad transit

Russia warned Lithuania and the European Union on Friday that it could adopt "harsh measures" against them if the transit of some goods to and from the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad did not resume.

Reuters

Unfinished business: policies that could fail under UK’s ‘lame-duck’ government

Much needed decisions on energy to retail taxes look likely to stall amid political chaos

The Guardian - UK

Game on! Nursing home embraces videogames for seniors

Many older people in Europe experience loneliness and isolation, due to declining health and discrimination against seniors.

France 24

Boris Johnson has vandalised the political architecture of Britain, Ireland and Europe

His political career has consisted of chucking rocks over the walls of the neighbours. The damage will last for years, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Berlin to again deploy troops in Bosnia 10 years after withdrawal

Germany will deploy troops with the EU's peacekeeping mission in Bosnia for the first time in a decade as concerns mount about instability from the Ukraine war spilling over to the Western Balkans, the parliament in Berlin decided on Friday.

Reuters

Five ways that the super-strong US dollar could hurt the world economy

The US dollar has been on a major surge against major global currencies in the past year, recently hitting levels not seen in 20 years. It has gained 15% against the British pound, 16% against the euro and 23% against the Japanese yen.

The Conversation

Helicopter And Plane Belonging To Putin Ally Seized And Gifted To Ukrainian Armed Forces

A helicopter and an airplane belonging to Viktor Medvedchuk and his family have been seized by Ukrainian authorities and handed over to the Armed Forces.

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Daily Mirror

Hotspots where roaming could see your bill soar by £45 including Egypt and Morocco

Roaming fees for EU countries usually come to less than £14 for a week’s holiday and are free for O2 and Virgin Media customers, but many countries further afield will cost you a lot more

Reuters

Russia's Lavrov not present in afternoon G20 meeting - EU foreign policy chief

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was not present for much of the afternoon session of a G20 meeting in Bali on Friday and left the room after giving his remarks, the European Union's foreign policy chief said.

Daily Record

Holiday hotspots that could land travellers with huge mobile phone bills - how to cut costs

Those travelling to Egypt could face a £787 bill for using 1gb of data, making 20 minutes worth of calls and sending 10 texts a day.

The Guardian - UK

Risk of ‘conflict and strife’ in Europe over energy crisis, EU deputy warns

Exclusive: Frans Timmermans says short-term return to fossil fuels needed to head off threat of civil unrest

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Lavrov walks out of G20 talks after denying Russia is causing food crisis

Russian foreign minister accuses the west of frenzied criticism over his country’s invasion of Ukraine

Evening Standard

The UK is doing much better than you think and should avoid recession

City Voices: Britain will do better than the EU and the US this year

Daily Record

Warning to UK travellers as Covid cases rise in Europe holiday hotspots

Health authorities are calling for the re-introduction of some basic health measures to combat rising case numbers.

The Independent UK

Why did Boris Johnson resign? Timeline of his biggest scandals as prime minister

As the Johnson era appears to be drawing to a close, we look back on the moments that ruined his standing among colleagues

Irish Mirror

All new cars sold across the EU to be fitted with mandatory speed limiters

The new rule was introduced as part of the updated General Safety Regulation in the EU

The Guardian - UK

Johnson may be finished but the damage he did lives on

A new UK premier must start forming partnerships within Europe and ditch destructive populism, says the European parliament’s former Brexit coordinator

The Guardian - UK

Collapsing public support suggests Brexit is anything but done

Most people think Brexit has gone badly, a UK survey finds, and Johnson has left behind a mess of problems for a new PM

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