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Ukraine expects EU to include Russia's Rosatom in next sanctions

Kyiv expects the European Union to include Russian state nuclear energy company Rosatom in its next round of sanctions over the war in Ukraine, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Monday.

Reuters

Germany says it wants to increase pressure on Iran after latest executions

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday condemned Iran for using the death penalty against demonstrators, and his spokesperson said Berlin wanted to crank up pressure on the Iranian authorities with new international measures.

Reuters

Macron’s pension reform: Necessary changes to an unsustainable system?

Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne is set to announce the French government’s pension reform plans on Tuesday, proposals that are likely to continue to prompt controversy. President Emmanuel Macron insists the reforms are needed to salvage a system that is unsustainable in its current form. But many are not convinced.

France 24

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Little-known passport rule that may stop you travelling to Europe

The new rules apply to travel from the UK to almost all EU countries as well as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City

Daily Mirror

Tory procurement bill will legalise VIP lane with ‘cronies’ charter’, says Labour

£3.7bn-worth of contracts has gone to Tory contacts since start of Covid, says opposition

The Independent UK

Romania quietly catches up with richer neighbours, helped by EU cash

Romania's economy is set to outpace its stagnating neighbours this year, helped by European Union funding, currency stability and foreign investment driven in part by reshoring from Russia and Ukraine.

Reuters

Brickbat: Sail On

Currently, people from the Philippines account for a quarter of the world's merchant mariners. But the European Commission is considering a move that would bar people from the Philippines from serving onboard ships registered in European Union countries. This follows a determination by the European Maritime Safety Agency that maritime…

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One in three Tory voters lose faith in Brexit, poll finds

Survey finds 33% of Conservatives believe costs outweighing benefits

The Independent UK

Czech ex-Premier Babis acquitted in EU funds fraud case

A Prague court has acquitted former Prime Minister Andrej Babis of fraud charges in a $2 million case involving European Union subsidies

The Independent UK

Factbox: Countries mandating Covid tests for arrivals from China

Authorities around the world are imposing or considering curbs on travellers from China as Covid-19 cases there surged following its relaxation of "zero-Covid" rules. China has rejected criticism of its Covid data.

Bangkok Post

Seeking Northern Ireland solution, UK foreign minister hosts EU talks

British foreign minister James Cleverly will on Monday seek to inject fresh momentum into talks with the EU on resolving disputes over a post-Brexit trade relationship when he hosts the European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic in London.

Reuters

Keir Starmer: ‘I’m against austerity. But we’re going to have to be fiscally disciplined’

The Labour leader is keen to emphasise he would be a prudent PM despite inheriting cash-starved public services

The Guardian - UK

Little-known passport rule which could stop travellers from visiting European countries

People planning to travel to an EU country (except Ireland) must follow Schengen area passport requirements

Chronicle Live

The UK is failing to match lost EU regional funding

Letter: Dr Olivier Sykes says it is misleading to argue that there is an equivalent level of funding through the UK shared prosperity fund and other sources

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Nottingham Post

Little-known passport rule could stop you travelling to Europe

Millions of Brits are set to travel overseas this year

The Independent UK

Irish aid worker says Greece smuggling trial ‘deeply damaging to the EU’

Kerryman Sean Binder said his arrest for ‘a small act of kindness’ is shocking.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer denies changing Brexit stance to appeal to Leave voters

Vote to quit EU was ‘powerful emotional case for change’, says Labour leader

The Guardian - UK

America’s ‘Taliban 20’ Republicans have the same roots as our Brexit spartans

The deranged politics driving the US Freedom Caucus and Tory anti-Europeans can only lead to one outcome: a death spiral for both

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The Independent UK

Brexit: Rise in Britons renouncing UK citizenship since vote to leave EU

There was a 30 per cent rise in people handing over their British passports in 2021

The National (Scotland)

Scottish EU campaign chair promises to ‘ensure MPs do not brush Brexit away’

THE chair of a major campaign to get Scotland back in the EU has pledged to work to make sure the “complete disaster” of Brexit will not be…

Daily Mirror

Unfair British citizenship test to be rewritten - but could you pass it?

The move follows a damning report by the Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee saying even people born and bred in Britain would struggle to pass the test

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU 'Appalled' by New Protester Executions in Iran

The European Union said it was "appalled" after Iran on Saturday executed two men for killing a paramilitary force member during protests sparked by a young woman's death in custody. "The EU is appalled by the execution of Mohammad Mehdi Karami and Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini arrested and sentenced to death…

Liverpool Echo

Little-known passport rule that may stop you travelling to Europe

Many travellers have been caught out

France 24

After Qatargate scandal, EU integrity rules need 'teeth': Expert Alberto Alemanno

Talking Europe speaks to a leading voice on the democratisation of the European Union. Alberto Alemanno is a professor of EU law and a founding member of The Good Lobby, an organisation that aims to boost civil society's ability to carry out advocacy, and to make corporate political influence more…

Foreign Affairs

American Democracy Is Still in Danger

American democracy must be protected from enemies foreign and domestic.

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