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American Democracy Is Still in Danger

American democracy must be protected from enemies foreign and domestic.

Foreign Affairs

How long do I need on my passport for Spain and Portugal? Latest rules explained

Latest passport rules for Brits in 2023 for holidays including Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Croatia and Sweden as new travel rules are in force for UK travellers

Daily Mirror

Brexit: thousands of Britons expelled from EU since end of transition period

More than 2,250 UK nationals ordered to leave bloc between January 2021 and September 2022

The Guardian - UK

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Global economy 2023: why there will still be plenty of pressure on food prices in the year ahead

Welcome to this special report on the food industry, the fourth instalment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023. It follows recent articles on inflation, energy and the cost of living.

The Conversation

Deforestation: proposed EU import ban may fail to protect tropical rainforests and farmers – here's how it should work

Most European consumers’ shopping baskets tend to include items linked to deforestation in tropical regions, involving agricultural commodities such as beef, soybeans, palm oil, cocoa, rubber, coffee, timber and paper. These so-called “forest-risk” commodities are used in thousands of consumer goods ranging from hamburgers to chocolate bars.

The Conversation

Factbox-Who's who in European Parliament's cash-for-influence scandal

A corruption scandal has been rocking the European Parliament since Belgian authorities raided parliament offices two weeks before Christmas.

Reuters

Poll reveals why Leave voters are feeling 'Bregret' about their Brexit vote

A SURVEY of Leave voters who have changed their minds about Brexit has revealed their reasons for the change of heart.

The National (Scotland)

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NHS recruiting from ‘red list’ countries after Brexit loss of EU staff, says report

Specialisms such as dentistry have shortages and EU exit still causes issues with medicines in Northern Ireland, thinktank finds

The Guardian - UK

Shell to pay £1.7bn in UK and EU windfall taxes for last three months

Shell had previously avoided most of the windfall tax due to its investments in the North Sea

Wales Online

Support for rejoining EU leads Brexit by nine percentage points, poll suggests

SUPPORT for rejoining the EU leads support for Brexit by nine percentage points, a poll has suggested.

The National (Scotland)

China tells European Union to 'objectively and fairly' view its COVID situation

The European Union should "objectively and fairly" take stock of China's epidemic situation, the foreign ministry said on Friday.

Reuters

Will 2023 be the LAST year of paid holidays in the UK?

PAID holiday leave in the UK is among the most generous in the world – but could that be at risk because of a planned “bonfire” of EU…

The National (Scotland)

DNA reveals large migration into Scandinavia during the Viking age

We often think of the Vikings as ultimate explorers, taking their culture with them to far-off lands. But we may not typically think of Viking age Scandinavia as a hub for migration from all over Europe.

The Conversation

German minister calls for solution to Northern Ireland protocol deadlock

Annalena Baerbock makes appeal as she holds talks in London with UK foreign secretary James Cleverly

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

‘Don’t look back in anger’: German minister quotes Oasis on Brexit row

Foreign secretary James Cleverly says protocol talks moving ‘pretty fast’ after meeting German counterpart

The Guardian - UK

Tory plans for anti-strike law covering NHS and teachers ‘wrong and illegal’, says TUC – as it happened

The proposed legislation aims to enforce ‘minimum service levels’ in six key public services

The Independent UK

Any NI Protocol deal ‘not being tied to anniversary of Good Friday Agreement’

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly discussed post-Brexit arrangements with German counterpart Annalena Baerbock.

Reuters

Morocco complains of European parliament 'harassment' after graft probe

Morocco's ties with the European Union must be protected against harassment at the European parliament, foreign minister Nasser Bourita said on Thursday, following a European probe into graft allegations involving European lawmakers, Qatar and Morocco.

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Daily Mirror

Latest travel rules for Brits heading on holidays to Croatia, the US and more

Changes in visa rules for the US and Europe, as well as city specific rules for the likes of Venice, may impact the way people travelling from Britain go on holiday this year

The Independent UK

German minister: Northern Ireland Protocol ‘Achilles heel’ to UK-EU relations

Annalena Baerbock’s appeal to find a solution to the deadlock came as she was due to meet Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.

Reason

Louisiana Now Checking IDs for Watching Porn

Plus: Still no House speaker, the gender gap in college scholarships, Meta fined $414 million, and more...

Birmingham Post

Welsh trade deficit valued at more than £3bn latest figures reveal

Imported goods to Wales were valued at £22.8bn in the year ending September 2022

The Conversation

Ukraine war: despite Russian setbacks, an end to the conflict is not yet in sight

For the past two months, Russia has systematically targeted Ukrainian infrastructure, devastating the country’s power grid and putting many basic services from healthcare to sanitation at risk. Apart from destruction, this campaign has achieved virtually nothing positive for Russia.

Axios

Tech giants face alternate universes across the Atlantic

Firms are facing vastly different regulatory regimes in the U.S. and the tougher EU, which keeps piling on fines.

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit £1,000 farming payments ‘too little, too late’, says NFU

Environmental cash incentives part of government scheme to replace EU common agricultural policy

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