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Prolonged Russia-Ukraine war shakes up global energy stability

The prolonged Russia-Ukraine war started in February and dragging on into the second quarter of 2022, has caused a hike in global crude oil prices to high levels. The average price of ICE Brent crude oil increased from 13.86 USD per barrel in the first quarter of 2022 to 111.63…

Bangkok Post

Ukraine news - live: EU grants Kyiv candidate status as Zelensky hails ‘historic moment’

Ukraine has been formally accepted as a candidate for EU membership

The Independent UK

Ukraine becomes EU membership candidate as Donbas battles reach 'fearsome climax'

Ukraine became a candidate to join the European Union on Thursday, a bold geopolitical step triggered by Russia's invasion that Kyiv and Brussels hailed as an "historic moment".

Reuters

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Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 120 of the invasion

Russian forces edge closer to seizing the last pocket of resistance in Ukraine’s eastern Luhansk; footage shows drone crashing into oil refinery inside Russia’s borders

The Guardian - AU

MPs seek to avoid race to the bottom in post-Brexit City regulation

New subcommittee will scrutinise plans to change how watchdogs supervise the UK’s financial sector

The Guardian - UK

Dog search team steps up training ahead of Ukraine deployment to find bodies

John Miskelly and Emma Dryburgh are ready to fly to the country to help with the grim task of uncovering corpses.

The Independent UK

With an eye on re-election, Turkey’s Erdogan risks the ire of Western partners

Between stalling Sweden and Finland’s bids for NATO membership and threatening a fresh military offensive against Kurds in northern Syria, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems to be capitalising on the world’s focus on Ukraine to strengthen Ankara’s geopolitical standing – even at the expense of NATO and Western partners.…

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Architect of Boris Johnson’s EU withdrawal deal to declare ‘Brexit is working’

‘No cause for regrets’: Lord Frost defends Brexit despite forecasts it will cost UK workers £470 a year in lost pay and cut GDP by 4 per cent

The Independent UK

BBC accused of trying to 'hide' impact of Brexit on inflation

THE BBC has come under fire for its coverage of inflation with critics accusing the broadcaster of failing to properly identify Brexit's impact…

The National (Scotland)

What is ETIAS and why UK tourists will need to pay to go to the EU

Tourists form the UK will soon need to pay a fee of around £6 under a scheme called European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) due to launch next year.

Edinburgh Live

EXPLAINER: Why Russia-Lithuania tensions are rising

New tensions between Moscow and the West are rising after Lithuania decided to halt the transport of some goods through its territory to the Russian region of Kaliningrad as part of European Union sanctions on the Kremlin

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg says EU red tape ‘revolution’ will not create Wild West

The Cabinet Office Minister has not set a target for how much remaining EU law on UK statute books would end up being removed or reformed.

The Independent UK

Falkirk district to get £6 million to replace EU funding and 'build pride'

A final bid will be made to the UK Government's shared prosperity fund to boost employability and support local businesses

Daily Record

Jacob Rees-Mogg triggers alarm with Brexit plan for sparkling wine in plastic bottles

‘Sparkling wine contains same pressure as tyre of large van’: Industry voices concern over health and safety

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The National (Scotland)

Who will win Wakefield by-election? The odds ahead of Thursday's vote

Who will win in the Wakefield by-election, after the resignation of disgraced Tory MP Imran Ahmad Khan?

Daily Record

Jacob Rees-Mogg boasts his banker pals are 'jogging along' as inflation causes misery for millions

The Brexit minister made the boast as he pledged to hack away at swathes of laws and regulations from the European Union.

Reuters

Senior EU official to urge U.S. to help fight Russian propaganda

The United States should play a more active role in combating Russian propaganda and online disinformation because of the threat to democracy, European Commission Vice President Vera Jourova will say on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

What happens if Russia turns off Europe’s gas supply this winter?

European countries are racing to prepare for the risk of Russia cutting gas exports. Here’s how things look

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Irish Mirror

Tánaiste hints government could intervene on rising fuel costs before Budget day

“I think if we were to see further dramatic escalation in fuel prices we would have to consider an intervention then.”

The Independent UK

Taoiseach Micheal Martin to consider invite to visit Ukraine

The Ukrainian president also thanked the Taoiseach for Ireland’s support to Ukraine.

Evening Standard

The troubled Brexit legacy begins to become clear six years on from the referendum

Standard City Voices: The slow-burn impact of Brexit

The Conversation

Triple punch of shocks threatens to upend debt sustainability and recovery in Africa

Food and fuel price increases and the aftermath of the COVID pandemic are really just the start of the story when it comes to fiscal shocks which have exacerbated government debt vulnerabilities in Africa.

The Independent UK

In climate fight, EU lawmakers back stricter emission caps

European Union lawmakers are requiring deeper emission cuts from power plants, factories and planes in Europe while endorsing an unprecedented import tax to step up the fight against global warming

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: Western Balkans' promised EU future still hazy

European Union leaders will seek to offer support this week to six Western Balkan nations that have long been knocking at the bloc’s doors

The Independent UK

EU Commission proposes cutting pesticides by half by 2030

The European Union’s executive arm has proposed legally binding targets to reduce the use of chemical pesticides by 50% by 2030 and a ban on all pesticide use in areas such public parks, playgrounds and schools

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