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Hungary's Orban calls for new EU strategy on Ukraine war, says sanctions failed

The European Union needs a new strategy on the war in Ukraine as sanctions against Moscow have not worked, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Saturday.

Reuters

The curious case of the Russian JCB dealer and the millionaire

Questions have arisen over sales of the British diggers in Russia after sanctions over the war in Ukraine descended

The Guardian - UK

The Grain Deal in Istanbul: Hopes and Expectations

A deal has been reached to allow grain from Ukraine to be exported unhindered through what is called a safe corridor in the Black Sea. If this agreement can be implemented, 20-25 million tons of Ukrainian grain will not rot in silos and will be shipped to their destinations. The…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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‘Brexit to blame’ for travel gridlock at Dover, union says

EU withdrawal means France has ‘taken back control’ of its border

The Independent UK

France does not use much air conditioning, and wants to keep it that way

France uses more air conditioning than you might expect, with a quarter of households using some kind of device. That number is on the rise, but faced with the effects of global warming and looming energy shortages, authorities in France and in the EU are hoping to encourage alternative ways…

Radio France Internationale

Sunak set for speech in Thatcher’s hometown as Truss promises EU ‘red tape bonfire’

The Foreign Secretary has vowed to review all EU laws retained after Brexit by the end of next year if she becomes prime minister.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss tax cuts could see interest rates hit 7 per cent, her own economic adviser admits

The Cardiff University professor also said he advocates ‘thinning out’ workers’ rights

The Independent UK

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Liz Truss promises ‘red tape bonfire’ with review of all EU law by end of 2023

Ms Truss said she would set a “sunset” deadline for every piece of EU-derived business regulation and assess whether it stimulates domestic growth or investment

Wales Online

UK leadership candidate Truss pledges to ditch all EU laws by 2023

Liz Truss, the leading candidate to succeed Boris Johnson as British prime minister, promised to scrap all remaining European Union laws that still apply in Britain by 2023 if she wins the Conservative Party leadership contest.

Reuters

Rishi Sunak to set out plans to tackle NHS backlogs in first major leadership speech

It comes as Liz Truss promised a ‘bonfire’ of ‘EU red tape’ to drive economic growth

Evening Standard

Brexit: Liz Truss warned new plan to ditch thousands of EU laws by end of 2023 will cause ‘chaos’

Foreign secretary’s vow to axe rules faster than Rishi Sunak means yet more ‘friction’ for businesses, experts warn

The Independent UK

Truss vows to scrap remaining EU laws by end of 2023 risking ‘bonfire of rights’

Scale and complexity of task would be difficult in context of civil service cuts, say experts

The Guardian - UK

'Cynical and reckless' Liz Truss vows to 'unleash full potential of Britain post-Brexit'

Liz Truss, who voted Remain in the 2016 referendum, claimed to be the 'best candidate to deliver on the opportunities of Brexit' - but it is feared she will deliver a hammer blow to workers’ rights

Daily Mirror

'Grant Shapps is nowhere to be seen while holidaymakers face travel chaos'

The UK Government now has less clout than it had as an EU member, as we also see over refugee and migrant Channel boat crossings. Hard-working Brits are seeing their holidays being turned into a nightmare

Daily Mirror

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Liverpool Echo

Warning to passengers whose passport may be close to expiry this summer

British passport holders must be aware that the passport validity rules have changed when entering the EU. Many other international tourist destinations also have similar restrictions.

Reuters

EU sanctions tweak to unblock Russian oil deals with third countries

Russian state-owned companies Rosneft and Gazprom will be able to ship oil to third countries under an adjustment of European Union sanctions agreed by member states this week aimed at limiting the risks to global energy security.

Reuters

Saudi crown prince to visit Greece to sign energy, telecoms deals

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will visit Greece on July 26 to meet Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Greek foreign ministry said on Friday, in his first visit to an EU country since the 2018 killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

France 24

Irish Foreign Minister Coveney sees 'opportunity for a fresh start' as Boris Johnson quits as UK PM

Ireland's foreign minister has told France 24 that Dublin sees the United Kingdom's search for a new prime minister as "an opportunity for a fresh start" in the two countries' relations. This Friday, the European Commission launched new legal action against the government of Boris Johnson — this, as it…

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France 24

The right to choose: EU lawmakers vote to protect abortion right after Roe v Wade overturned in US

The ruling by a majority of judges in the United States’ Supreme Court to overturn the right to a legal abortion across the entire country has also sent shockwaves through Europe. In our programme we examine abortion rights around the EU and look at how the situation might evolve.

Reuters

EU envoys review compromise on plan to reduce gas use

National envoys to the European Union debated on Friday a compromise to a European Commission proposal that all 27 EU countries cut their natural gas use after widespread resistance from governments.

Irish Mirror

Irish Rail says running trains 24/7 is not 'viable irrespective of any level of funding'

There have been growing calls for the rail operator to put on additional early or late trains to match service levels that are available in many EU countries

Evening Standard

Dover chaos shows your passport isn’t worth what it used to be

Those images of four-mile, six-hour long queues to get into and through the Port of Dover. They’re not quite the last helicopter out of Saigon, but they tell a story of their own.

Daily Mirror

7 bits of bad news the Tories slipped out as MPs go on six-week summer break

The final days of the Parliamentary term are a good time to bury bad news - particularly with all eyes on the Conservative leadership race. Here's what you might have missed in the rush...

The Independent UK

Why Brexit made Dover gridlock inevitable

Exclusive: From ‘Amber Plus’ to ‘Critical Incident’: the leavers’ lesson that was bound to happen

The National (Scotland)

EU launches fresh legal action against UK Government over Northern Ireland Protocol

Four new infringement procedures were triggered by the European Commission (EC) as relations further soured this week

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