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Govt Extends Curbs On Sugar Exports Till 31 October 2023

However, Govt said these restrictions will not be applicable on sugar being exported to the EU and the US under CXL and TRQ duty concession quotas. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

EU Strikes Deal To Effectively Ban Sales Of Combustion-Engined Cars By 2035

This has been a hot topic for the last couple of years, having been met with backlash especially from automakers who say the change is being made too quickly.

InsideEVs

Northern Ireland faces another pointless election thanks to London’s Brexit mess

Rishi Sunak can begin to make Britain a serious country again by trying to make the NI protocol work. But will he? asks Fintan O’Toole of the Irish Times

The Guardian - UK

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Brexit deal should be renegotiated says director general of British Chambers of Commerce

A renegotiated trade agreement would boost export growth and in turn the UK economy said Shevaun Haviland

Birmingham Post

EU leader tours Western Balkans and Serbia to seek more influence

The European Union is in the midst of yet another goodwill trip through the Western Balkans to drum up support for the bloc and to make sure that Europe's historical tinderbox is not about to pick the side of hostile Russia or strategic rival China in the world of geopolitics.

Radio France Internationale

Fresh Stormont Assembly election will be held, Northern Ireland secretary insists

Chris Heaton-Harris denied his decision not to call an election immediately was a U-turn

Belfast Live

Majority think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK, poll finds

A MAJORITY of people in Britain think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK, a new poll has revealed.

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Greece: Emerging from the legacy of the debt crisis (part 1)

FRANCE 24's Europe team brings you a new series of Europe Now programmes, focusing on "levelling up" – efforts aimed at making life more equal across Europe's many and diverse regions. We examine both national efforts to level up, and the role that EU funding plays in those attempts. EU…

France 24

Greece: Emerging from the legacy of the debt crisis (part 2)

France 24

Twitter takeover: fears raised over disinformation and hate speech

EU commissioner says Elon Musk’s platform must ‘fly by our rules’ as UK minister raises concerns over content moderation

The Guardian - US

Von der Leyen calls on Bosnia leaders to unite around EU future

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged Bosnian leaders on Friday to work together to bring the country closer to membership of the European Union, after the bloc's executive arm recommended it be granted EU candidate status.

Reuters

Brexit: Rejoining EU takes record 14-point lead in latest poll

Economic problems driving support for reversing Brexit ‘mistake’

The Independent UK

Recession fears stalk Europe despite German growth

FRANKFURT: Germany's economy unexpectedly grew in the third quarter, official data showed Friday, but slowing growth in France and Spain added to fears that high inflation and an energy crisis will tip the region into recession.

Bangkok Post

UK government delays clean water and nature targets, breaching Environment Act

Thérèse Coffey says targets underpinning nature recovery will not be published this month

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The Independent UK

Why is Northern Ireland having an election?

Northern Ireland is poised for second election in six months

Reuters

Scholz will use trip to press Beijing on opening markets and human rights

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will press China to open up its markets and will raise human rights concerns next week in what will be the first visit by a European Union leader to China since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Berlin said on Friday.

The Guardian - US

Why does the US allow a controversial weedkiller banned across the world?

Paraquat is outlawed in the EU, UK, Switzerland and China as a growing chorus of US advocacy groups demand the EPA change its position

The Independent UK

EU approves ban on new combustion-engine cars from 2035

The European Parliament and EU member countries have reached a deal to ban the sale of new gasoline and diesel cars and vans by 2035

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European Union Agrees To Ban Sales Of New Gasoline And Diesel Cars From 2035

The EU's three key institutions have reached an agreement.

Radio France Internationale

EU strikes deal to effectively ban fossil fuel vehicles from 2035

The European Union on Thursday struck an agreement to phase out new CO2-emitting vehicles and to effectively ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035. The move aims to speed up the switch to electric vehicles.

The Independent UK

EU revisits Balkans to win friends, seek more influence

The European Union is in the midst of yet another goodwill trip through the Western Balkans to drum up support for the 27-nation bloc

Reuters

Polish general chosen to lead EU training mission for Ukrainian troops

Polish General Piotr Trytek has been appointed to lead a European Union mission to train Ukrainian troops, the Polish defence minister said late on Thursday, as western countries seek to step up support for Kyiv following Russia's invasion.

Insider UK

Sturgeon rejects claims she lied about currency in independent Scotland

New reports suggest that Scotland would have to join the euro to be a member of the EU

The Independent UK

Brexit: One in five small businesses now unable to trade with EU OLD

British Chambers of Commerce urges government to ‘cut red tape on UK-EU goods movements’

The Independent UK

Battery hen and animal testing laws could be scrapped because of Brexit, warns RSPCA

Charity fears ‘inertia or a lack of commitment’ in government could lead laws to ‘vanish into thin air’

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