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Russian war slowing growth and hiking inflation, European Commission warns

Body revises economic forecast and says outlook for EU and eurozone heavily dependent on course of war

The Guardian - UK

The Tory leadership candidates’ voting records from Brexit to LGBT rights

While most have voted in line with the Conservative whip, we look at what the remaining candidates have supported and opposed

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon insists Scots have 'right to change their minds' on independence following 2014 referendum

The First Minister insisted she had respected the result of the 2014 referendum - but claimed circumstances had changed because of Brexit.

Daily Record

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Tory leadership - live: Mordaunt gains ground on Sunak as Braverman ousted in second round

Former defence secretary’s lead over Liz Truss grows - but attorney-general backs foreign secretary

The Independent UK

Amazon offers concessions to head off EU antitrust case

Amazon has promised to treat third-party merchants on its website fairly as it seeks to resolve two European Union antitrust investigations

The Independent UK

'Feta' is Greek, EU top court says in snub to Denmark

Greece on Thursday scored a win in its fight to protect their right to the term 'Feta' as Europe's top court reprimanded Denmark for not blocking local companies from using the name for sales outside the European Union.

Reuters

Ombudswoman says missing EU Pfizer vaccine deal texts are "wake-up call"

The European Union's ombudswoman criticised the European Commission for failing to find and publish text messages between the executive's president, Ursula von der Leyen, and the head of Pfizer negotiating a massive COVID-19 vaccine deal.

Reuters

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Russia's war to keep hitting EU economy, push up inflation

European Union expects Russia’s war in Ukraine to wreak havoc with the economic recovery for the foreseeable future through lower annual growth and record-high inflation

The Independent UK

David Frost has ‘grave reservations’ about Penny Mordaunt as Tory leader

Former Brexit minister and other Liz Truss allies hit out at Mordaunt after she came second in first ballot

The Guardian - UK

Watchdog reprimands EU executive for failing to share Von der Leyen texts

European Commission ‘gave no good reason’ why its president’s messages with Pfizer were not released

The Guardian - UK

'No, Mario', Italian president urges PM Draghi not to quit

Italy's president rejected the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Thursday after a day of political drama that threatened to bring down a national unity government that has been in office less than 18 months.

Reuters

Tories descend into war of words over Brexit credentials of leadership candidates

A fierce Tory Twitter spat broke out over Brexit on Thursday after the two front runners to win the Conservative leadership contest were accused of endangering the UK’s future outside the European Union.

Evening Standard

Terror Threat in EU Member States Remains High Despite Drop in Attacks

Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, indicated Wednesday that the number of attacks within the EU member states has decreased, yet terrorism still poses a real and present danger to the bloc. In its annual European Union Terrorism Situation and Trend Report (TE-SAT), the Europol affirmed that 15 completed,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Shares, pound and oil slide as recession fears mount – as it happened

Anxiety over global slowdown knocks sterling to a two-year low, as oil falls to its levels when the Ukraine war began

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EU To Make Speed Limiters And Data Recorders Mandatory By 2024

The European Union is set to implement the installation of data recorders and speed limiters standard on new cars by 2024. Motorbikes are not affected just yet.

The Guardian - UK

European parliament votes to ban ‘fly shooting’ fishing in part of Channel

Campaigners hail step towards end of practice in French territorial waters that has had ‘devastating’ effect on local fishers

Asharq Al-Awsat

Morocco: Melilla Migrants Likely Died of 'Suffocation'

At least 23 migrants who died last month in a mass attempt to enter the Spanish enclave of Melilla from Morocco likely "suffocated", Morocco's state-backed CNDH rights group said on Wednesday. The death toll after around 2,000 people, many from Sudan, stormed the frontier on June 24 was the worst…

Irish Mirror

Russian Ambassador Yury Filatov could be left with no official car as embassy struggles to renew BMW lease

Exclusive: In response on July 12, a sales manager for Frank Keane BMW told the embassy that it needed to check and comply with all sanctions imposed on Russia

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Daily Mirror

Scorching heatwave sparks more than a dozen devastating wildfires across Europe

More than 6,000 people were evacuated from campsites in south-west France and major motorways have been blocked by authorities in Portugal as fires disrupt tourists' holidays

The Guardian - AU

Global recession risk rising as economic outlook ‘darkens significantly’, IMF says

Cost-of-living crisis ‘only getting worse’ says IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva, predicting a tough 2022, and ‘even tougher 2023’

Daily Mirror

Penny Mordaunt: Tory leadership candidate surges ahead as forecast says she'll win most MPs

A forecast for who will be picked among Conservative MPs to become the next leader has chosen Penny Mordaunt ahead of Rishi Sunak. Once both candidates are chosen by MPs, party members vote - and many believe they'd choose Ms Mordaunt over Mr Sunak too

The Conversation

China's big tech problem: even in a state-managed economy, digital companies grow too powerful

China’s digital economy has advanced rapidly over the past two decades, with services, communications and commerce moving online.

The Conversation

A trade deal with the EU makes sense for NZ, but what's in it for Europe? Symbolically, a lot

It’s easy to understand New Zealand’s motivation for securing a free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union (EU). What’s less apparent is why the EU chose to pursue the agreement with a small and distant country, currently ranked its 50th most important trading partner.

Reuters

Anti-EU campaigner Farage says only Braverman will 'complete Brexit'

Leading anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage said on Wednesday Attorney General Suella Braverman was the only one of the remaining six candidates for British prime minister who would "complete Brexit".

Reuters

Gas won't make EU's next Russian sanctions package, Czech leader says

The European Union is preparing a seventh package of sanctions against Moscow but it is already clear that it will not curb imports of Russian gas as too many member states can't adjust quickly enough, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala told Reuters.

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