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EU report: Frontex covered up Greek pushbacks of migrants

A much-anticipated report by the European Union’s anti-fraud watchdog into the alleged involvement of the EU border agency Frontex in Greece’s illegal pushbacks of migrants to Turkey has concluded that agency employees were involved in covering up such incidents in violation of migrants' “fundamental rights.”

The Independent UK

This mini-budget crisis feels like the death of the Conservative party

Liz Truss has reduced the Tories to a failed revolutionary faction staring into a £62bn black hole, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine dominates shortlist for EU human rights prize

Ukrainian entries are dominating the shortlist to win to European Union’s top human rights prize

The Independent UK

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Post-Brexit EU fingerprint checks set to cause travel disruption next summer

FINGERPRINT checks set to be introduced on the EU border could cause significant disruption to holidaymakers, industry experts have warned.

The National (Scotland)

Putin touts Turkey gas hub while Europe looks to cut consumption

President Vladimir Putin touted Turkey on Thursday as the best route for redirecting gas supplies to the European Union after Nord Stream pipeline leaks, while Western nations focused on efforts to cut energy consumption.

Reuters

Julian Assange makes final shortlist for human rights award

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded each year by the European Union Parliament.

The Independent UK

Irish charity joins 'fight against single use plastics' in Brussels

"We all see first-hand how much plastic packaging ends up in our rivers and beaches" says Irish MEP Grace O'Sullivan

Irish Mirror

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Ukraine war: latest UN vote shows world wants conflict to end – but can't agree on how to prevent Putin going nuclear

Each time the United Nations gathers to debate and vote on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it becomes more obvious that the vast majority of the international community condemns the invasion and wants the conflict to stop. But what is also becoming clear is that the world is hopelessly divided as…

The Conversation

Government wants to send small boat asylum seekers to Rwanda within 3 weeks, High Court hears

Second legal challenge over policy says process for selecting asylum seekers is ‘inherently unlawful and unfair’

The Independent UK

Putin courts Erdogan with plan to pump more Russian gas via Turkey

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed to his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday that Moscow could export more gas via Turkey and turn it into a new supply "hub", bidding to preserve Russia's energy leverage over Europe.

Reuters

Germany still a ‘teenager’ in leading foreign security policy, says Scholz aide

Wolfgang Schmidt asks for patience from allies urging his country to head efforts to support Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Latvia calls watchdog's migrant mistreatment claims "absurd"

Latvia has rejected as “absurd" claims by Amnesty International that it is violently mistreating migrants attempting to enter the European Union member country through Belarus

The Independent UK

UK holidaymakers could face 'major delays' when entering EU in new border trial

Trials for the EU travel system will be rolled out before its launch next May.

Daily Record

Just how safe are cosmetics on the European market?

When was the last time you read the ingredient label on a bottle of shampoo? Have you ever sneezed when applying face powder? As you lay on the beach this summer, did you wonder what it was in your sunscreen that blocked the sun’s UV light and protected your skin?

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The Guardian - UK

From brown bears to grey wolves, Europe’s persecuted carnivores are bouncing back

Wildlife has an amazing ability to recover – but only if we keep vital legal protections in place, says academic Sophie Ledger

The Guardian - US

Trump a narcissist and a ‘dick’, ex-ambassador Sondland says in new book

Ex-EU envoy Gordon Sondland derides Democrats and Pompeo, and recalls fallout from testifying in Trump’s first impeachment

Bangkok Post

Pro-Putin Russian Orthodox Church gets warm welcome in Orban's Hungary

HéVíZ, Hungary: Despite his staunch support of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, Patriarch Kirill, the leader of Russia's Orthodox church, has so far escaped European Union sanctions -- thanks to the support of Hungarian leader Viktor Orban.

The Guardian - UK

Truss promises to slash EU red tape – what’s the truth behind the rhetoric?

Experts take a forensic look at the PM’s promise to axe to up to 2,400 laws on British statute books

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Russian forces will be ‘annihilated’ if Putin uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine, says senior EU official – as it happened

EU foreign policy chief rules out nuclear response to Putin but vows powerful answer from military

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war – live: Putin official warns of WW3 as Nato sends missiles to Kyiv

Moscow also said the west, by helping Ukraine, ‘are a direct party to the conflict’

ABC News

Federal government to pledge to reduce methane emissions by 30 per cent

The move is in contrast to the former Coalition government, which refused to sign up to the target, which is already supported by the United States and the European Union.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 232 of the invasion

UN votes to condemn Russia’s annexation of parts of Ukraine; Nato allies pledge to deliver more air defence systems to Kyiv

The Independent UK

‘Niche activity’: MPs not turning up to scrutinise important Brexit legislation

European Scrutiny Committee barely attended by Labour MPs

Reuters

Billions of euros of EU funds misspent in error, fraud cases up

More than 5 billion euros ($4.85 billion) of European Union funds were misspent last year, the bloc's auditors said on Thursday, as national authorities often made mistakes in allocating the money while cases of suspect fraud increased.

Reuters

Czechs tighten entry rules for Russian tourists, joining other EU states

The Czech Republic will turn away Russian tourists holding Schengen-zone visas issued by any country from Oct. 25, the foreign minister said on Wednesday, as it joined other European Union member states in tightening entry rules.

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