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Forget ‘levelling up’ – Liz Truss isn’t even pretending to care about inequality

Under Boris Johnson, the agenda failed because of incoherence and incompetence. For our new PM, the problem’s ideological, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

EU recommends suspending billions in funding to Hungary

The European Union’s executive branch has recommended that the bloc suspend around 7.5 billion euros ($7.5 billion) in funding to Hungary over concerns about democratic backsliding and the possible mismanagement of EU money

The Independent UK

14 huge issues set to blow up now politics is back to normal after Queen's funeral

Politics will rapidly return in the days after the Queen's funeral with a mini-Budget, questions on the energy bills plan and Liz Truss' first US trip as Prime Minister

Daily Mirror

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In a first, EU moves to cut money for Hungary over damaging democracy

The European Union executive recommended on Sunday suspending some 7.5 billion euros in funding for Hungary over corruption, the first such case in the 27-nation bloc under a new sanction meant to better protect the rule of law.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war: medics killed by Russian strike during evacuation of hospital, says Kharkiv governor – as it happened

Oleh Syniehubov said four medics were killed and two patients injured after Russian forces fired on psychiatric hospital

The Guardian - AU

Kwarteng follows dirty work at Treasury with bonus cap farce

After sacking the his top official, the new chancellor’s next act was politically crass and insensitive. It does not bode well

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the dangerous rise of the far right in Europe

The success of the Sweden Democrats shows that no country is immune to hard-right populist parties

The Guardian - UK

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‘Independence will make us more secure’: Stephen Gethins on how Scotland must tackle disinformation

A FORMER MP has insisted independence will make Scotland more secure in a new myth-busting video which forms part of a wider effort to tackle…

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss to meet Irish counterpart as talks with leaders enter second day

Backdrop of political tensions over post-Brexit trading arrangements

Wales Online

Truss to meet Irish counterpart as talks with world leaders enter second day

The PM’s meeting with Taoiseach Micheal Martin comes against a backdrop of political tensions over post-Brexit trading arrangements.

The Independent UK

Biden en Route to London to Attend Funeral of Elizabeth II

US President Joe Biden on Saturday headed to London to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. The state funeral, the first in Britain since the death of Winston Churchill in 1965, will take place Monday at Westminster Abbey in London at 11:00 am (1000 GMT). Biden will be among…

Asharq Al-Awsat

What happens if Putin goes nuclear in Ukraine? Biden has a choice to make

Russian forces are in retreat yet Nato still holds back for fear of what a humiliated Putin might do. But now is precisely the time to step up the pressure

The Guardian - UK

Hungary to submit new laws to unlock EU funds next week -PM aide

Hungary's government will submit new laws to parliament next week to end a stand-off with the European Commission and unlock access to EU funds, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff said on Saturday.

Reuters

What would make peace in Ukraine?

We organized a face-to-face survey of more than 1,800 Ukrainians. They want peace — but not at any price

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How the EU's energy roadmap aims to avoid 'winter of discontent'

The European Commission unveiled proposals this week to bring down the soaring price of gas and electricity across the European Union, notably by taxing power producers' excess profits.

The Independent UK

Hungary faces reckoning with EU that could cost it billions

Hungary's nationalist-populist government is facing a reckoning with the European Union after nearly a decade of accusations that it has failed to uphold the EU's democratic values

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 17 September 2022

Inflation lunged sideways, stocks dropped all over the shop, the European Union massaged its slapping hand, and Adobe suite went brrr.

Bangkok Post

Asian markets sell off amid recession worries

RECAP: Asian markets sold off sharply on Friday and Europe followed as investors braced for a hefty US rate hike next week amid growing concerns of a global recession following warnings from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

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Irish Mirror

Newspaper industry calls to eliminate VAT on newspapers and digital subscriptions

Under new EU Vat rules, agreed by the EU finance ministers, Ireland can now apply a zero rate of VAT to newspapers and digital subscriptions.

The Guardian - UK

Sergio Perelberg obituary

Other lives: Civil engineer who led infrastructure projects, including for the World Bank and the EU, across five continents

WEKU

5 things the U.N. boss is very worried about and signal 'a time of great peril'

From fighting near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, to fertilizer shortages and Europe's energy crisis, these are five things on Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' mind right now.

The Independent UK

Organizers say Pride march will go on in Serbia despite ban

Organizers of European LGBTQ events held in Belgrade this week have said they will hold a planned Pride march on the streets of the Serbian capital Saturday despite a police ban and threats from anti-gay groups

The Guardian - UK

Sister of oligarch Alisher Usmanov removed from EU sanctions list

Saodat Narzieva was added to the list in April, after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Reuters

Putin tells Europe: if you want gas then open Nord Stream 2

President Vladimir Putin on Friday denied Russia had anything to do with Europe's energy crisis, saying that if the European Union wanted more gas it should lift sanctions preventing the opening of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

Reuters

Hungary's Orban aims to block extension of EU's Russia sanctions -report

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expects European Union leaders to start talks on extending sanctions on Russia in the autumn but Budapest would try to block the move, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reported, citing unidentified sources.

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