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EU deal paves way for strict Big Tech content rules

New rules in Europe will try to bring online speech in line with local law and force transparency on tech platforms.

Axios

U.S. says backs Lithuania in row with China

The United States backs Lithuania in a dispute with China over Taiwan, Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told Lithuania's finance minister on Friday.

Reuters

EU agrees on internet rulebook for Google, Facebook, other tech giants

BRUSSELS: European Union countries and EU lawmakers on Saturday clinched a deal on new rules requiring tech giants to do more to police illegal content on their platforms and to pay a fee to regulators monitoring their compliance.

Bangkok Post

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Holyrood blasts Northern Ireland Protocol changes as ‘unthinkable’

Neil Gray, Holyrood’s minister for Europe, has written to the Foreign Secretary asking for urgent talks.

The Independent UK

Anti-protocol rallies take place in Belfast as TUV leader warns it's 'long past the point' for Westminster action

Several hundred people attended the protests

Belfast Live

‘Long past the point’ for Westminster to take action over protocol – TUV leader

Jim Allister addressed a rally against the protocol in north Belfast.

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis dragging country into recession - and seven steps to avoid it

When asked by YouGov about their economic expectations for the coming year, most people reported that their hopes had never been lower. The country is facing an economic crisis

Daily Mirror

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Johnson preparing to ‘fix’ Northern Ireland Brexit deal

Proposed changes could provoke accusations from EU that UK is breaching international law

The Guardian - UK

UK Government in fresh warning it could suspend elements of protocol

Reports claim ministers are preparing legislation giving them sweeping powers to tear up the deal.

The Independent UK

Spain and Portugal confirm strict travel rules for Irish tourists this summer

Although many of the past two years of Covid restrictions are no longer in place, visitors are still expected to follow some strict rules

Dublin Live

Tanzania’s Maasai appeal to west to stop eviction for conservation plans

Thousands of Indigenous people sign letter to UK, US and EU protesting at appropriation of land for tourist safaris and hunting

The Guardian - UK

Portugal and Spain confirm travel rules for this summer and they're very different from what Irish are used to

Although many of the past two years of Covid restrictions are no longer in place, visitors are still expected to follow some strict rules

Irish Mirror

Brexit: Boris Johnson suggests fourth delay to import checks after warning over trade ‘collapse’

PM speaks of hopes that technology will make inspections ‘obsolete’

The Independent UK

Le Pen calls on voters to choose 'between Macron and France' at final campaign rally

Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen urged voters to choose "between Macron and France" as she held her final campaign rally in the northern town of Arras on Thursday, hoping to sway undecided voters ahead of Sunday’s final presidential vote.

France 24

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Emmanuel Macron may be the de facto leader of Europe, but could he lose the French presidency to rival Marine Le Pen?

Emmanuel Macron's status as Europe's de facto leader, which has been cemented by the current crisis in Ukraine, certainly aligns with his ambitions. But could it cost him the French presidency?

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson hints at further delay of post-Brexit EU import checks

Inspections at borders may be pushed back for fourth time amid fears food supplies from Europe could collapse

The Guardian - UK

Humanity must be at the core of Britain’s asylum policy

Letters: Prof Guy S Goodwin-Gill, Mike Lowenstein, Peter Brayne and Charlie Owen on alternatives to the Rwanda scheme and why we need to move to a culture of helping, not hindering, vulnerable human beings

Benzinga

Lexaria Posied To Receive US Patent For DehydraTECH To Deliver Antiviral Drugs

Lexaria Bioscience Corp (NASDAQ:LEXX) is receiving its first-ever patent for DehydraTECH technology in the enhanced delivery of antiviral drugs. Lexaria has received notification from the United States Patent and Trademark Office that patent 11,311,559 for Compositions and Methods For Enhanced Delivery Of Antiviral Agents will be issued to the Company on April 26. "This…

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The Guardian - UK

‘Green industry wants to take our land’: the Arctic paradox

Sweden’s ‘green transformation’ promises to help Europe fight the climate crisis. So why is it uniting radical environmentalists, ecologists and Sami reindeer herders in protest?

The Guardian - UK

India is a huge – but elusive – trade prize for Boris Johnson

Analysis: Deal is seen by some as single most important UK negotiation, but agreement will take time

The Guardian - UK

Putin ally Alekperov resigns as president of Russia’s Lukoil

Billionaire oligarch steps down from Russia’s second-largest oil firm after being hit with EU and UK sanctions

Asharq Al-Awsat

Oil Rises as Investors Focus on Lower Supply from Russia, Libya

Oil prices rose on Thursday as concerns about supply as the European Union (EU) mulls a potential ban on Russian oil imports, days after diminished supplies from Libya rocked the market. Brent crude futures rose $1.11, or 1%, to $107.91 a barrel at 0852 GMT.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire 'short-changed' for funding after EU replacement scheme is unveiled

Critics say the new Shared Prosperity fund isn't enough

Bangkok Post

War in Ukraine: Latest developments

KYIV, Ukraine: Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine:

The Guardian - UK

Serbia ‘sliding towards autocracy’ as president secures second term

Amid claims of dirty tricks, Aleksandar Vučić has held on to the presidency, but activists are saying he is silencing opponents

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