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Holidaymakers travelling to Spain issued warm weather warning

The warning is in place until November 2022

Liverpool Echo

US and Iran Finesse Issue of IAEA's Nuclear Probes, for Now

The United States and Iran have found a way to address the UN nuclear watchdog's investigations of Tehran's atomic program that allows both to claim victory for now but delays a final resolution, according to three sources familiar with the matter, reported Reuters. Tehran has pushed Washington to commit to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 187 of the invasion

Zelenskiy holds secret meeting with armed forces and intelligence chiefs; towns across river from Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant fired upon, Ukraine says

The Guardian - AU

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'Hooligans' blamed for EuroPride being scrapped as pro-Putin thugs wave Russian flags

Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic has said protesters, who took the streets of Belgrade today, have delayed an upcoming pride event due to safety concerns

Daily Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 186 of the invasion

Radiation fears over Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant linger amid accusations from Moscow and Kyiv of more shelling near the site

The Guardian - AU

EU's Borrell: visa ban for all Russians would lack necessary support

European Union foreign ministers meeting later this week, are unlikely to unanimously back a visa ban on all Russians, as would be needed to put in place such a ban, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told Austria's ORF TV on Sunday.

Reuters

European judges challenge EU approval of Poland's recovery plan

European judges' associations challenged in European Union's General Court a decision to approve Poland's recovery and resilience plan, they said in a statement on Sunday.

Reuters

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EU foreign ministers expected to suspend Russian tourist visa facilitation

Move comes as EU official says it is ‘inappropriate for Russian tourists to stroll in our cities’

The Guardian - UK

Austria backs EU cap to end 'madness' of runaway power prices

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer backs a European Union-wide cap on runaway electricity prices, he said in a statement issued by his office on Sunday.

Reuters

Scientists went dumpster diving to find out where all our trash really comes from

By sorting over 40,000 pieces of garbage, researchers learned that a handful of companies are responsible for a huge chunk of trash.

Inverse

Alan Sugar: Boris Johnson and Michael Gove should face jail over Brexit claims

Boris Johnson and Michael Gove should face jail for misleading the public over Brexit, according to the controversial business magnate Alan Sugar

The National (Scotland)

Greek ‘Watergate’ phone-tapping scandal puts added pressure on PM

Embattled leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis is facing calls to resign after state intelligence monitored opposition party

The Guardian - UK

At last, the Tories prove that Brexit has polluted the UK

Having raw sewage lapping around the UK is a fitting symbol of our freedom from the tyranny of EU red tape

The Guardian - UK

Putin is trapped and desperate. Will his friends in the west rescue him?

Russia’s leader and his sympathisers could use old conflicts to distract attention from Ukraine and weaken European unity

The Guardian - UK

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Al Jazeera

Iran reviewing US nuclear deal response as Qatar mediates

Media affiliated with Iran’s security apparatus signals an Iranian response is not expected until Friday at least.

Wales Online

Boris Johnson will have a ‘chunky chapter’ in British history, says Laura Kuenssberg

The former BBC political editor said there is a 'decent argument' that Mr Johnson’s involvement in the Brexit debate 'tipped' the balance towards leaving the EU

Tribune News Service

Roman ruins reappear from river in drought-stricken Europe almost 2,000 years later

Dropping water levels revealed a massive complex of Roman ruins in Spain as Europe continues to struggle under a record-breaking drought.

ABC News

Serbia's EuroPride will not happen due to threats, says President

The Serbian President announced the pan-European pride event will not take place in Belgrade this year, citing threats.

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The Independent UK

Brexit ‘may not have happened if Boris Johnson hadn’t won 2019 Tory leadership’

The new host of the BBC’s Sunday morning programme also describes Liz Truss as a ‘great survivor’.

The Independent UK

Kuenssberg: Johnson will have a ‘chunky chapter’ in British history

The new host of the BBC’s Sunday morning programme also describes Liz Truss as a ‘great survivor’.

France 24

Serbia, Kosovo agree on how to resolve identity documents dispute

The European Union's foreign policy chief announced Saturday that Serbia and Kosovo have agreed on how to resolve a dispute over their identity documents, settling one of the problems that have sparked the latest tensions between the former Balkan war foes.

Newsroom.co.nz

The Kiwi who voiced a communist regime

How a Māori woman ended up broadcasting communist propaganda in 17 languages at one of the largest broadcasters in all of Europe - and gained a cult following.

The Independent UK

EU official says Serbia, Kosovo agree on IDs in step forward

The European Union's foreign policy chief says Serbia and Kosovo have agreed on how to resolve a dispute over identity documents

The Guardian - UK

‘She has no choice’: Liz Truss faces U-turn on energy if she enters No 10, MPs say

If foreign secretary wins the Tory leadership contest she looks set to have to change course on ‘handouts’ despite campaign pledges

Reuters

EU says Serbia, Kosovo settle dispute over identity documents

Serbia and Kosovo have settled an ethnic dispute over the movement of citizens across their border, European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Saturday.

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