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Suspected Russian spies ordered to leave Ireland over 'extreme concerns'

The source said: “The Government became extremely concerned about spying activities and decided to act.”

Dublin Live

Indonesia's claim that banning nickel exports spurs downstreaming is questionable

The Indonesian government has claimed that its raw nickel export ban, which started in January 2021, has shown positive impacts after seeing increases in mining investments and exports of nickel-derived products.

The Conversation

Ukraine has offered neutrality in talks with Russia – what would that mean?

Ukraine says it may accept neutrality if the West provides binding security guarantees but legal hurdles remain

The Guardian - AU

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Fresh delay to Brexit checks on EU imports being considered amid cost of living crisis

Exclusive: Boris Johnson to decide if July controls will go ahead as ‘cost of living and supply chain pressures’ spark government battle

The Independent UK

Ukraine has made a major move towards integrating with Europe – by plugging into its electricity grid

Ukraine and neighbouring Moldova have synchronised their power grids with continental Europe, meaning electricity could now in theory flow back and forth between the two countries and across a grid that stretches through the EU to the UK and may one day link to northern Africa.

The Conversation

Belgium Expels 21 Russians amid Similar Moves Elsewhere in EU

Belgium has expelled 21 Russian diplomats for alleged spying and posing threats to security, the foreign affairs minister told lawmakers, amid similar moves by fellow EU members the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic. Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin said it was not possible to coordinate such moves among all…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Four EU countries expel Russian diplomats over spying allegations

"Together with our Allies, we are reducing the Russian intelligence presence in the EU."

Axios

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EU to Lend Tunisia 450 Mln Euros for Budget Support, Commissioner Says

The European Union said on Tuesday it will lend Tunisia 450 million euros ($500 million) to support its budget as the North African country faces a looming crisis in public finances for which it is seeking an international rescue package. Speaking after a meeting with Tunisian government officials in Tunis,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Usmanov’s €600,000 bulletproof car seized in Sardinia as part of EU sanctions

Ex-Arsenal shareholder’s Mercedes Maybach S650 Guard may have been used by Putin in secret visits to island, reports suggest

The Guardian - UK

Ahead of Lavrov’s arrival, U.S. to send Deputy NSA to India

The visit of U.S. Deputy NSA Daleep Singh comes just before Russian Foreign Minister travels to India

The Hindu

Europeans expel dozens of Russian envoys to combat espionage

In what appeared to be a coordinated action to tackle Russian espionage, at least four European allies say they are expelling dozens of Russian diplomats

The Independent UK

EU regulator starts reviewing Spanish COVID vaccine booster

The European Union's drug regulator says it has begun an accelerated review process for an experimental coronavirus vaccine booster made by the Spanish company Hipra

The Independent UK

Spanish travel rules for Brits as country scraps covid testing and isolation

If you are wanting to plan a getaway to Spain this year after two years of lockdown and restrictions - which saw international travel shut down - here's what you need to know.

Glasgow Live

A Ukrainian mother's 'aching soul' propels her home, a father seeks a new life abroad

More than a month after Russia invaded, many Ukrainian refugees in the European Union are facing a dilemma - whether to look for jobs and stay longer term, or risk returning to their homeland and the conflict, to be reunited with family that stayed behind.

Reuters

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The Independent UK

Brexit: EU launches legal challenge against UK over wind farm subsidies

Not the time to be ‘fighting this out in court’, says Whitehall official

Bangkok Post

Russia-Ukraine talks end with no cease-fire

ISTANBUL: Ukraine and Russia failed to clinch a cease-fire in talks that ended in Turkey on Tuesday, with Moscow saying it will reduce military operations in areas where its forces are being pushed back and Kyiv calling for security guarantees from members of the European Union (EU) and North Atlantic…

Tribune News Service

Third of Ukraine refugees in Poland to find jobs this year

About a third of the estimated 2 million Ukrainians fleeing the war to Poland will be able to start work by the summer, easing a labor shortage in the European Union’s largest eastern economy, a survey of companies showed.

Daily Mirror

Cashpoint fees and hidden data roaming charges - the top ways Brits are stung on holiday

Over half of Brits have been caught out by money issues while abroad - and one in four have even been left stranded without cash

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The Conversation

'Putin is Hitler': why we use analogies to talk about the Ukraine war, and how they can lead to peace

The war in Ukraine has produced a disorienting array of analogies. Vladimir Putin is Hitler. Volodymyr Zelensky is a Nazi. Ukraine could become like Afghanistan or Korea. Russia should accept its borders, just as post-colonial African countries did. The invasion is no different to what the west did in Iraq.…

Benzinga

Ahead Of European Expansion, FTX Onboards New Strategy Lead

After announcing its intent to establish a European branch, FTX onboarded Marcel Lötscher as its European Union strategy lead.

Manchester Evening News

Tech news: Apple Maps going off road, Samsung has a new display, and the EU looks to rein in big tech

All you need to know from the tech world this week

The Guardian - UK

Adders and slowworms to gain extra protection under new system in England

Slowworms thrive in brownfield sites – often targeted for development

Reuters

EU sets up distribution centres on Ukraine border for refugees needing care

The European Union is setting up centres on its borders to Ukraine to receive and distribute refugees in need of healthcare to member states best placed for treating them, the EU health commissioner said on Tuesday.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport scenes horrify RTE Claire Byrne Show viewers amid queues chaos

Images shared on social media showed the huge crowds of people as they waited to go through the necessary security checks

The Independent UK

DWP to promote Brexit ‘career opportunities’ in fruit picking to stop food rotting in fields again

Produce has gone unpicked after EU migrant workers stayed away

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