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Ukrainian bride reunited with Irish husband after perilous journey out of warzone

Andriy, who is an Irish citizen along with his parents, had a flight booked back to Lviv in March to reunite with his wife.

Irish Mirror

Boris Johnson sparks fury by comparing Ukraine war to Brexit

‘He is no Churchill. He is Basil Fawlty’: European statesmen and UK politicians appalled by PM’s analogy

The Independent UK

Fury at Boris Johnson's 'Basil Fawlty' ramblings comparing Ukraine's struggle to Brexit

The Prime Minister was condemned by former EU chiefs, senior Tories, and the French Ambassador to the UK after he compared Ukrainians battling off war crimes to Brits voting for Brexit

Daily Mirror

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Ukraine crisis shows Boris Johnson must drop opposition to EU defence pact, Tories say

Conservative European Forum calls for closer cooperation – to allow UK to rapidly ‘deploy forces around Europe’

The Independent UK

War has highlighted the geopolitical folly of Britain’s departure from the EU

As memories are revived of the second world war and the 1970s, it is time for a major rethink of economic strategy

The Guardian - UK

What’s the plan, Joe? The west lacks a long-term strategy to defeat Putin

With Nato and EU summits this week, there’s a need for clear leadership. But despite Biden’s talk of unity, the cracks are showing

The Guardian - UK

The power of the new Ukraine

How the country has transformed from a Russian client state to a would-be EU nation where liberals and nationalists have found common cause

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As Russia pushes into the heart of Mariupol, Ukraine's Zelenskyy urges direct talks with Putin

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday as Russian forces pushed deeper into the beleaguered southern port city of Mariupol, with heavy street battles shutting down a major steel plant and hampering rescue efforts.

Los Angeles Times

Can Bosnia’s Dayton Peace Agreement be reformed?

While many Bosnians are calling for a new civic constitution, some political elites seek more division, analysts say.

Al Jazeera

Why is the EU under pressure to ban kangaroo products and how will it affect Australia?

If successful, the push from a Dutch animal rights party could spell the end of the kangaroo export market

The Guardian - AU

Ukrainian Soldier Seeks Trademark for "Russian Warship Go F**k Yourself"

From World Trademark Review (Tim Lince): WTR can reveal that a Ukrainian border guard who refused to surrender to a Russian warship has filed an EU trademark application for the phrase that went viral during their stand-off. It comes as reports emerge of major brands being targeted with rogue trademark…

Reason

Zelenskyy urges direct talks with Putin as war in Ukraine continues to rage

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday as Russian forces kept up attacks on the besieged suburbs of Kyiv and the southern city of Mariupol while announcing they had used hypersonic missiles for the first time to destroy an…

Los Angeles Times

No longer neutral? War in Ukraine tests Finland’s stance on Russia

Finland has traditionally walked a careful line of neutrality to avoid confrontation with its Russian neighbour. But the war in Ukraine is changing public attitudes, and joining NATO is becoming an increasingly realistic possibility.

France 24

Johnson compares Ukraine’s fight for freedom to Brexit vote

The PM said the vote to leave the EU is an example of showing an instinct to ‘choose freedom’.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Escape to France with your UK sticker

The Man Who Pays His Way: be careful what you wish for

Radio France Internationale

No 'green' defence of nuclear energy, warns French MEP

The crisis in Ukraine has given a boost to nuclear energy, which is one way for Europe to move away from its dependence on Russian gas. Nuclear has also been touted – by France in particular – as a "green" energy source. But environmentalists working to wean France off nuclear…

Irish Mirror

Russia is using spies in Ireland with Vladimir Putin ordering agents to monitor EU and NATO from Dublin

A source said: “Ireland is a free country and it is essentially being used as a back door to Britain and the EU."

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 24 of the invasion

Zelenskiy calls for meaningful talks with Moscow; Biden warns Xi on ‘consequences’ of backing Moscow; fighting reaches centre of Mariupol

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Bulgaria expels 10 Russian diplomats, foreign ministry says

Bulgaria expelled 10 Russian diplomats in an unprecedented move that underscored strained relations with one of the Kremlin’s closest allies within the European Union.

The Times of India

Hyderabad cos get licence for Pfizer’s Covid pill

HYDERABAD: Apart from Hyderabad-based pharma major Aurobindo Pharma Limited, other city-based pharma players like Granules India Ltd, MSN Group and SMS Pharmaceuticals too have received licences from the UN-backed Medicines Patent Pool (MPP) to manufacture and supply a generic version of nirmatrelvir, a key component of Pfizer’s oral Covid-19 drug…

Los Angeles Times

Russian airstrikes outside Lviv bring Ukraine war closer to NATO's eastern flank

LVIV, Ukraine — Russian missiles hit an aircraft repair facility outside this city on Friday, bringing the war closer to a relatively safe haven in western Ukraine — a center for refugees and humanitarian aid — and within miles of the eastern border of NATO.

Reuters

EU proposes to create solidarity fund for Ukraine's basic needs

The European Union is considering creating a solidarity fund for Ukraine to help provide basic services in the country and meet citizens' immediate needs, European Council President Charles Michel said on Friday.

France 24

'Democracy is standing up against autocracy' in Ukraine, EU's von der Leyen says

"It cannot be that an autocrat attacks a sovereign country which has the right to the integrity of its territory." That's the firm response directed at Russia from the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Speaking exclusively to FRANCE 24 about the war in Ukraine, the EU…

The Independent UK

Ukrainian refugees to travel for free on UK trains

Britain follows other European rail operators who have provided free travel since invasion

Daily Mirror

Fresh pressure over steel tariffs as Trade Secretary packs bag for crunch US talks

Cabinet Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan is due to meet her American counterpart in Baltimore this week - and Labour wants her to win a reprieve for British steelmakers

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