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MEPs call for 20% reduction in car emissions by 2025

European parliament’s environment committee proposes interim goal on way to all-electric future

The Guardian - UK

Google strikes content deals with 300 European publishers

Google says it struck licensing deals with 300 news publishers in Europe in its latest effort to comply with a recently introduced European Union copyright law

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland's economy 'outperforming the UK's because of EU deal perks'

NORTHERN Ireland’s economy is outperforming the UK’s because of its special relationship with the EU – demonstrating how Scotland is “paying…

The National (Scotland)

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Man banned from easyJet flight has stag do in Wetherspoons after passport blunder

A groom had his brother fly in from the US and his best man from Sweden for a stag weekend in Copenhagen but he was forced to cancel his plans after an embarrassing passport gaff

Daily Mirror

Ireland warns Britain against unilateral action on N.Ireland protocol

The European Union would launch legal action and possibly impose countermeasures against Britain if London takes unilateral action that undermines the Northern Ireland protocol, Ireland's foreign minister warned on Wednesday.

Reuters

Brexit: The food items British travellers can no longer take into the EU

Due to Brexit and Covid restrictions, Brits may be confused about the new rules for travelling to the European Union (EU).

Evening Standard

Exclusive-Top EU official backs multi-trillion plan to rebuild Ukraine

A top European official has backed a multi-trillion-euro "Marshall"-style plan to rebuild Ukraine, pledging the firepower of the EU's lending arm for what he said must be a global rescue effort.

Reuters

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U.S. encourages dialogue on Northern Ireland trade dispute

The United States encouraged continued dialogue between Britain and the European Union to resolve a standoff over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, a White House spokesperson said on Wednesday.

Reuters

The war in Ukraine: Africa risks paying a heavy price for neutrality

Far from being swift, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine now looks likely to become a long-running war of attrition. It will therefore have an accumulating, and increasingly drastic, impact on Africa unless it can be brought to swift end.

The Conversation

Ryanair, Jet2, Tui, easyJet and British Airways rules on taking food on planes

With retailers like Boots, Pret and M&S Food all present in UK airports, passengers can grab a cheaper sandwich or meal deal while waiting to board - but can you take food onto the plane?

Glasgow Live

FREYR Battery Shares Gain Post Q1 Results

FREYR Battery SA's (NYSE:FREY) first-quarter net loss widened to $(34.91) million from $(11.89) million a year ago. Loss from operations was $(27.6) million versus $(11.92) million in 1Q21. EPS loss narrowed to $(0.30) from $(0.32) last year, missing the consensus of $(0.14). As of March 31, 2022, FREYR held cash and equivalents of…

Benzinga

‘This game is up’: Serbia urged to take a stand on Ukraine’s war

Belgrade enjoys warm ties with Moscow but in recent weeks, pro-government tabloids have turned on Putin.

Al Jazeera

Ukrainian propaganda: how Zelensky is winning the information war against Russia

As well as success on the battlefield, wars are often won or lost through information advantage. In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, we might have expected Russia -– an old hand at propaganda -– to have bested Ukraine early on.

The Conversation

EU seeks to ease rules on seizing sanctioned oligarchs' assets

The European Commission is preparing new rules that would make it easier for EU governments to confiscate assets of oligarchs and other wealthy individuals hit by sanctions because of their ties with the Kremlin, according to officials and documents.

Reuters

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Reuters

The Independent UK

Iran detains 2 Europeans; EU envoy in Tehran about nuke deal

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry announced it had detained two Europeans shortly before the European Union envoy met Iran’s nuclear negotiator in Tehran in a last-ditch attempt to salvage Iran’s nuclear deal with world powers

Daily Mirror

EU to scrap face masks on planes and airports from next week

Face mask rules on planes are set to change in the EU as face coverings will no longer be mandatory on flights or in airports

Daily Mirror

Ryanair chaos as gran stopped from flying at airport despite having 3 months on passport

Rules say those visiting the EU from the UK must have documents which are less than 10 years old and have three months left before the passenger's return date

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EU eases mask guidance for flights as airlines drop Covid rules

The European Union is relaxing its guidance for mask wearing on flights starting next week even as many airlines have already abandoned those rules with Covid-19 concerns easing.

The Independent UK

EU commission proposes plan to fight child pornography

The European Union’s executive arm has proposed requiring online platforms to detect and report the sharing of child sex abuse images on the internet

Benzinga

Google Forges Agreements To Pay Over 300 News Publishers in EU

Alphabet Inc's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google forged deals to pay over 300 publishers in Germany, France, and four other EU countries for their news, Reuters reports. Google will also roll out a tool to make it easier for others to sign up. The tool offers publishers an extended news preview agreement that allows…

Reuters

Google, Meta must find and remove online child pornography under EU draft rules

Google, Meta and other online service providers will be required to find and remove online child pornography under proposed European Commission rules, a move some privacy groups say could put people's communications at risk.

Daily Mirror

Brits warned as Brexit rule means you can't take popular snacks into Spain

The Foreign Office travel advice for Spain warns holidaymakers of EU rules which mean you won't be able to take some popular snacks with you on your holiday

Belfast Live

Spanish locator form: Northern Ireland rules explained for travellers

If you are not fully vaccinated or recovered from Covid in the last six months, you must complete Spain's Travel Health Control form

The Independent UK

UK ramps up threat to rewrite Brexit deal with the EU

Britain and the European Union are once again at loggerheads over Brexit

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