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Ukraine granted extra EU aid of 1 billion euros

European Union nations have approved fresh aid for Ukraine as the country faces growing economic damage from Russia’s invasion

The Independent UK

Brits banned from taking these popular foods to holiday hotspots abroad

European Commission states people arriving into the EU from outside the bloc cannot bring meat, milk or other dairy products with them

Wales Online

Animals farmed: microplastics in meat, ‘cruel’ Parma ham and jet-set salmon

Welcome to our monthly roundup of the biggest issues in farming and food production, with must-read reports from around the web

The Guardian - UK

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Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Government under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs even before leadership crisis brought fresh chaos to Westminster

The Independent UK

‘A job to run away from’: Dilemmas await successor to UK's Johnson

Nominations for the 11 Tory leadership contenders are expected to open on Tuesday, with MPs voting in the first round later in the week. Analysts anticipate that Boris Johnson’s successor in Downing Street will inherit a poisoned chalice. Topping the list of problems, the cost of living crisis vexing the…

France 24

Croatia poised to clear final hurdle for euro entry

The European Union is set to remove the final obstacles tp Croatia adopting the euro

The Independent UK

Tory leadership contenders' key policies compared - tax, cuts, culture wars and Brexit

Conservative leadership election candidates are scrambling to out-Tory each other on tax, spending cuts, Brexit, human rights and so-called ‘culture war’ issues. We look at the key things they’re saying

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A 'kill switch', Emmanuel Macron under pressure, and whistleblower revealed: A quick look at the Uber Files

As the whistleblower was revealed and the fallout hits France's President, here's a quick look at the so-called Uber Files.

ABC News

Ukraine latest updates: UN says civilian death toll tops 5,000

Ukraine news from July 12: UN human rights office says 5,024 people killed in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion began.

Al Jazeera

Little known speeding law that many drivers don't know about

It came into effect last week and affects all new vehicles manufactured in the EU

Wales Online

Failure Of Stablecoins Could Have Catastrophic Broader Financial Implications: ECB

Given that the largest stablecoins serve a critical function for crypto-asset markets’ liquidity, the failure of one of the largest stablecoins could have wide-ranging implications for crypto-asset markets and in turn contagion effects on the financial system, according to the European Central Bank (ECB).

Benzinga

Italy to start administering second COVID booster to over-60s

Italy will soon start its campaign to administer a second COVID-19 booster to everyone aged over 60, the health minister said on Monday, after receiving a green light from European Union health agencies.

Reuters

Covid rules in Spain, France, Portugal and more amid new wave as test could see you trapped abroad

Holidaymakers arriving in or travelling around Europe have been warned of the increasing likelihood of contracting the virus, particularly when visiting busy tourist hotspots

Irish Mirror

Uber’s privileged access to politicians shows the lobby system urgently needs to change

The European Commission has long been complacent about its revolving-door problem, says Vicky Cann, a campaigner at Corporate Europe Observatory

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Newcastle Herald

Letters: Indignation over flags debate 'misinformed'

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Italy’s Watchdog Warns TikTok over Alleged Breach of EU Privacy Rules

Italy's data protection authority has formally warned Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok about an alleged breach of existing European Union rules to safeguard user privacy, the watchdog said on Monday. TikTok had told users in recent weeks that it was going to deliver targeted advertising to them from July 13, without…

Newsroom.co.nz

Why the French are right about our agriculture exports

Amid French anger over pesticides making their way to France in NZ exports, the EU has made a pledge to halve pesticide use by 2030. Where will that leave our farmers?

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Britain's post-Boris blues

Johnson's successor will have a long list of debt, recession, inflation, and skilled-labour shortages to manage as they face the next turbulent phase of Britain’s post-Brexit adaptation.

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The Tory Party is over – now for the hangover

The sorry state of the British Conservatives is a cautionary tale of what can happen when politics is driven by marketing, and when economic analysis is a nice-to-have, says Oliver Hartwich

The Guardian - UK

EU seeks clarification from former EC vice-president over Uber revelations

EU executive responds following claims Neelie Kroes lobbied Dutch PM and others

Evening Standard

Who is Penny Mordaunt and what is the Leader of the House of Commons' voting history?

Penny Mordaunt is currently the Leader of the House of the Commons but has previously been in competition for Tory leadership

The Independent UK

Eric Cantona quoted by Uefa lawyers with ‘free for all’ Super League warning

The outcome of the case at the European Court of Justice could have wide implications for organised sport across the continent

The Independent UK

EU urges second COVID-19 boosters for people ages 60 to 79

The European Union says it's “critical” that authorities in the 27-nation bloc consider giving second coronavirus booster shots to people between the ages of 60 and 79 years and other vulnerable people

Reuters

Hit by COVID-19, EU population shrinks for second year running - Eurostat

The European Union's population shrank for a second year running last year, the bloc's statistics office said on Monday, as the region reels from over two million deaths from the coronavirus.

Reuters

EU backs second COVID booster for over-60s, before variant-adapted vaccines are ready

European Union health agencies on Monday recommended a second COVID-19 booster for everyone over 60, as well as medically vulnerable people, amid a new rise in infections and hospitalisations across Europe.

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