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

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

The Independent UK

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…

Bangkok Post

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.

Tribune News Service

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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

Daily Mirror

'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.…

The Conversation

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.

Benzinga

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

Manchester Evening News

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

Slowworms thrive in brownfield sites – often targeted for development

The Guardian - UK

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.

Reuters

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

Dublin Live

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

The Independent UK

Justyna Wydrzyńska: Polish woman first pro-choice activist to go to trial for breaking country’s abortion law

Poland has one of Europe’s most restrictive abortion laws

The Independent UK

Lebedev criticises Labour as MPs debate releasing security advice behind peerage – as it happened

Latest updates: Peer says opposition criticism of him is based on ‘pure innuendo’; government may be forced to release security advice on Lebedev

The Guardian - UK

Brexit job losses lower than expected as impact on the City fades, says EY

The Brexit jobs exodus that never happened

Evening Standard

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Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin threatens six countries that Russian troops could be there in just two days

In his remarks, reportedly made in 2014, Putin claimed that he could have soldiers in the capitals of all six countries within two days.

Wales Online

Small businesses face crippling costs and barriers from post-Brexit bureaucracy

A Welsh company said costs and administrative hurdles were major problems

Radio France Internationale

France and other EU countries call on citizens not to join Ukraine's fight against Russia

Seven European Union countries, including France, have urged their citizens to refrain from joining the Ukrainian military resistance against Russia’s invading troops.

The Guardian - UK

‘Nobody knows what happened’: the row over the non-vanishing Irish lake

Lough Funshinagh flooded in 2016, and hasn’t receded since, causing an environmental legal tussle

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Financial Times

France votes: Macron’s frontrunner status conceals deep rifts in society

While the war in Ukraine has given the incumbent a boost, his rivals on the far right and far left remain popular

Benzinga

ApeCoin (CRYPTO: APE) remains the most traded cryptocurrency by the 1,000 biggest Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) wallets in the past 24 hours, as of press time late Monday.

Reuters

Russia pledges to reduce attack on Kyiv but U.S. warns threat not over

Russia promised on Tuesday to scale down military operations around Kyiv and another city but the United States warned the threat was not over as Ukraine proposed adopting a neutral status in a sign of progress at face-to-face negotiations.

Foreign Affairs

A False Dawn for Liberalism?

Why the War in Ukraine May Not Revive the West

Reason

Threepeat for transatlantic privacy

Episode 400 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

The Independent UK

UK should ‘urgently’ repair EU relations to bolster security – think tank

Chatham House warns Britain’s record has been ‘mixed’ when it comes to building resilience to global challenges.

Evening Standard

City backs London for jobs, says EY Brexit Tracker

The Brexit jobs exodus that never happened

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