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Boris Johnson seeks to shift narrative with law to rip up Brexit deal

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to press ahead with legislation to override parts of the Brexit deal, three people familiar with the matter said, a move that risks inflaming tensions with some of his MPs and with the European Union.

Tribune News Service

Mizuho's Bullish Re-Rating On PayPal Had An Apple Connection - Read To Know

Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev's proprietary survey of PayPal Holdings, Inc's (NASDAQ:PYPL) Venmo and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) Apple Pay exhibited a "strong appetite" to tap to pay with Venmo if Apple opened up its near field communication to Venmo. Dolev estimates that tap-to-pay with Venmo could present a 10% total payment volume and 15%-20% sales upside given Venmo's…

Benzinga

Weakened in victory: On Boris Johnson winning no-confidence vote

Boris Johnson survived a no-confidence vote in his party, but faces tougher challenges ahead

The Hindu

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EU deal will force iPhones to use USB-C charger by 2024

Bloc agrees move to legally require all smartphones to use common charger within two years

The Guardian - UK

Apple needs to ditch Lightning chargers by 2024, EU rules

All mobile tech will need to use USB-C charging in the next two years.

Input

One plug and done: EU to require a common way to charge phones

European Union officials have agreed to mandate a uniform USB-C charging cord for smartphones and other devices. This could end up becoming a de facto standard for the rest of the world, too.

Chicago Sun-Times

Spain holidays in June: Weather warnings, change to entry requirement and evening out issues

Irish tourists in Spain could be

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One Plug and Done: EU to Require Common Way to Charge Phones

Forget rummaging through the junk drawer. Soon, Europeans will only need to reach for one cable to charge their smartphones and other devices. European Union officials said they inked a provisional agreement Tuesday that will require a uniform charging cord in the 27-nation bloc.

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Mandates Standard Charger For Apple iPhones And Other Devices

A provisional EU agreement mandated smartphones and tablets to use a standard charger.

Benzinga

Scots leaders warn UK over pulling out of €95bn EU science fund

THE UK Government has been warned that dragging Scotland out of the world’s largest scientific research and innovation programme could wreck the…

The National (Scotland)

Finland to extend Covid travel rules for UK travellers entering country

Nine EU countries are to extend Covid-19 travel restrictions until the end of June

Daily Record

7 policies desperate Boris Johnson could offer Brits to move on from vote disaster

Less than three years on from his decisive 2019 election victory, Mr Johnson was forced to beg his mutinous MPs to keep him in Downing Street

Daily Mirror

One plug and done: EU to require common way to charge phones

European Union officials have agreed on new rules requiring a uniform charging cord for smartphones and other devices

The Independent UK

Apple will have to change iPhone charger connections in Europe in the next two years

2024 will see all charging connectors for phones and tablets become USB Type-C

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The Independent UK

UK ready to abandon £80bn Horizon Europe science programme, minister warns

Government will have ’no choice’ but to launch breakaway scheme unless Brexit clash resolved

Al Jazeera

Russia’s Lavrov cancelled visit a ‘diplomatic scandal’ for Serbia

Three NATO members shut down their airspace to the Russian foreign minister’s plane, forcing him to cancel his trip.

Radio France Internationale

Cybersecurity conference opens in the shadow of Russia-Ukraine conflict

European experts in the field of information security are meeting this week in the northern French city of Lille at the International Cybersecurity Forum, in a context of global tension provoked by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Daily Record

Spain lifts Covid travel restrictions for EU countries - but not UK

People from the EU no longer have to provide proof of vaccination against Covid-19

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Belfast Live

Taoiseach to unveil a bust of former SDLP leader John Hume at European Parliament

The bust of the Nobel laureate, a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, marks his contribution during his 25 years as an MEP

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland: Fears Boris Johnson will use Brexit to rally support after confidence vote

Simon Coveney warns divisions within Conservative Party must not impact NI Protocol negotiations

Irish Mirror

Boris Johnson confidence vote: Tory divisions in UK must not impact Northern Ireland Protocol talks, says Simon Coveney

Tory MPs voted by 211 to 148 in support of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday

The Independent UK

Tory Party divisions must not impact Northern Ireland Protocol talks – Coveney

Simon Coveney said divisions within the Conservative Party should not impact negotiations over the post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: In light of Russia’s war with Ukraine, has the UN become irrelevant?

The war in Ukraine, now in its fourth month, has caused many of us to challenge key beliefs previously taken for granted. Europe, in turns out, isn’t some special region of the world immune to the depravities and brutalities of armed conflict. The European Union, an organization often referred to…

The Guardian - UK

How do you convince a leaver Brexit was a bad idea? Make them stand in a queue

‘Sovereignty’ and ‘taking back control’ seem a lot less attractive when you’re stuck at an airport or struggling with red tape, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

EU faces legal challenge over plan to fast-track gas projects

NGOs argue priority list was drawn up without consideration of methane emissions

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