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Russia ‘ready to let Ukraine export food’ as crisis warnings mount

Moscow suggests it could end blockade of Black Sea ports under international pressure

The Independent UK

Moldova must not lose 'historic' chance to join EU, says PM

Moldova has a "historic" opportunity to join the European Union and any projects to bring the country closer to the bloc must not replace the route to full membership, the prime minister said on Wednesday.

Reuters

New trove of Xinjiang data shows rare images from inside camps

It provides overwhelming evidence tens of thousands of Uyghurs have been detained in maximum security facilities there.

Axios

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Crucial warning for Brits travelling to Portugal on holiday this summer

Brits are being urged not to fall foul of a simple rule involving passports as they leave Portugal this summer, with a potential ban on entering the country if they get it wrong

Daily Mirror

Travel warning as UK tourists set to pay fee to enter Europe this year

Travellers will need to fork out for a visa waiver to enter EU countries.

Daily Record

Davos 2022: IMF chief Georgieva urges action on food crisis

The world is facing its worst food crisis in history. Millions of tonnes of wheat are stuck in Ukraine, worsening an already precarious situation for many countries that depend on exports from the region. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva tells FRANCE 24 Business Editor Kate Moody that only "very strong…

France 24

George Soros: Russian invasion may be start of 3rd World War

United States billionaire George Soros warned Tuesday that "civilisation may not survive" Russia's invasion of Ukraine but said Europe could have a stronger position against Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding gas than it realises.

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UK government seen as most likely to ‘ignore the rules’, large European study finds

According to study, 66% of people in UK and 70% in Poland feel their government is not well respected

The Independent UK

As fighting rages in Ukraine’s east, the EU pledges more aid

Ukrainian official says Russia’s invasion enters its ‘most active phase’ as battles rage in the country’s east.

Al Jazeera

Holyrood set for first debate on solar power

FORMER rural economy secretary Fergus Ewing is urging the Scottish Government to show the “same kind of ambition” for solar power as for other…

The National (Scotland)

Six in 10 people in UK believe government ‘ignores rules’

People in the UK and Poland rated their governments worst on matters of trust and legitimacy in an EU-funded study

The Guardian - UK

A restored WTO just the tonic

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has heightened everyone's appreciation of global issues and interconnectivity. In addition to geopolitical and defence concerns, there is a renewed focus on the state of international trade. After continuing Donald Trump's destructive trade policies for more than a year, US President Joe Biden's administration finally appears…

Bangkok Post

Martin Lewis issues passport warning as Brits face being banned from entering EU

Martin Lewis has explained how you now need to have a passport that is valid for at least three months on the date that you exit the EU. It must also have been issued in the past ten years at the time of entry

Daily Mirror

Debate: What ‘European political community’ do we need now?

The war that is taking place in Ukraine is redrawing the geopolitical map across the continent and shaking up Europeans’ presuppositions. It is reshaping their relationship to security, to their neighbours and challenges the European Union to redefine the foundations of the European construction.

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Nottingham Post

TUI 'honeymoon ruined' for newlyweds as man banned from flight over 'ridiculous' passport rule

They have dreamt of a romantic week away in Santorini - but their plans were cut short at the airport

Reuters

EU summit unlikely to find solution on Russia oil embargo, von der Leyen says

European Union leaders are unlikely to strike a deal on an oil embargo against Russia at their summit on Monday and Tuesday, head of the bloc's executive Ursula von der Leyen said.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson using NI Protocol to distract from domestic problems – McDonald

The Sinn Fein leader was in London on Tuesday to tell politicians that Stormont must be reconvened.

The Guardian - UK

‘Historic’ global tax deal on multinationals delayed until 2024

Some doubt the OECD-brokered agreement, which would levy more tax on the world’s largest firms, will ever be implemented

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Hungary's Orban says EU summit should not discuss oil sanctions next week

The EU's proposed new sanctions including an oil embargo against Russia should not be discussed at next week's summit of EU leaders, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote to the President of the European Council in a letter.

Reuters

EU calls for Russia dialogue to unlock Ukraine food exports

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday called for talks with Moscow on unlocking wheat exports that are trapped in Ukraine as a result of a Russian sea blockade.

The Independent UK

Report: Dramatic rise in pesticides in EU fruits, vegetables

New research says the contamination of fruits and vegetables produced in the European Union by some of the most toxic pesticides has substantially increased over the past decade

Al Jazeera

Ukraine war: Poland’s Duda warns of migration ‘problems’

The Polish president said that food shortages in North Africa could result in chaos and migration problems for Europe.

Radio France Internationale

France says Ukraine entry into EU will not happen for '15 or 20 years'

A bid by Ukraine to join the European Union (EU) would not be finalised for "15 or 20 years," France's Europe minister has said pouring cold water on Kyiv's hopes for quick entry in the wake of Russia's invasion.

Reuters

EU proposes to make seizing assets easier, including of sanctioned oligarchs -document

The European Commission wants to make it easier to confiscate assets linked to serious illegal activities and suspected criminals, including those evading European Union sanctions against the Kremlin, according to a draft document seen by Reuters.

Glasgow Live

The mobile networks that have roaming charges - from Vodafone to Three

Mobile firms were previously banned from charging extra fees to use your UK allowance in the EU but this now no longer applies because the Brexit transition is over

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