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How EU energy firms plan to pay for Russian gas without breaking the law

Germany, Hungary and others are devising ways they can use roubles to pay Gazprom and not be in breach of sanctions

The Guardian - UK

Moldova facing ‘dangerous moment’ amid fears it could be drawn into Ukraine war

Government warns unnamed forces are stoking tensions in Russian-speaking breakaway region of Transnistria

The Guardian - UK

Spain airport sees Irish tourists given 'preferential treatment' as angry Brits watch on

One airport in Spain has been accused of giving Irish passengers 'preferential treatment'

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Fears of return to Northern Ireland violence unless Brexit border row tackled

Foreign Office Minister James Cleverly urged the EU to "flex" its negotiator's mandate to make compromise more likely as the Protocol dispute deepens

Daily Mirror

Europe struggles for clarity on Russia's roubles-for-gas scheme

The European Commission on Thursday warned buyers of Russian gas they could breach sanctions if they converted gas payments into roubles, as officials struggled to clarify the EU's stance on Moscow's payments scheme, which has sowed confusion in the bloc.

Reuters

Passport rules for Ryanair, TUI, Jet2 and EasyJet as airlines update policies ahead of summer

EasyJet and Ryanair have updated policies on how long someone should have left on their passport before jetting off abroad - here are the requirements you need to know about this summer.

Glasgow Live

Sinn Féin could become the biggest party in Northern Ireland on May 5 – here's what it means for power-sharing

Party leaders on both sides of the political divide in Northern Ireland agree that the Stormont assembly election on May 5 could be the most important in a generation. Polls continue to suggest that Sinn Féin will become the largest party for the first time in Northern Ireland’s 101-year history…

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Tory government drops plans for more post-Brexit import checks

THE UK Government has dropped plans to impose further checks on goods entering the UK from the European Union.

The National (Scotland)

UK delays post-Brexit border checks until end of 2023

Britain is postponing until the end of 2023 some checks on imports from the European Union that are required under post-Brexit trade rules

The Independent UK

Take the ideology out of NI Protocol negotiations – Murphy

Northern Ireland’s Finance Minister also urged the restoration of the Stormont Executive.

The Independent UK

Spain airport giving Irish 'preferential treatment' with 'express lane' as infuriated Brits watch on

One airport in Spain has been accused of giving Irish passengers 'preferential treatment' with an 'express lane' by some British passport holders, as they have no choice but to watch on from a separate queue

Irish Mirror

German and Austrian energy firms seek to meet Putin’s terms for gas payments

Uniper and OMV to open rouble accounts with Gazprombank after Russia refuses dollars or euros

The Guardian - UK

Meta Still Subject To Consumer Lawsuits For Breach Of Data Protection Rules, EU Regulator Says

The European Union's top court said Meta Platforms, Inc (NASDAQ:FB) is still subject to consumer group lawsuits for possible violations of data protection rules, Bloomberg reports. In a dispute between the Federation of German Consumer Organizations and Meta's Facebook, Germany's top civil court sought the EU tribunal's guidance on whether lawsuits to protect…

Benzinga

Brexit checks on EU food imports scrapped, announces Jacob Rees-Mogg

Minister admits controls would have hit supermarkets prices and been ‘act of self-harm’

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Reuters

UK and EU at an impasse over changes to N. Ireland protocol

Britain and the European union are at an impasse over changes to the parts of the Brexit deal governing trade with Northern Ireland, Britain's Europe minister James Cleverly told a parliamentary committee on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Emmanuel Macron’s victory is a boost for the survival of Ukraine — and Europe

At the improbable age of 44, he is Europe’s elder statesman

Edinburgh Live

Four key UK passport checks to do post-Brexit before you go on holiday

The Home Office has warned that hopeful holidaymakers should expect delays when trying to renew their passport as the processing time can now take up to 10 weeks.

Daily Mirror

Britain SCRAPS planned Brexit border checks after several delays in major U-turn

Jacob Rees-Mogg announced checks on imports to the UK, that were finally set to enter force in July, will now not happen as planned and instead be 'reviewed' before being introduced in a different form

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Poland says countries paying for Russian gas in roubles should be penalised

The European Union should penalise countries that use roubles to pay for Russian gas, Poland's climate minister said, following Moscow's decision to cut off supplies to Poland and Bulgaria over their refusal to do so.

The Independent UK

Fast-track passport application service crashes as desperate holidaymakers rush to renew travel documents

It follows government warning travellers to apply ‘as soon as possible’

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU to Issue Final Decision on Financial Aid Disbursement to PA ‘Soon’

Palestinian officials hope the European Union will soon issue a decision to disburse assistance to Palestine and overcome an objection by Hungary, which has conditioned the funding to education sector reforms. Advisor to the Prime Minister for Planning and Aid Coordination Estephan Salameh said an EU commission meeting will soon…

Reuters

Hungary says 'no obstacles' to signing agreement on EU recovery funds

Hungary sees no obstacles to signing an agreement with Brussels about the release of EU recovery funds to Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff said on Thursday.

Benzinga

Dogecoin Drops Even As Bitcoin, Ethereum Rise — What's Going On?

Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) traded 1.4% lower at $0.14 in the 24 hours leading up to early Thursday morning. DOGE broke away from major coins to trade lower at press time as the global cryptocurrency market cap increase 1.1% to $1.8 trillion.

Evening Standard

European leaders blast cutoff of Russian gas as ‘blackmail’

European leaders have blasted Russia’s decision to halt gas shipments to Poland and Bulgaria as “blackmail”, amid threats it will do the same to other countries.

Irish Mirror

European leaders condemn Russia’s move to cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria as 'blackmail' while prices soar

The supply was suspended after energy companies Bulgargaz and PGNiG did not comply with a statement issued by Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, which stipulated that all payments for gas were to be made in roubles in a bid to strengthen the Russian currency

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