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UK affected as Europe gas prices rise after Russia shuts off supply to neighbours

Russia has cut off its gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria in what it says is a dispute about the countries not paying in roubles. Vladimir Putin's state has been accused of weaponising gas supplies

Daily Mirror

Spain urged to follow Portugal and treat UK holidaymakers as EU arrivals

Spanish officials are being urged to ignore the passport controls rules and let Brits pass through controls as they have done before in the first 'proper' summer post Brexit

Daily Mirror

Musk's First Problem To Face As New Twitter Boss? The Digital Services Act

The European Union passed landmark legislation on Saturday that will force Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) and other companies to combat hate speech and misinformation.

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Portugal to fast-track Brits arriving for holidays at border control

UK travellers heading on Portugal holidays will be able to still get fast-tracked at border control despite Brexit as they will be able to use the same gates as EU citizens

Daily Mirror

Good Friday Agreement 'on life support over Northern Ireland Protocol'

Lord David Frost delivered the dramatic warning as he addressed the Policy Exchange think tank ahead of next week's Stormont elections

Daily Mirror

NI Protocol has put Good Friday Agreement ‘on life support’ – Lord Frost

The peer said Brexit would have been ‘taken off the agenda for good’ if the UK had not agreed to the protocol in 2019.

The Independent UK

Reach for Zero: Fashion is a huge climate issue - but you can help

Renting, mending and buying second hand all make a difference

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‘Totally dysfunctional’: Sophie in ‘t Veld on the EU’s relationship with democracy

Calling for a radical reboot, the Dutch MEP argues a weak European parliament has left EU leaders too powerful and unaccountable

The Guardian - UK

EU estimates up to 80% of population has had COVID

The European Commission said that between 60% and 80% of the EU population was estimated to have been infected with COVID-19, as the bloc enters a post-emergency phase in which mass reporting of cases was no longer necessary.

Reuters

Could Russia cut off gas to other European countries?

Russia has been accused of “blackmailing” Europe after cutting off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria.

Evening Standard

David Frost claims Brexit has gone ‘remarkably smoothly’ amid rising food costs and falling trade

There are a ‘lack of things to talk about‘, ex-negotiator argues – one day after collapse in trading links revealed

The Independent UK

EU proposes law to stop abusive lawsuits against journalists

The European Union’s executive arm wants to see the EU adopt a law to protect journalists and civil rights activists from lawsuits aimed at censoring them

The Independent UK

41% rise in press freedom violations in Europe, highest number of journalists killed since 2015: report

While European countries still pack the first ranks in press freedom indexes, red lights are flashing, according to a report, with a 41 percent increase in alerts from 35 nations – submitted to the Council of Europe’s Platform to Promote the Protection of Journalism and Safety of Journalists.

Newslaundry

EU executive launches new bid to cut funds for Hungary over corruption

The European Union executive sent a formal letter to Hungary on Wednesday, officials said, the first step of a fresh offensive to safeguard democratic checks and balances that could freeze funds for Prime Minister Viktor Orban over corruption.

Reuters

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Al Jazeera

Newly re-elected Macron to toughen stance on Russia: Analysts

Dialogue channels will remain open but Macron is expected to push for more aggressive position on Russia, analysts say.

Benzinga

EU To Begin Discussions Around Anti-Money Laundering Laws For Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Tomorrow

The European Union’s parliament, commission, and council are all set to begin the talks on the controversial anti-money laundering rules for cryptocurrency transactions on Thursday, according to CoinDesk.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Musk’s Twitter Ambitions to Collide with Europe’s Tech Rules

Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition and his plans for a more hands-off approach to moderating content could clash with ambitious new laws in Europe meant to protect users from disinformation, hate speech and other harmful material. Musk, who describes himself as a "free speech absolutist," pledged to buy Twitter for $44…

Radio France Internationale

Destruction of radio tower in Moldova's Transnistria may trigger new phase in Ukraine war

Ukraine has accused Russia of trying to create unrest in a Moscow-backed separatist region of ex-Soviet Moldova where recent blasts have raised fears of a spillover of the Ukraine war.

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The Guardian - UK

First Thing: crisis talks in Europe as Russia cuts gas to Poland and Bulgaria

Kremlin accused of blackmail while Gazprom claims supply halted because of failure to pay in roubles. Plus, Santa takes on Sarah Palin

The Guardian - AU

Where is Transnistria and why is it being drawn into Ukraine war?

Moscow-backed region in Moldova, which borders Ukraine, is in the news after a series of explosions

Daily Mirror

4 key UK passport checks to do before your holiday including a new Brexit rule

What UK passport holders should check before the summer holidays including why the date of issue is just as important as the expiry - and why you want to avoid a damaged passport

Irish Mirror

What would happen to Ireland if Russia cut gas supplies to Europe as Poland and Bulgaria threatened

In a statement, Poland's state-run gas firm PGNiG said it would "entirely suspend" gas supplies on Wednesday morning

Daily Record

Ryanair passenger blocked from boarding flight despite one year left on passport

Ian Glover, 66, was turned away from check-in for his flight to Faro in Portugal.

Reuters

EU proposes law to curb lawsuits meant to silence journalists, rights advocates

The European Union executive proposed on Wednesday laws to curb excessive litigation aimed at silencing critical journalists and rights advocates by governments and businesses, a form of harassment it said was on the rise from Croatia to Poland.

The Independent UK

Brexit is causing people to consider NI’s place in the UK – O’Neill

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill has accused the Conservative Party and the DUP of ‘causing chaos’ in Northern Ireland.

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