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From eastern Europe we watch Ukraine in fear. Its fate could decide the continent’s future

Past trauma means we worry about Russia reclaiming its cold war sphere of influence, say the historian Karolina Wigura and political analyst Jarosław Kuisz

The Guardian - UK

Spain holidays: Resort expects Irish tourists in 'droves' as new EU rules 'unlikely' to stop travel

La Cala Resort in Malaga is reporting strong bookings as Irish holidaymakers seek out some winter sun in Spain

Irish Mirror

UK’s Brexit replacement for EU regional funding cuts payments by billions

Levelling-up promise broken by government

The Independent UK

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France reviews Mali military presence after junta’s expulsion of top envoy

France said Tuesday that it would review along with EU partners its military presence in Mali, a day after the junta in Bamako ordered the French ambassador to leave the country.

France 24

Brexit: From Dover lorry queues to will the UK rejoin the EU? 7 key questions answered

Two years on from ‘Brexit Day’, Adam Forrest answers your questions on lorry queues, Article 16 and the DUP

The Independent UK

France and EU to review military presence in Mali after French ambassador is told to leave

France says it will review its military presence in Mali, along with its European partners, a day after the junta in Bamako ordered the French ambassador to leave.

Radio France Internationale

Three reasons why Mattarella’s reappointment as Italy’s president is a huge relief for the west

After a tumultuous week of secret votes and intense negotiations between political parties, Italy has reconfirmed Sergio Mattarella as head of state for a second seven-year term. The decision implies that Mario Draghi, the Italian prime minister for nearly a year who was seen as a contender to replace Mattarella,…

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EU to blacklist five members of Mali's junta, diplomats say

The European Union has agreed to impose travel bans and asset freezes on five members of Mali's junta after the military rulers went back on an agreement to organise elections in February, three diplomats said.

Reuters

Denmark Ends Most COVID-19 Restrictions

Denmark on Tuesday became one of the first European Union countries to scrap most pandemic restrictions as the Scandinavian country no longer considers the COVID-19 outbreak “a socially critical disease.” The reason for that is that while the omicron variant is surging in Denmark, it's not placing a heavy burden…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Warning to every Vodafone, O2, EE, Sky Mobile and Three customer over charges

People may have to shell out extra money to use their phone while on holiday.

Daily Record

EU brings in vaccine expiration date of 270 days for travellers

Each European Union country can decide whether to apply, amend or ignore the new guidelines

The Independent UK

Three, EE and Vodafone customers warned EU roaming charges hit this year

Find out everything you need to know on the latest EU roaming charges across a range of UK mobile networks

Wales Online

Denmark ends most COVID-19 restrictions

Denmark has become one of the first European Union countries to scrap most pandemic restrictions as the country no longer considers the COVID-19 outbreak “a socially critical disease.”

The Independent UK

Denmark becomes first EU country to lift Covid restrictions despite BA.2 variant

Denmark has become the first country in the European Union to lift all remaining Covid restrictions, despite a rise in cases caused by a sub-variant of Omicron.

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Urgent warning issued to every EE, O2 and Vodafone customer in UK

Thousands of Brits will have to pay extra to use their mobile phones abroad from March due to new changes

Asharq Al-Awsat

Putin to Host EU Ally Orban amid Ukraine Crisis

Russian President Vladimir Putin will host talks Tuesday with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has taken a softer line on the Ukraine crisis than NATO and the EU, with Hungary a member of both. The Kremlin said the leaders will discuss trade and energy as well as "the current…

The Independent UK

UK falling behind other European nations on solar power generation

Britain generating less than half the proportion generated by Spain, Germany and Netherlands

The Guardian - UK

The EU is facing many difficulties, but Brexit isn’t one of them

EU countries have, on the whole, absorbed the shock of Brexit. But in Britain, trade is down – and prices are up, says economist Lorenzo Codogno

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The Guardian - UK

UK factory output growth jumps; US job openings rise; record low eurozone unemployment – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - AU

Omicron sub-variant detected in 57 countries, says WHO – as it happened

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Wales Online

Airlines to issue refunds for delays of more than one hour

New Government proposal for domestic UK flights will replace EU legislation that only paid out for three-hour hold-ups

France 24

Good coup, bad coup? Mali defies France as Burkina Faso calls for understanding

Condemn or cooperate? West African leaders are grappling with that question as they scramble for the antidote to coup contagion. Since regional bloc ECOWAS decided earlier this month to play hardball with Mali's junta, tensions have spiralled far and wide. Now Bamako is expelling France's ambassador amid a war of…

The Independent UK

EU auditor: Fossil fuels get more tax breaks than renewables

The European Union’s external auditor says the amount that energy sources are taxed doesn't mirror their greenhouse gas emissions

The Guardian - UK

Dover holdups blamed on signature demands of French customs

France requires wet signatures on post-Brexit paperwork even though much is produced digitally, says BCC

Reuters

Ukraine's turbulent history since independence in 1991

Russia has massed troops near Ukraine and the West has threatened economic sanctions if it launches an invasion. Moscow denies planning an invasion but has demanded sweeping Western security guarantees in a tense standoff.

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