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New UN deal on plastic recycling a 'triumph for the planet' as now we know the fix - but we have to reach for it

A truly global fix to a problem that threatens us all is on the table.

Irish Mirror

Ukraine-Russia talks offer glimmer of hope in fifth week of war

Ukraine has offered a detailed proposal for neutrality, but both sides are pressing their advantages on the ground.

Al Jazeera

The Pontypool factory making kids bikes sold around the world

Frog Bikes is one of Wales' best export success stories as it gears up for further growth

Wales Online

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Ireland travel rules and Covid entry requirements for Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and America

We’ve put together the latest travel rules and Covid entry requirements for Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and America ahead of the Easter holidays

Irish Mirror

Deliveroo CEO pay rises by 16% to £600,000 – plus £5m in shares

Remuneration of takeaway delivery firm boss comes at time its couriers are facing higher costs

The Guardian - UK

EU court rejects RT France's call for sanctions reprieve

The European Union's Court of Justice on Wednesday rejected a request by the French-language unit of Russian state-controlled news network RT for a temporary reprieve from a broadcasting suspension in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

A festival once dubbed a celebration of Brexit starts with a new name in Wales

The festival makes no mention of leaving the EU

Wales Online

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Vets warn delay to post-Brexit checks will ‘open door to African Swine Fever’ and other diseases

‘Deeply misguided’ to ‘weaken this layer of protection for both animal and public health’, government told

The Independent UK

More than 4 million have fled Russia’s ‘senseless’ war on Ukraine, says UN

Speed and scale of refugee crisis unprecedented in Europe since WW2, says UN refugees commissioner

The Guardian - UK

Explainer-What's at stake in France's presidential election

The French will head to the polls in April for a presidential election that will determine who will run the European Union's second-largest economy, and its only member with a permanent UN security council seat, as war rages on the bloc's doorstep.

Reuters

EU wants to force fashion firms to make clothes more durable and recyclable

New design rules would also force firms to reveal how much unsold product they send to landfill

The Guardian - UK

EXPLAINER: What would paying for natural gas in rubles mean?

Russia is demanding payment in rubles for its natural gas exports to Europe

The Independent UK

EU proposes new rules to discourage disposable fast fashion

The European Union plans to counter the polluting use of trendy fast fashion and is warning consumers to stop using their clothes like disposable facial tissues

The Independent UK

The destinations that have scrapped all travel restrictions – regardless of vaccination status

Denmark is the latest of a dozen destinations to end Covid-related travel rules

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Phantom of the Opera brings in Chinese production to tour EU because of Brexit red tape

Fresh example of ‘disastrous’ impact of hard Brexit deal on creative artists stuns MPs

France 24

Biden's Europe tour: US president seeks to bolster alliance with Brussels

As the war in Ukraine continues, US President Joe Biden is heading to Europe to meet EU leaders and attend an emergency NATO summit. His trip will also take him to Poland, which has taken in a vast majority of the 3.6 million Ukrainians who have escaped the conflict.

Birmingham Post

Geo-politics and carbon taxation plans play into Pensana's hands as it spends big ahead of Humber build

Humber freeport role flagged as magent metal supply chain sought to end China's dominance and UK's vulnerability

The Guardian - UK

The end is nigh for Northern Ireland as we know it – and unionists can blame themselves

If the unconstructive, self-harming DUP is not willing to serve under a Sinn Féin first minister, the power-sharing model is probably dead, says author and journalist Susan McKay

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France 24

India imports more Russian oil as other buyers back off

While the EU tries to reduce its dependence on Russian energy, others are cashing in. India is buying more oil from Russia, at a heavily discounted price. It's already ordered six million barrels of Russian crude oil – half of last year's imports. Also in the show: Ghana's lawmakers approve…

Reuters

China's President Xi, Premier Li to meet EU leaders on April 1 - ministry

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang will meet with European Union leaders on April 1, China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Radio France Internationale

EU nations expel dozens of Russian diplomats suspected of spying

European Union countries Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic are throwing out dozens of Russian diplomats, some suspected of spying.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Borell: Russia Wants to Prevent Sanctions on Iran Being Lifted

Talks between world powers and Iran on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal are stuck, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday. He accused Russia of wanting to prevent sanctions on Iranian oil being lifted “because if Iran started producing oil there will be more supply in the markets,…

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin's next move could have huge impact on Ireland and the cost of living

Currently Russia supplies about 40 per cent of Europe’s gas needs.

The Guardian - UK

Children of the stones: family fun in Avebury, Wiltshire

Speckled piglets, yoga classes, stone circles and woodland camps to build… Avebury is a delight for adults and kids alike

Dublin Live

Suspected Russian spies ordered to leave Ireland over 'extreme concerns'

The source said: “The Government became extremely concerned about spying activities and decided to act.”

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