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As Europe pushes for peace, clueless Johnson snipes from the sidelines

Brexit Britain’s isolated leaders resort to posturing and fist-waving over Ukraine while France’s Macron pursues diplomatic solutions in Moscow

The Guardian - UK · Feb 13, 2022

EU to weigh Bosnia sanctions if the political crisis worsens

The European Union is debating whether it should impose sanctions on the Serb regime in Bosnia-Herzegovina if its leaders follow through on threats to secede from the rest of the Balkan country.

Tribune News Service · Feb 13, 2022

EU not closing diplomatic missions in Kyiv, foreign policy chief says

The European Union is not withdrawing its diplomatic presence from Ukraine, its foreign policy chief said on Saturday, after the United States warned that Russian forces could invade at any time.

Reuters · Feb 12, 2022

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Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says likelihood of NI Protocol agreement before elections 'quite small'

He said there was "very little progress" in ongoing discussions between the UK Government and the EU

Belfast Live · Feb 12, 2022

Migrants stuck in Lithuania report dismal living conditions: 'We have no hope'

Following a Belarusian policy that attracted thousands of migrants into the country offering them the hope of crossing into the European Union, neighbouring Lithuania has received an unprecedented influx of migrants. Lithuanian authorities have sent these people to hastily built reception centres, where many of them remain in limbo, sometimes…

France 24 · Feb 12, 2022

The great climate backslide: How governments are regressing worldwide

At the conclusion of COP26 in November, summit chairman Alok Sharma praised the “heroic efforts” by nations showing they can rise above their differences and unite to tackle climate change, an outcome he said “the world had come to doubt.”

Tribune News Service · Feb 12, 2022

Latest Ukraine updates: Biden warns Putin over Ukraine invasion

Ukraine news from February 11: US president tells Russian leader an invasion would ‘produce widespread human suffering’.

Al Jazeera · Feb 12, 2022

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China Gives Conditional Approval for Pfizer Covid Pill

China on Saturday said it had given "conditional" approval for Pfizer's Covid-19 drug Paxlovid to treat adults with mild to moderate illness and a high risk of developing severe disease. The drug has so far been authorized in about 40 countries including the United States and Israel, while the European…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 12, 2022

West Criticizes Arrest of Politicians in Sudan

Sudan on Friday denounced Western criticism of the arrest of two high-profile former officials opposed to military rule and charged with corruption, saying it was contrary to "diplomatic norms and practices". Khalid Omer Yousif and Wagdi Salih were arrested on Wednesday, a move Norway, the United States, Britain, the European…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 12, 2022

Biden and Putin to Speak as US Warns Russia Could Attack Ukraine 'Any Day'

US President Joe Biden will speak to Vladimir Putin on Saturday after the United States warned that a Russian invasion of Ukraine could begin in days. The US had dramatically raised the alarm over Ukraine on Friday, saying a Russian invasion starting with civilians caught under aerial bombing could begin…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 12, 2022

Europeans more likely to vote green after extreme weather events

Trend has developed over six EU elections between 1994 and 2019 and is more marked in colder climates

The Guardian - UK · Feb 12, 2022

Americans should leave Ukraine within 48 hours, White House warns

US NSA Jake Sullivan urges Americans to leave quickly, as Biden coordinates with European allies on response to Russia.

Al Jazeera · Feb 11, 2022

Ukraine-Russia crisis: Why war is looming in eastern Europe

The chill of war hangs over eastern Europe after diplomacy failed

The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2022

UK exports to EU plunge £20bn in first full year after Brexit

Sales to trading bloc down more sharply than to rest of world as businesses grapple with delays, extra costs and new red tape

The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2022

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Reuters · Feb 11, 2022

Diplomatic flurry as crunch time on Western military role in Mali nears

Western foreign ministers will hold crunch talks on their countries' future presence fighting Islamist militants in Mali on Monday, four European sources said, with three saying regional and international leaders will also meet on Wednesday.

France 24 · Feb 11, 2022

Northern Ireland political crisis 'very worrying': Irish Europe Minister

Just over a year after Brexit became a practical reality, the Northern Ireland Assembly is in crisis after its First Minister resigned in protest at the Northern Ireland Protocol of the Brexit deal. Ireland's Europe Minister Thomas Byrne tells FRANCE 24 the departure of Paul Givan "has caused deep difficulties…

Benzinga · Feb 11, 2022

Raymond James Remains Bullish On Bloom Energy, Cuts Price Target By 20%

Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov lowered the price target on Bloom Energy Corp (NYSE:BE) to $27 (an upside of 50%) from $34 and maintained a Strong Buy rating on the shares. Bloom's foray into electrolyzers in 2022 offers pre- revenue optionality vis-a-vis green hydrogen, bolstered by aggressive targets in EU climate policy. Related: Why Bloom Energy…

Reuters · Feb 11, 2022

Austria resists including Nord Stream 2 in EU package of Russia sanctions

Austria is sticking with its opposition to including the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in a package of sanctions against Moscow that the European Union is preparing in the event Russia invades Ukraine, Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said on Friday.

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The Guardian - UK · Feb 11, 2022

How can Jacob Rees-Mogg find ‘Brexit opportunities’? They don’t exist

It is increasingly clear that Brexit is doing enormous damage to Britain’s economy. And for what, exactly?, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK · Feb 11, 2022

UK exports to EU fell by £20bn last year, new ONS data shows

Figures show Brexit compounding Covid disruption, with clothing exports plunging 60%, vegetables down 40% and cars 25%

Reuters · Feb 11, 2022

Polish ruling party presents bill to end rule of law dispute with EU

Poland's ruling nationalists proposed legislation on Friday aiming to ease a dispute with the European Union over judiciary independence and unlock access to EU funds.

The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2022

UK and EU to continue ‘intensive talks’ on NI Protocol

Liz Truss and Maros Sefcovic met in London in Friday.

The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2022

Countries ask to join WTO talks over China, Lithuania spat

More countries have asked this week to join talks about the European Union’s complaint with the World Trade Organization accusing China of exerting economic pressure on Lithuania

France 24 · Feb 11, 2022

Russia committed to diplomatic outcome over Ukraine: Moscow’s ambassador to EU

In an interview with FRANCE 24, Russia's Permanent Representative to the European Union denied that the six Russian naval ships in the Black Sea have anything to do with Ukraine. Vladimir A. Chizhov also insisted that Moscow has no intention to make a move on Ukrainian territory and reiterated that…

Reuters · Feb 11, 2022

Renovation of Nazi ally's Kosovo house causes ire

The renovation of a house in Kosovo that belonged to a minister in a pro-Nazi government during World War Two has prompted an outcry, with Germany warning of historical "whitewashing" and the European Union and United Nations halting the project.

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