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Spain holidays: Full rules for Irish tourists including major change expected within days

Spain is arguably the country's favourite holiday destination as thousands flock to the beautifully sunny country to get their fill of good weather. However, there are some rules still in place

Irish Mirror · Jan 24, 2022

Western diplomats meet Afghan activists amid Taliban talks

Western diplomats are meeting with Afghan women’s rights activists and human rights defenders in Oslo ahead of the first official talks with the Taliban in Europe since they took over control of Afghanistan in August

The Independent UK · Jan 24, 2022

UK pulls some embassy staff from Ukraine amid Russian threat

About half of British staff in Kyiv reportedly scheduled to return to UK in response to threat of Russian invasion

The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2022

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EU set for show of unity as Russia invasion fears mount

European Union foreign ministers are aiming to put on a fresh display of resolve and unity in support of Ukraine,

The Independent UK · Jan 24, 2022

US orders families of Ukraine diplomats home on fears of Russian invasion

Against a background of rising fears of a Russian invasion of former soviet satellite Ukraine, Western officials will meet Monday in a bid to coordinate their response and compile a battery of sanctions against Moscow.

Radio France Internationale · Jan 24, 2022

EU urges Russia to de-escalate, threatens 'massive' sanctions

The European Union called on Russia on Monday to defuse tensions over Ukraine and reaffirmed that Moscow would face "massive" consequences if it attacked its neighbour.

Reuters · Jan 24, 2022

What does Australia’s removal from the European Council’s travel ‘white list’ mean?

Australia no longer recommended as a country from which travel restrictions should be lifted. What’s behind the decision and what will change?

The Guardian - AU · Jan 24, 2022

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Greek government blamed for hunger crisis in refugee camps

Aid charity says 6,000 people, many of whom are children, believed to have no food allowance due to cuts in service

The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2022

Testing for fully vaccinated travellers to UK to be scrapped; new vaccine pass rules in France – as it happened

UK transport secretary says testing rules for travellers into country will change from 4am on 11 February; new France rules come into force

The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2022

Truss calls for ‘practical solutions’ to end N Ireland Protocol deadlock

The Foreign Secretary is holding talks in Brussels with European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic.

The Independent UK · Jan 24, 2022

Ireland raises concern about Russian naval exercises within its airspace

The artillery drills 240km off Ireland’s south-west coast are due to take place at the start of February.

The Independent UK · Jan 23, 2022

Brexit leaves furious British citizens stranded in EU countries

Thousands of people say their rights have been compromised despite government promises

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2022

Britain says there's 'a deal to be done' on N.Ireland protocol

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said there was a "deal to be done" on the Northern Ireland protocol that protects peace and works for all sides, ahead of a meeting with European Union Vice President Maros Sefcovic in Brussels on Monday.

Reuters · Jan 23, 2022

Blinken says Nato united on Ukraine as EU ministers prepare to meet

US secretary of state says Germans ‘share our concerns’ after navy chief’s comments rattle alliance

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2022

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Asharq Al-Awsat · Jan 23, 2022

Migrants at Hungary Border Become Part of Election Campaign

A group of migrants huddles beside a small, smoky fire inside an abandoned building in northern Serbia, the last moments of warmth before they set out into the driving snow toward the razor wire, cameras and sensors of Hungary's electrified border fence. A few hours later, they return, their efforts…

The Independent UK · Jan 23, 2022

Migrants at Hungary border become part of election campaign

Hungary's nationalist leader is keen to use the threat of migrants at his country's southern border to give him an advantage in the upcoming general election

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2022

Brexit’s Falstaff can’t bluff his way through this any longer

Johnson is at the mercy of his cabinet. The trouble is, as Leavers, none of them will face up to our post-EU crisis either

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2022

The Observer view on US-Russia talks and tensions in Ukraine

Diplomatic talks calm tensions for now but Europe is left looking feeble and irrelevant

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ABC News · Jan 22, 2022

COVID updates: Millions of RAT kits sent to schools as NSW and Victoria reveal education plans — as it happened

Students and teachers in NSW and Victoria will have access to weekly rapid antigen tests, with those states planning to do away with school closures when classes resume. Our coronavirus updates — as it happened

Irish Mirror · Jan 22, 2022

Spain holidays: Rules change in the coming days meaning many Irish tourists could be denied entry

The move is part of new European Union rules and affects Spain, as well as other member states. The European Commission said the move is based on available scientific evidence as well as objective criteria

The Independent UK · Jan 22, 2022

Huge lorry queues continue to build on main road in Dover

Tailbacks have become so long they can be seen on Google Maps satellite images

The Independent UK · Jan 22, 2022

UK residents stranded abroad for months due to ‘misleading messaging’ from Home Office on EU settlement

‘Being alone here with my two kids was so hard for me. I was already having symptoms. I really struggled,’ says Cristina Ferreti, whose husband was stuck outside the UK when she was diagnosed with cancer

Asharq Al-Awsat · Jan 22, 2022

EU Says Won’t Contribute to Syria’s Reconstruction Without Genuine Political Transition

The European Union said it will be ready to assist in the reconstruction of Syria only when a comprehensive, genuine and inclusive political transition is firmly under way. It recalled that a sustainable solution to the conflict requires a genuine, inclusive political transition in line with UN Security Council Resolution…

Daily Mirror · Jan 22, 2022

Boris Johnson's 50 worst lies, gaffes and scandals as Prime Minister finally resigns

Boris Johnson has announced he will resign as Tory leader - and for so many MPs it was a very, very long time coming. We look back on his 50 worst lies, gaffes and scandals since the start of his career

France 24 · Jan 21, 2022

'Gentle' France lags behind eager EU neighbours in race to vaccinate kids as Omicron rages

As France's bid to vaccinate 5- to 11-year-olds against Covid-19 hits the one-month mark, progress remains ploddingly slow, light years behind many EU neighbours. As the Omicron wave rages through France with average confirmed cases exceeding 300,000 a day, Prime Minister Jean Castex on Thursday euphemised that the jab campaign…

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