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Angus Robertson predicts independent Scotland and unified Ireland in 10 years

ANGUS Robertson has told the German press he believes that Scottish independence and Irish unification are likely within the next decade.

The National (Scotland)

Trump's policy of appeasing Putin is a danger for Europe, historian says

Historian Christian Goeschel tells Euronews that Donald Trump's attempts to appease Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine could prove "catastrophic".

Euronews

Inside Russia’s AI-driven disinformation machine shaping Moldova’s election

Spoof websites impersonate legitimate Western media and pay “engagement farms” in Africa, while AI bots are deployed to flood comment sections deriding the EU and pro-European party.

Euronews

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Tuesday briefing: The online origins of ‘Boriswave’, the right’s favourite new phrase

In today’s newsletter: How a term created by the extremely online right made it into the mainstream press – and a major speech by Nigel Farage

The Guardian - UK

Education and net income in Europe: How much more do university graduates earn?

In the EU, highly educated people earn on average 38% more than those with a medium level of education, and 68% more than those with a low level of education. These figures vary considerably across Europe, with regional variations.

Euronews

Hungary refuses to stop buying Russian oil despite Trump’s Nato demand

Foreign minister says getting energy supplies elsewhere is a ‘nice dream’ while describing western European officials as ‘fanatics’

The Guardian - UK

EU chemical firms plan to export rising quantities of ‘toxic’ pesticides, documents show

Bloc urged to end ‘unethical double standard’ of allowing sale of products deemed too dangerous for EU farms

The Guardian - UK

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Europe has lost one superpower ally – can it afford to be in the crosshairs of two?

For years, the EU followed the US’s lead when it came to China. That is no longer an option and Beijing has other priorities, says Guardian journalist Nathalie Tocci

The Guardian - UK

Trump is waging culture war on Europe by promoting rightwing allies, report finds

Study finds US president seeks to interfere in elections and ‘move the ideological centre of gravity’ in European politics

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy heads to the UN as US envoy vows to defend Nato territory

Ukrainian president is expected to meet Trump on the sidelines of the UN general assembly in New York; Washington’s new UN envoy convenes emergency meeting. What we know on day 1,308

The Guardian - AU

Iran’s foreign minister meets with UN nuclear watchdog in bid to avert sanctions

Abbas Araghchi will likely also meet with European officials, as window for reaching an agreement narrows

The Guardian - UK

AI ‘carries risks’ but will help tackle global heating, says UN’s climate chief

Simon Stiell insists it is vital governments regulate the technology to blunt its dangerous edges

The Guardian - UK

Farage’s ideas to reduce migration deserve to fail

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Reform UK’s headline-grabbing plan to abolish the indefinite leave to remain for foreign workers, among other proposals, might prove to be electorally popular – but it would also create greater problems for the country than it would ever solve

The Independent UK

To veto or not to veto? That's the big question in the EU

Governments can veto decisions on foreign affairs, enlargement and budget. But this also makes enacting sanctions against countries like Russia or Israel harder to approve.

Euronews

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Benzinga

European Advisory Panel Recommends Two AstraZeneca Drugs For Approval

AstraZeneca Plc (NASDAQ:AZN) and Amgen Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AMGN) Tezspire (tezepelumab) has been recommended for approval in the European Union (EU) for adult patients with chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP).

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage roundly condemned over plan to abolish indefinite leave to remain

Cross-party criticism after Reform UK leader threatens hundreds of thousands of legal immigrants with deportation

The National (Scotland)

What Reform UK's pledge to scrap indefinite leave to remain means for you

REFORM UK have pledged to overhaul Britain’s system for settled immigrants as part of their growing push to prove they are the country’s…

Euronews

Moldova detains 74 over alleged Russian plot to stir up unrest around key election

Online disinformation aimed at discrediting Moldova's pro-European government is ramping up ahead of the crunch parliamentary elections on 28 September.

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Euronews

EU Commission rebuffs calls to press pause on AI Act

The upcoming digital omnibus will also not entail a complete overhaul of the rulebook.

Euronews

European lawmakers join Nobel laureates and tech leaders in call for global AI ‘red lines’

European lawmakers have joined Nobel Prize winners, former heads of state and leading AI researchers in calling for binding international rules to fight against the most dangerous applications of artificial intelligence.

Euronews

EU Commissioner Sefcovic flies to Indonesia to finalise trade deal

Securing access to a new market would be a win for the EU Commission, which is pursuing a trade diversification agenda since relations soured with the US following its imposition of tariffs.

The Guardian - UK

Disruption across Italy as tens of thousands protest against Gaza war

Schools and stations closed and ports blocked in one of Europe’s biggest demonstrations opposing Israel’s offensive

The Conversation

The Mediterranean: Both a graveyard and a bottomless money pit due to EU border policies

Over the last decade, European governments have invested heavily to militarize their sea borders and outsource control responsibilities to partners in Africa and the Middle East.

The Independent UK

Voices: Will the ‘Boriswave’ sweep Farage to No 10?

COMMENT: By laying the blame for Britain’s immigration woes squarely on ex-PM Boris Johnson, the Reform leader is eliminating a rival and bolstering his own rise, writes Sean O’Grady

Evening Standard

Everything we know about the airport cyber attacks

Several major European airports have been hit by a cyber attack, leaving passengers facing delays and flight cancellations

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