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EU officials discreetly meet Taliban in Brussels to speed up Afghan deportations

EU officials and Taliban representatives held a technical meeting in Brussels to discuss the return of Afghan nationals in a fresh attempt to ramp up repatriations of migrants without the right to stay in Europe.

Euronews

How Israel became a test case for the EU's institutional battle over foreign policy

Diverging views on the EU's relations with Israel are exposing a growing rivalry between the European Commission and top diplomat Kaja Kallas over who sets the bloc's foreign policy, undermining its overall coherence.

Euronews

What Brexit has actually changed, ten years later – expert panel

In the years since the Brexit referendum, many have felt deceived or misled on what exactly they were voting for. New data reveals that 60% of British gen Z-ers want a new vote on rejoining the EU. We spoke to experts to find out what impact Brexit has actually had…

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Blue passports, Big Ben and Bpoplive: the Brexit referendum anniversary quiz

Who put Theresa May’s back up on Instagram, what did Boris Johnson say about bananas and much more

The Guardian - UK

Mapped: Just 11 of 632 constituencies would vote to stay out of the EU in second referendum

Ten years on from the 2016 referendum, nearly half of Britons say they would vote ‘rejoin’ should they now be given another choice

The Independent UK

Kubilius: Europe should prepare for ‘more’ attacks following suspected targeted killing in Poland

The EU’s defence chief has cautioned that Moscow will continue provoking Europe as it falters on the frontlines, particularly after the high-profile death of an exiled Russian citizen critical of Putin living in Poland.

Euronews

Brexit Backlash: Majority of Gen Z Britons Want New Vote to Rejoin the European Union

New polling shows most Gen Z Britons support rejoining the EU and backing a fresh referendum, signalling a growing backlash against Brexit among younger voters.

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A decade after Brexit, Britain weighs costs and gains as it searches for a new leader

Ten years to the day since Britain voted to leave the EU, the economic reckoning is neither the collapse its opponents feared nor the renaissance its champions promised, and the anniversary arrives with the country once again leaderless, after Sir Keir Starmer's resignation on Monday.

Euronews

EU gambles on Taliban talks to fast-track Afghan deportations

A Taliban delegation is due to fly into Brussels on Tuesday, having been granted a one-day visa to hold talks with the EU on returning failed asylum seekers to Afghanistan. However, human rights groups have warned that the scheme runs counter to the bloc's values.

Radio France Internationale

Half of Gen Z Britons say Brexit has failed, new poll suggests

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The Independent UK

European Parliament backs long-awaited digital euro to reduce US dominance in payments

The digital currency is expected to launch by 2029, in a push to bolster European autonomy in payments away from the dominance of the US dollar.

Euronews

The damning cost of Brexit – a decade on from the EU referendum

A decade on from Britain voting to leave the EU, Alex Ross and Albert Toth explore the impact of the result that divided the UK

The Independent UK

'No one in the UK seems happy over Brexit': Reporter Clovis Casali

As the UK marks a decade since the Brexit vote that took it out of the European Union, our reporter who's been back to gauge the mood in the UK says no one seems happy with the result. To mark the anniversary, FRANCE 24 filmed a special edition of our…

France 24

Lithuania PM Ruginienė resigns after less than a year in office

Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė resigned on Tuesday together with her cabinet, ending a ten-month tenure. She is to return to government as social affairs minister in a new cabinet expected to be led by Mindaugas Sinkevičius — the third Social Democrat prime minister since the 2024 elections.

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Labour’s flagship ‘one in, one out’ migrant returns deal with France to end in October, report claims

The pilot scheme sees Channel migrants returned to France in exchange for other asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s media look on in bemusement at post-Brexit ‘revolving door’ of UK prime ministers

Front pages across the continent reflect on Britain’s political turmoil after Starmer becomes sixth prime minister to quit since 2016

The Economic Times

Europe heatwave closes schools, threatens health

Europe is grappling with a severe heatwave, forcing school closures and travel advisories across Britain, France, Italy, and Spain. France recorded its hottest night ever, with 40 drownings reported as people sought relief. Scientists link these extreme events to human-caused global warming, warning of increased frequency and intensity. Authorities are…

Bangkok Post

Tourism revival plans take shape

The government is considering a 15-day visa exemption for Indian travellers and a 30-day exemption for all European Union (EU) countries, while assessing that easing geopolitical tensions could lift tourism revenue this year back to 2025 levels.

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The Economic Times

Forty drown in France as people seek relief from Europe's heatwave

Europe is grappling with a severe heatwave, claiming 40 lives in France alone as people sought relief in water bodies. Record temperatures are scorching Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Spain, disrupting daily life, transport, and even schools. This extreme weather, amplified by climate change, is causing widespread concern and prompting measures…

The Economic Times

Europe must be ready to replace key US weaponry 'soon': EU defence chief

Europe faces an urgent need to bolster its defence capabilities as the US considers reducing its military presence on the continent. EU defence commissioner Andrius Kubilius warned that a potential US troop withdrawal could leave the continent vulnerable, especially to Russian aggression. He stressed the necessity of filling strategic gaps,…

The Economic Times

Amnesty calls EU complicit in new Libyan crackdown on migrants

Amnesty International has accused the EU of complicity in migrant abuse in Libya, citing intensified crackdowns by rival factions. Mass arrests, detentions, and expulsions of refugees, including those from Sudan, are occurring without due process. The EU's continued support for Libyan authorities, even those with a history of abuses, is…

Euronews

Spain sounds the alarm on the future of EU green cash

Ahead of an environment ministers’ meeting in Brussels, Spain warns that the EU risks undermining its credibility on climate and biodiversity unless it protects dedicated funding tools that have delivered environmental results for more than three decades.

The Economic Times

Germany spouse visa: Who can apply, requirements, and application process explained

Spouses of German citizens and legal residents can now reunite in Germany through a streamlined spouse visa process. This long-stay visa, requiring basic German language skills, allows entry and subsequent application for a residence permit. Successful applicants gain unrestricted work rights, access to education, and a pathway to permanent residency…

The Independent UK

Voices: The Brexit Debates: 10 years on, did Brexit let Britain ‘take back control’ of its borders? Plus, have your say

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: Former diplomat Ameer Kotecha and journalist Marie Le Conte set out the case for and against Brexit delivering on the Leave campaign’s flagship promise

International Business Times UK

10 Years of Brexit: What Britain Gained, What It Lost and Why the Country Remains Divided

Ten years after Brexit, the UK remains divided on its impact. While some leaders tout freedom, many Britons view it as a 'disaster' affecting the economy and opportunities.

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