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Travel warning: Bringing European meat and dairy products into the UK could land you a €6,000 fine

Even products which are packed or packaged, or have been purchased at duty free are off limits.

Euronews

Which EU countries are receiving the most asylum applications?

First-time asylum applications in the EU dropped to fewer than a million last year.

Euronews

EU tightens asylum rules listing seven 'safe' countries of origin

The European Union on Wednesday published a list of seven countries it considers "safe", in a bid to speed up migrant returns by making it harder for citizens of those nations to claim asylum in the bloc.

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UK travellers banned from bringing meat and dairy back from EU

UK travellers have been issued a warning over the import of meat and dairy products from EU and EEA countries for personal use.

The National (Scotland)

Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco in EU list of safe countries of origin

Asylum requests of migrants coming from EU candidate countries and seven other countries will be assessed in fast-track procedures.

Euronews

Europe Won't Ban Carbon Fiber, But Here's Why It Almost Happened

You may have heard that carbon fiber, the lightweight composite material that's often stronger than most metals and used in a variety of applications across the powersports spectrum, was getting banned by the European Union. But it's not. At least not yet.

RideApart

UK in talks with France about deal to swap people seeking asylum

Officials discuss plan to exchange people who come to UK irregularly for some with family case for being in Britain

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Jamie Dimon fears reading a book in 40 years on 'How the West was lost' over military spending rows and tariff tactics

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s chief concern is that tariffs could prove a tipping point in the influence of the Western world.

Fortune

Romania says it may have twice as many bears as was thought

DNA study estimates brown bear population at 13,000 as minister promises law to make it easier to put them down

The Guardian - UK

Grok AI is under investigation in the EU over potential GDPR violations – here's what you need to know

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TechRadar

'The West as we knew it no longer exists,' von der Leyen says amid Trump tensions

"Europe is still a peace project. We don't have bros or oligarchs making the rules. We don't invade our neighbours, and we don't punish them," Ursula von der Leyen said in a wide-ranging interview with the Zeit newspaper.

Euronews

EU warns Keir Starmer not to harm Brexit terms with Donald Trump concessions

KEIR Starmer has reportedly been warned by the European Union (EU) against making trade concessions to Donald Trump which could harm the UK’s…

The National (Scotland)

Slovakia's Fico insists on attending Moscow's 'Victory Day' parade despite EU warnings

Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed Russian troops fighting in Ukraine as "heroes" at last year's 9 May event.

Euronews

ECB set to cut interest rates as insurance against trade tariffs

ECB expected to cut rates by 25bp to 2.25%—its sixth straight reduction—as inflation cools and tariff risks rise. Economists see the move as insurance amid growth shocks and US-EU tensions weighing on sentiment and policy outlook.

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The Conversation

Europe’s elderly need migrant caregivers – whether we like it or not

Who will care for your ageing relatives when you can’t? It’s a question that many families in Europe are having to answer, as demographic changes caused by Europe’s ageing populations become more deeply embedded.

The Guardian - UK

Hungary ‘rapidly going in wrong direction’, EU lawmakers warn after visit – as it happened

Delegation of European parliament lawmakers raise concerns about ‘number of worrying developments’ concern country’s compliances with EU values

International Business Times

Dutch Flower Industry Grasps Thorny Pesticide Issue

As Margriet Mantingh gazes at flowers stretching as far as the eye can see at the world's biggest flower market near Amsterdam, all she sees is a huge bouquet of pesticides.

Evening Standard

UK scrambling to get Donald Trump to slash tariffs to zero, says minister as US threatens medicines levies

Tariffs on Britain’s pharmaceutical industry could deal a severe blow, potentially costing firms billions of pounds

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Euronews

Countries agree on pandemic treaty to tackle future global health threats

The treaty, which was first proposed during the COVID-19 pandemic, aims to improve preparation and collaboration during future health crises.

International Business Times

Mackerel And Missiles: EU-UK Defence Deal Snags On Fish

Cod and herring are normally more likely to be on the dinner menu than the negotiating table at European security talks.

Euronews

Is the EU’s aid to Palestinians useful? | Radio Schuman

Earlier this week, the EU held its very first high level dialogue with Palestine, and proposed to spend up to €1.6 billion, to “foster Palestinian recovery and resilience”.

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Two years into the brutal civil war in Sudan, a London summit makes little progress

In today’s newsletter: Why a conference excluding Sudan’s warring parties broke up with disagreement about how to end the world’s worst humanitarian crisis

Euronews

Trump the unifier? How Europe could benefit from Trump’s policies

Despite a strong likelihood of the eurozone being hit by a recession by mid-2025, a new report sheds light on how Trump’s policies could boost the bloc’s economic perspectives in the years to come.

The Guardian - UK

Irregular migrant crossings into Europe fall 30% in first quarter of 2025

Human rights groups say drop is partly due to EU policies that turn blind eye to rights abuses in countries such as Libya and Tunisia

International Business Times

Europe Seeks To Break Its US Tech Addiction

With President Donald Trump more unpredictable than ever and transatlantic ties reaching new lows, calls are growing louder for Europe to declare independence from US tech.

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