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Trump says US will unilaterally set new tariff rates for scores of countries

President says letters revealing rates will be sent out within weeks as Washington lacks capacity for individual deals

The Guardian - UK

Russia and Ukraine hold first peace talks since 2022

The first direct talks on halting Russia's war on Ukraine in more than three years started on Friday in Istanbul, with low expectations the two sides will agree to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II.

Radio France Internationale

‘Xenophobic’: Neighbours outraged over Mauritania’s mass migrant pushback

Governments of Senegal and Mali are angry at how their nationals are being treated in the northwest African nation.

Al Jazeera

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Retailers demand European Commission investigate Visa and Mastercard fees

European retailers are complaining about Visa and Mastercard's fees and lack of transparency to the European Commission.

TechRadar

Starmer in 11th hour Brexit reset talks with Macron and Ursula von der Leyen to secure crucial deal

The prime minister will meet the European Commission and French presidents on the fringes of the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Albania with the Brexit reset talks heating up

The Independent UK

PM to discuss Russia sanctions with Zelensky and European leaders in Tirana

The summit comes as Ukrainian and Russian negotiators meet face-to-face for the first time in Istanbul.

Evening Standard

Microsoft misses deadline for secure EU Azure

Microsoft agreed to make an EU-specific version of Azure to support competition following a CISPE complaint, but it failed.

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Poland presidential election 2025: From migration to EU, what’s at stake?

The two main contenders may disagree on the EU, but they have both embraced anti-migrant sentiment.

Al Jazeera

Crimea is Russia’s training ground for colonisation, Kyiv envoy says

There is one topic on which Kyiv and Moscow will never agree, and yet, for both sides, this point is of the utmost importance — Crimea. Olha Kuryshko, the Ukrainian president’s permanent representative in Crimea, told Euronews that Russia implemented its 2014 techniques on all occupied territories.

Euronews

Polish presidential hopefuls in final campaign push - as it happened

Thirteen candidates making their last pitches before ‘Super Sunday’ with votes also due in Portugal and Romania

The Guardian - UK

‘No brainer' to give visas to young Brits and EU citizens under mobility scheme, say London business chiefs

More than 70 Labour MPs and peers are backing this work opportunity for 18 to 30-year-olds

Evening Standard

India and Pakistan look to EU to defuse conflict in different ways

Ambassadors of India and Pakistan to the EU speak to Euronews in the wake of a flaring of relations between the two nuclear powers following a terror attack. Both countries are looking to the EU for assistance, but their approaches differ.

Euronews

Personal average tax rates in Europe: Which countries saw the biggest rise in 2024?

The tax burden on workers, composed of income tax and social security contributions, varies widely across Europe. In 2024, this burden changed significantly in some countries, with notable rises and falls.

Euronews

German, UK defence ministers meet in Berlin to discuss ways to further support Ukraine

The European Union military chief announced that the bloc plans to double its heavy calibre ammunition delivery to Ukraine this year to better equip Kyiv in its fight against Moscow.

Euronews

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International Business Times UK

Summer Holidays Ruined: Brits Told Their Passports Are 'Too Old' to Fly — Here's What You Need to Know

Brits are facing the same problem with their passports, in the time before Brexit, passports where valid for 10 years and 9 months, something that is not currently allowed due to the requirement of 3 months of validity and less than 10 years old.

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Ineos CEO: People Don't Want To Be Force-Fed EVs

The European Union might have relaxed its rules regarding the sale of new gasoline/diesel cars, but it’ll still be hard for automakers to keep combustion alive. That frustrates Ineos Automotive CEO Lynn Calder, who says the industry should listen to customer demand and not top-down policies pushing full electrification. Ineos…

The Independent UK

The Brexit ‘reset’ could make or break Keir Starmer’s prime ministerial legacy

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: When the prime minister welcomes an EU delegation to Downing Street on Monday, he will unveil his third major trade deal of the month. Its value will far outstrip those signed with India and the United States – it should be treated as such

The Independent UK

UK requests return to EU’s freedom of movement – for pets

The EU pet passport is a document that is valid for life, as long as rabies vaccinations are up to date

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Euronews

George Simion seeks diaspora support in final days of Romanian presidential race

Ahead of Sunday's election, Romanian hard-right presidential candidate George Simion campaigns abroad, targeting the Romanian diaspora vote. Euronews spoke to him at the European Parliament in Brussels.

Evening Standard

Starmer ‘confident’ of progress on EU deal ahead of major summit

The Government is set to host EU leaders in London next week as part of its ‘reset’ with the bloc.

Euronews

EU unlikely to get rid of all US tariffs - Commission

As the negotiations with the US gather pace, doubts are raised about the extent of concessions achievable.

Radio France Internationale

Residents of France's 'chemical valley' take industrial giants to court

For decades, residents living near the Arkema and Daikin chemical factories near the southern city of Lyon believed they were safe. But after discovering alarmingly high levels of toxic forever chemicals (PFAS) in their blood, hundreds of alleged victims are filing complaints against the companies in what could become the…

Euronews

Brussels looking to beef up the EU's collective defence clause

Article 42.7 of the EU Treaties was triggered once following the terrorist attack in Paris on November 13, 2015, but is generally seen as weaker than the collective defence clause in NATO.

TechRadar

"Meta AI non-compliant with GDPR" – Digital rights group menaces Meta with injunction over EU AI training

noyb has sent a cease and desist letter asking to halt Meta AI training scheduled to kick off on May 27 as an opt-out option. Here's all you need to know.

Euronews

‘EU needs to take decisions to defend multi-lateral order’ Eurogroup president tells Euronews

Irish Finance Minister and Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe believes that the institutions that emerged after World War II are being challenged by the United States. In an exclusive interview with Euronews, he warned that history shows that "progress can decline".

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