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OPINION - London Mayor Sadiq Khan's free movement Brexit pledge is a mix of wishful thinking and hot air

The point of a big city mayor can often be to say things that national politicians have put into the “too difficult” drawer. Moving them into the reality box is another matter.

Evening Standard

Wine is a gift from God, Pope Francis tells Italian producers

Pope tells industry leaders at the Vatican the drink is a ‘source of joy’, but encourages healthy habits

The Guardian - UK

Labor urged to recognise Palestinian state ‘without further delay’ after Israeli PM’s rejection of two-state solution

Palestinian diplomat Izzat Abdulhadi says Australia must do more than express disappointment at Benjamin Netanyahu’s stance

The Guardian - AU

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Why has Belgium vowed to back the ICJ’s verdict on Gaza ‘genocide’?

Unlike other European nations, Belgium says it will support the international court’s rulings on South Africa’s case.

Al Jazeera

Brexit trade checks will cost £330m a year. Starmer must revisit this disastrous deal

The price of the Tories’ new border regime beggars belief. In a cost of living crisis, it’s a bill we can’t afford, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv and Kharkiv under missile attack – as it happened

Turkey’s parliament to debate Sweden’s Nato bid; US Senate works on compromise for Ukraine aid but Maga Republicans refuse support

The Guardian - AU

UN security council to hear calls for Israel to let more aid into Gaza

UK minister to tell meeting that suffering in Gaza is ‘unacceptable and our priority must be to alleviate it’

The Guardian - UK

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EU sanctions six companies accused of ‘undermining stability’ in Sudan

European Council says the firms sanctioned are linked to weapons procurement and manufacturing in war-ravaged country.

Al Jazeera

Combat Flares In Southern Gaza As New Hostage Deal Sought

Combat raged in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday, against a backdrop of negotiations aimed at bringing about a pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas in the absence of a long-term peace plan.

International Business Times

EU Under Pressure To Defuse Farmers' Anger

EU agriculture ministers will discuss on Tuesday how to resolve European farmers' growing discontent as Brussels scrambles to address the issue ahead of elections this year.

International Business Times

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 699

Riposte to Lavrov at UN security council for ‘pursuit of obliteration of Ukraine’; Turkish parliament due to debate Sweden’s Nato membership

The Guardian - AU

London mayor Sadiq Khan says what Labour dares not: the wafer-thin Brexit mandate cannot hold forever

He hopes to free young people from the shackles of Brexit so they can work and study in the EU. For remainers, it’s a relief to hear, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

EU's Digital Markets Act allows users to control data sharing

Learn about the changes implemented by Meta (formerly Facebook) to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act, allowing users to control their data sharing a...

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Far-right AfD leader vows to campaign for Brexit-style EU exit vote in Germany

Alice Weidel says UK departure is model for her country as party struggles with reaction to exposé about deportation ‘masterplan’

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The Guardian - UK

EU foreign policy chief says Israel failed to engage with Brussels peace summit

Josep Borrell says minister came to meeting with plans for an artificial island off Gaza and a railway to India

The Guardian - UK

SUVs drive trend for new cars to grow 1cm wider in UK and EU every two years, says report

Bigger cars more likely to kill people, release more toxic gas and are outgrowing design of cities

International Business Times

EU Presses Israel On Two-state Solution After War In Gaza

The EU's foreign policy chief on Monday insisted on an eventual two-state solution as he told Israel it couldn't build peace "only by military means" ahead of talks with Israeli and Palestinian top diplomats.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: ‘Don’t worry,’ EU foreign affairs chief tells Ukrainians as ministers focus on Middle East – as it happened

‘Looking for a solution in the Middle East doesn’t mean that we are not continuing supporting Ukraine,’ says Josep Borrell

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The Guardian - AU

Middle East crisis: US officials reject Houthi claim they attacked American ship in Gulf of Aden – as it happened

US defence official dismissed reports of attack against a US military cargo ship, Ocean Jazz, as Houthi propaganda

The Guardian - UK

Which ‘crisis tribe’ do you belong to? These five factions will define Europe in 2024

From fear of migration to the rising cost of living, new political dividing lines will decide June’s European elections, say Ivan Krastev of the Institute of Human Sciences and Mark Leonard of the European Council on Foreign Relations

The Guardian - UK

New Brexit checks ‘pose existential threat’ to UK fruit and flower growers

Exclusive: NFU warns blanket import checks from April could fuel long delays and damage future crops

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Apple will let third-party apps use iPhone's NFC tap-to-pay feature in bid to address EU antitrust concerns

Apple will open Apple Pay's tap-to-pay functionality to third-party wallets and payments to please EU antitrust regulators.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on medicine shortages: a global issue for which Britain needs a plan

Editorial: Challenges with drug supply chains face many governments. But Brexit has made the situation worse for the UK

The Guardian - UK

Brexit cost the UK the only good thing Margaret Thatcher ever did

Now that the UK has been taken out of trade zone, we are left only with the damage she wreaked on the British polity

International Business Times

EU Ports Urged To Team Up To Fight 'Very Creative' Drug Smugglers

Drug smugglers in the EU have become so "very creative" that the bloc's seaports should join forces to combat their ever-changing tactics, Belgian Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden told AFP. That idea is to be promoted Wednesday when Verlinden, along with the European Commission, meets top representatives from around 20 EU…

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