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European election tests an unpopular government and a scandal-hit far-right party in Germany

The Independent UK

MEPs’ lack of racial diversity has caused EU identity crisis, campaigners say

Parliament’s failure to reflect the bloc’s diverse population could worsen with European elections

The Guardian - UK

‘People ask me to use another door’: MEPs on bias, whiteness and rise of far right

From being repeatedly asked for ID to feeling threatened by harmful rhetoric, politicians say lack of diversity is undermining work of EU

The Guardian - UK

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Hungarian politicians appeal to voters in first public TV debate in nearly 20 years

Nearly a dozen politicians have taken to the debate stage in Hungary’s capital to make their pitch to Hungarian voters ahead of European Parliament elections

The Independent UK

EU Socialists warn against potential alliance between right and far right

Nicolas Schmit, the lead candidate for the Party of European Socialists (PES), speaks to FRANCE 24 about the dangers, as he sees them, of a potential alliance between the right and the far right. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called for Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and French far-right leader Marine…

France 24

Europol and US seize website domains, luxury goods in $6bn cybercrime bust

‘World’s largest botnet’ – spread through infected emails – taken down through coordinated police action among several countries

The Guardian - US

Slovenia's government endorses recognition of a Palestinian state, sends to parliament for approval

Slovenia’s government has endorsed a motion to recognize a Palestinian state and sent it to parliament for approval

The Independent UK

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OPINION - Why do plastic bottles have such annoying caps now? I hate them

It may seem innocuous, and is no doubt unintentional, but the EU has introduced a policy which has quietly ruined plastic bottles. As part of their effort to drive down single use plastic waste, drinks bottles will come with attached lids. “Tethered caps”, as they are known, have been floating…

Evening Standard

French far right’s rhetoric at odds with its voting record at EU Parliament

A review of the voting records from the European Parliament shows that members of the far-right National Rally party (formerly the National Front) are often absent from the legislative process, cast votes that contradict stated party positions and are receptive to overtures from industrial lobbyists.

France 24

Reveal party funding before elections, says European anti-corruption chief

Marin Mrčela also calls on EU to join Group of States Against Corruption to show it is serious about tackling misconduct

The Guardian - UK

EasyJet missed six opportunities to admit wrongly turning away a passenger

Exclusive: For weeks Britain's biggest budget airline insisted that its misinterpretation of post-Brexit passport rules was correct

The Independent UK

Massive police sweep across Europe takes down ransomware networks and arrests 4 suspects

Police coordinated by the European Union’s justice agency have taken down computer networks responsible for spreading ransomware via infected emails

The Independent UK

EU agrees 'prohibitive' tariffs on Russia, Belarus grain imports

European Union states on Thursday agreed to hike tariffs on grain imports from Russia and Belarus in a bid to cut off revenues to Moscow for its war on Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Venezuelan opposition demands the government reinstates invitation to EU to oversee the elections

"This arbitrary decision only adds to the evidence of Maduro's fear to qualified and credible election oversight," said the office of candidate Edmundo González

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The Guardian - UK

French PM says voters for far right may end up like Britons ‘who cry over Brexit’

Gabriel Attal cautions against backing Marine Le Pen’s National Rally, which leads solidly in polls for European elections

The Independent UK

Businesses battered by Brexit urge Labour and Tories to slash EU tariffs

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) cites improved relations with the trading bloc as part of its five-point plan to boost economic growth

Fortune

Stellantis CEO says 'EV race has become a cost-cutting race' in warning to EU autoworkers

Carlos Tavares said a price war would likely move automakers' supply chains outside of Europe.

International Business Times

EU States Agree 'Prohibitive' Tariffs On Russia Grain Imports

EU states agreed on Thursday to impose "prohibitive" duties on grain imports from Russia in a bid to cut off revenues to Moscow for its war on Ukraine.

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The Guardian - UK

Critics of Putin and his allies targeted with spyware inside the EU

Israeli-made Pegasus cyberweapon used in hacking attempts on at least seven journalists and activists in EU

International Business Times

Why Has Russian Wheat Been Entering The EU Duty-free?

Since its invasion of Ukraine, Russia's grain exports have not only been spared by European Union sanctions, but even stayed free of tariffs -- a seeming anomaly the bloc has now agreed to rectify.

Evening Standard

Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg: Time to consider easing bans on Ukraine hitting Russia with West-supplied weapons

Ukraine has built up an ‘ammunition reserve’ to blunt Russian advances

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone unemployment falls to record low; US GDP growth revised down – as it happened

BCC calls for improved relations with the EU to cut the costs for business, while sticky inflation worries markets

The Guardian - UK

EU keen to deepen ties with a Labour PM but will not offer radical concessions

UK relationship ‘isn’t taking up as much of our mental space as it was a few years ago’, says EU diplomat

The Guardian - UK

Only seven EU countries require parties to reveal identity of all private donors

Spain and France are among the most opaque when it comes to declaring who party funders are, analysis shows

The Guardian - UK

Quarter of political donations in EU go to extremist and populist parties, data reveals

Figures from 200 parties in 25 countries suggest hardline groups have had rise in donations in recent years, increasing war chests before European parliament elections

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