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Australia, EU mineral pact 'augurs well' for free trade

Australia and Europe boosting co-operation in the critical mineral sector under a new agreement "augurs well" for a future trade agreement, a minister says.

AAP

Spain’s prime minister says Cabinet to recognize a Palestinian state as EU rift with Israel widens

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the Spanish Cabinet will recognize a Palestinian state at its Tuesday morning meeting as a European Union rift with Israel widens

The Independent UK

Macron says Europe must 'wake up' to counter rise of the far right

Europe needs to "wake up" to authoritarian tendencies among far-right parties and governments, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a speech during his state visit to Germany on Monday, ahead of key European Union elections.

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I’m a brown, Muslim European. For people like me, these EU elections are terrifying

EU institutions have already let people of colour down. Now the rise of the far right poses an even greater threat, says Brussels-based commentator Shada Islam

The Guardian - UK

Young more anti-immigration than old in parts of Europe, polling shows

Research suggests young could fuel far-right surge in next month’s European parliament election

The Guardian - UK

‘I cannot take it lightly’: young voters urged to take part in EU elections

Officials hope for strong youth turnout but experts say this does not translate into support for EU as far right makes inroads

The Guardian - UK

Poland Strengthens Eastern Border Defense With Shield-East Program

Poland unveils Shield-East project to fortify eastern border against perceived threats from Russia and Belarus, enhancing regional security.

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Security Council Set To Meet Over Deadly Rafah Strike

The UN Security Council was set to convene an emergency meeting Tuesday over an Israeli strike that killed dozens in a displaced persons camp in Rafah, as three European countries were slated to formally recognise a Palestinian state.

International Business Times

Ukraine war briefing: Poland to restrict Russian diplomats’ movements

Move comes after arrest of people accused of planning sabotage attacks on behalf of Moscow security services. What we know on day 825

The Guardian - AU

Donor fatigue persists as nations commit 7.5 billion euros for conflict-hit Syrians

International donors meeting in Brussels say they will commit 7.5 billion euros, about $8.1 billion, in both grants and loans to support Syrians battered by war, poverty, and hunger for the rest of this year and beyond

The Independent UK

EU campaign officially kicks off in France; Swedish social model in the spotlight

We look at the start of the EU election campaign in France, where posters advertising the candidates have been slow to go up, adding to the impression of a (so far) low-profile election. We also take you to Sweden, where our reporter Clovis Casali explores the Swedish social model and…

France 24

Macron Calls Far-right Rise An 'Ill Wind' For Europe

France's President Emmanuel Macron on Monday raised the alarm over the "ill wind" of the rise of the far right in European politics, during a state visit to Germany ahead of key EU elections.

International Business Times

Spain to give Ukraine €1bn in military aid in decade-long defence deal

Pedro Sánchez, the prime minister, says the funding will improve Kyiv’s air defences just days after Russia killed 18 people in Kharkiv

The Guardian - UK

Trying to tame AI: Seoul summit flags hurdles to regulation

UK touts ‘Bletchley effect’ of safety institutes, but division remains over whether to limit AI abilities

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Israel: Attack on camp "tragic" mistake

"Something went tragically wrong," Netanyahu says. Officials in France, Germany, EU call for ceasefire

Radio France Internationale

France sees ratings plunge in global freedom of expression report

In its yearly report, the freedom of expression watchdog group Article 19 paints a grim picture of declining liberties across the globe. The NGO says that France's standing dropped to position 14 out of the 27 European member states.

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The pharmaceutical sector is experiencing rapid growth thanks to the rising demand for precision drugs, the growing geriatric population, and an uptick in chronic diseases. Given this backdrop, long-term value investors could consider buying and holding quality pharmaceutical stocks such as Organon (OGN), Procaps (PROC), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and…

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Douglas Ross defends rerouting EU replacement funds for national service

DOUGLAS Ross has defended a plan to reroute replacement EU funding to pay for a return of national service for 18-year-olds.

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The Guardian - AU

Israel-Gaza war: Netanyahu says deadly Rafah strike a ‘mishap’ as UN humanitarian chief warns ‘impunity cannot continue’ – as it happened

US urges Israel to take ‘precaution’ to protect civilians after trike that killed at least 45 people as EU calls for Israel to explain offensive

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Hungarian Lawyer Emerges As Strong Opposition Force

Hungary's political landscape undergoes transformation as Péter Magyar challenges Orbán's dominance amid public discontent and geopolitical complexities.

The Conversation

Hate speech and disinformation in South Africa’s elections: big tech make it tough to monitor social media

There’s a growing global movement to ensure that researchers can get access to the huge quantity of data assembled and exploited by digital operators.

The Independent UK

EU-Israel relations take a nosedive as Spain, Ireland set to formally recognize a Palestinian state

Relations between the European Union and Israel took a nosedive on the eve of the diplomatic recognition of a Palestinian state by EU members Ireland and Spain

Al Jazeera

‘Heinous massacre’: Israel’s attack on Rafah tent camp widely condemned

Qatar calls the attack ‘grave violation of international laws’ and UN special rapporteur urges sanctions on Israel.

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