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On board a French warship protecting Red Sea vessels from Houthi attacks

Since the conflict between Israel and Hamas broke out last October, Yemen's Houthi rebels have been carrying out attacks against commercial vessels in the Red Sea, in what they say is a campaign of solidarity with Palestinians during Israel's war in Gaza. The Houthis' missiles and drones are spreading terror…

France 24

France Seeking 'Clear Message' From China To Russia Over Ukraine War

France and China have sought to strengthen ties in recent years and, during meetings in Paris in February, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told President Emmanuel Macron that Beijing appreciated his country's "independent" stance.

Latin Times

Germany Gives Controversial Green Light To Cannabis

Germany on Monday became the biggest EU country to legalise recreational cannabis, despite fierce objections from opposition politicians and medical associations.

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France Wants China To Send 'Clear Message' To Russia Over Ukraine War

France and China have sought to strengthen ties in recent years and, during meetings in Paris in February, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told President Emmanuel Macron that Beijing appreciated his country's "independent" stance.

International Business Times

Romania And Bulgaria Partially Join Schengen Travel Zone

Romania and Bulgaria take steps towards Schengen integration, facing border checks. Croatia granted full accession. Efforts to address challenges for smoot...

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E.U. Regulations Created a Port Wine Black Market

Over 1,500 types of wine are protected by European Union regulations.

Reason

French antique art dealers lobby against EU rules that threaten trade

Antique art dealers in France are campaigning against forthcoming EU regulations that aim to restrict illicit imports of cultural artefacts, but which critics say risk criminalising legitimate traders too.

Radio France Internationale

The Observer view on the London mayoral video: dog-whistles and lies show Tories will stop at nothing to win

The Conservative campaign’s misleading ad is straight out of the Trump playbook; a dangerous and toxic tactic

The Guardian - UK

Bulgaria, Romania partially join EU's visa-free Schengen zone

Bulgaria and Romania joined Europe's vast Schengen area of free movement on Sunday, opening up travel by air and sea without border checks after a 13-year wait.

France 24

Rachel Reeves the chess player has an eye on the economic endgame

The shadow chancellor is often criticised for her centrist positions, but Labour’s plan for a long-term rescue is a vital difference between the parties

The Guardian - UK

Lawsuit Over Outing of Gay Saudis by Lufthansa in Saudi Arabia Can't Proceed in California

From Doe v. Deutsche Lufthansa AG, decided Friday by Judge Susan Illston (N.D. Cal.): John Doe and Robert Roe are a gay couple who have been in a "committed, but discreet," relationship for 33 years, and who were married in California in 2013. Doe is a United States citizen and…

Reason

Global AI resolution is a step forward, but there is a long road ahead

The United Nation's Global Resolution on AI is a good first step towards responsible and ethical AI, but it needs to be more than a suggestion.

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Evening Standard

Getting takeover deals over the line has never been harder

City Voices: The UK needs regulation that provides certainty and clarity to investors and entrepreneurs

The Guardian - UK

Crucial European Green Deal package staggers to legislative conclusion

Key policies to make Europe climate-neutral by 2050 are being weakened by looming elections and farmer protests

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan pledges new Erasmus-style overseas study scheme for London youngsters

City’s mayor outlines ‘internationalist’ vision in manifesto as he bids for third term in May

Al Jazeera

Senegal’s fishermen pin hopes on new president to help them fill their nets

As foreign boats and illegal trawlers lower fish stocks, local fishers want Diomaye Faye’s government to bring change.

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The Guardian - UK

The EU quandary: Labour’s efforts to build good relations and keep red lines

Top team has narrower list of asks for Brussels after Starmer’s determination to take heat out of Brexit for his party

Radio France Internationale

Green credentials at stake as EU scrambles to save nature restoration law

The European Union’s green commitments are on shaky ground as countries remain split over the bloc’s flagship nature restoration law – one of the biggest environmental policies ever put forward. The divisions underscore the profound impact that protests by farmers have had on EU politics.

International Business Times

Bulgaria, Romania Take First Steps Into Europe's Vast Visa-free Zone

After 13 years of waiting, Bulgaria and Romania are to partially join the Europe's vast Schengen area of free movement on Sunday, opening up travel by air and sea without border checks.

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Document T1 UK: What is it and Who is it For

When it comes to exporting goods out of the UK and across the EU, there are protocols that need to be followed to ensure that everything is legally and financially taken care of.

InsideEVs

A Quarter Of EVs Sold In Europe This Year Will Be Made In China, NGO Predicts

That includes the Tesla Model 3. But Chinese domestic automakers are catching up.

The Guardian - UK

Europe must get ready for looming war, Donald Tusk warns

Polish prime minister urges countries to step up defence spending after Russian missile bound for Ukraine breaches airspace

France 24

EU defence reforms won't immediately help Ukraine: Former top NATO official Camille Grand

The EU’s proposed defence reforms are not going to make a difference to Ukraine in the short term, warns Camille Grand, NATO's former assistant secretary general for defence investment. Both the European Defence Industrial Strategy (EDIS) and the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP) "are going to be very useful in…

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