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Maltese lawmakers to vote on watered-down abortion law as pro-choice coalitions withdraw support

Maltese lawmakers are expected to vote on landmark legislation to ease the the strictest abortion laws in the European Union

The Independent UK

EU’s slow move to common asylum policy ‘fails to prevent deaths’

The EU’s migration pact is set to come into force by 2026.

Al Jazeera

Yes group to campaign with SNP and Alba for 'show of unity'

The group are to be hosting street stalls alongside SNP and Alba for the Believe in Scotland national day of action.

The National (Scotland)

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China says West's economic de-risking is a 'false proposition'

Chinese Premier Li Qiang slammed efforts in the West to "de-risk" their economies as a "false proposition" on Tuesday, hitting back against US and EU policy aimed at reducing their reliance on China.

Radio France Internationale

'I feel like I'm stuck': Living in Europe's last divided capital

What's it like to live in the last divided capital city in Europe? Sude and Orestis both live in Nicosia, Cyprus. They’re both 22, both medical students with a passion for political science – yet they live under two different governments.

France 24

Do only the poorest EU counties benefit from cohesion policy?

The EU's cohesion policy is financed by member states. Richer EU countries pay in more to help the bloc's poorest regions catch up. But does that mean that richer EU nations are getting a rough deal from the bloc's cohesion policy? FRANCE 24 sorts the fact from the fake.

France 24

Albania's brain drain: why so many young people are leaving and how to get them to stay

About 46,460 Albanians left the country in 2022. This exodus was 10.5% higher than in 2021, with the majority, about 36,000, being young people, according to new data from the Albanian Institute of Statistics.

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Jack accuses Holyrood minister of making ‘false claim every six seconds’

Angus Robertson has claimed Westminster proceeded with legislation which was refused consent by Holyrood on nine occasions.

The Independent UK

'Petty': Tories order ambassador to monitor Humza Yousaf's EU meeting

THE UK Government’s “petty and patronising attitude” will see Humza Yousaf’s meeting with a top European Commission leader monitored by a…

The National (Scotland)

Spain battles ganja gangs

BARCELONA: Heavily armed police officers arrived in a well-to-do Barcelona suburb before dawn to raid a two-storey house that turned out to be packed with 800 marijuana plants growing under powerful lamps.

Bangkok Post

BrewDog boss James Watt claims Brexit has 'massively handicapped' UK businesses

James Watt, who co-founded BrewDog, said Brexit had made doing business "significantly more difficult".

Daily Record

Canyon's brand new Performance MTB Flat Pedals aim to compete for the 'best flatties' crown

The German direct-sale brand releases its first ever pedals which go on sale today

Bike Perfect

BrewDog boss says Brexit ‘has been tragic for UK business’ including his own

BREWDOG CEO James Watt has warned that Brexit “has been tragic for UK business”, including his own.

The National (Scotland)

Today’s Cache | EU readies for digital euro; Google cuts job at Waze; Meta launches VR subscription

News snippets for EU preparing to launch digital euro, Google cutting job at Waze, and Meta launching VR subscription.

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The Independent UK

Labour’s Brexit plan won’t solve Northern Ireland dispute, says DUP

Keir Starmer’s planned veterinary deal with EU not ‘catch-all solution’, says Jeffrey Donaldson

Insider UK

'Brexit has been tragic for UK business' - BrewDog boss

Company co-founder states he is still unsure about Scottish independence due to 'unanswered questions'

Irish Mirror

Irish MEP's warning after European Parliament committee split on Nature Restoration Law

"We know that biodiversity collapse immediately threatens nature and agriculture, it is unacceptable for political leaders to choose to do nothing"

The National (Scotland)

Scotland is a European nation, Humza Yousaf tells political leaders in Brussels

THE First Minister has used a major speech in Brussels to tell political and business leaders that “Scotland views itself very much as a European…

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The Independent UK

New migrant tragedy at sea changes little as EU leaders forge ahead with tougher borders plans

European Union leaders will push ahead this week with plans to beef up the bloc's borders and outsource their migrant challenges to countries people leave or cross to get to Europe

Bangkok Post

Japanese eye EEC outlay of B3.7bn

At least three Japanese firms are expected to invest roughly 3.7 billion baht in industries such as electric vehicles (EVs) and smart electronics in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), says the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT).

The Independent UK

A 3-year probe of encrypted phones led to the seizure of hundreds of tons of drugs, prosecutors say

International prosecutors say that investigations triggered by the cracking of encrypted phones three years ago have so far led to more than 6,500 arrests worldwide and the seizure of hundreds of tons of drugs

The Independent UK

UK and EU reach post-Brexit ‘turning point’ with financial services deal – Hunt

Horizon membership talks ‘not stalled ... just crunchy’ says chancellor

The Independent UK

After elections, Greece vows to continue 'strict but fair' migration policy

Greece’s new migration minister is promising to continue a “strict but fair” policy toward migration and attempts at illegal entry into the country

Newsroom.co.nz

EU-NZ deal closer to completion despite 'free trade fatigue'

Improved access to Europe for Kiwi exporters is a step nearer, but both sides may be running out of new, meaningful trade deals to sign. Sam Sachdeva reports from Brussels.

The Guardian - UK

Remainers need to face hard truths about Brexit

Letters: Brexit regret isn’t as common as Jonathan Freedland suggests, says Marcia MacLeod, while John Dunn proposes a pro-Europe party, Johnston Anderson sees issues in rejoining the EU and Catherine Roome mourns a beery victim of Brexit

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