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Cameroon Works To Reverse EU Seafood Ban Amid Concerns Over Unchecked Industrial Fishing

Initiatives to curb illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing are underway as the government seeks to comply with international laws.

Zenger

Dutch widower told to leave UK after Home Office visa mix-up

Scientist with young British daughter dismayed by accusatory tone of letter after officials’ error

The Guardian - UK

Brits must give fingerprints to travel to Holland, France, Spain and Portugal in new law

A new EU Entry/Exit System will be put in place by the end of 2023 under a new law

Leeds Live

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Labour will pledge to ‘turbocharge’ switch to electric cars, says Louise Haigh

The shadow transport secretary will announce a plan to rapidly scale up UK electric vehicle battery production.

The Independent UK

Labour puts pressure on government over frozen Russian assets plan

Party to use opposition debate to call for workable proposals, saying Moscow must pay for destruction in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Fake news: EU targets political social media ads with tough new regulation proposal

Throughout Europe, strict rules govern how traditional media operates during elections. Often that means imposing a period of silence so that voters can reflect on their choices without undue influence. In France, for example, no polls are allowed to be published on the day of an election.

The Conversation

Worried about AI? You might have AI-nxiety – here's how to cope

Even tech experts have been astonished by the recent, rapid growth of AI technology, able to hold human-like conversations in multiple languages, create music and pass medical exams. While the potential benefits of AI in fields such as healthcare are indeed inspiring, the pace of change is rapid, and there…

The Conversation

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Greece’s New Democracy sets ambitious goals in second term

Party has its work cut out to raise investment, economic growth and wages while lowering debt and unemployment.

Al Jazeera

EU accused of whitewashing Tunisian regime in bid to stem migration

Bloc is set to give country £860m despite rapid erosion of democracy since President Kais Saied took power in 2021

The Guardian - UK

Warning issued to all holidaymakers: This unexpected cost will ruin your next trip, but there is a way to avoid it

Travellers can rack up huge expenses in data roaming costs but one UK provider is offering free 5GB plan

Daily Mirror

The power of Estonia’s same-sex marriage law

The decision by Estonia’s parliament to legalise same-sex marriage has been hailed as a monumental step forward, finally overcoming a series of obstacles and delays that have hampered progress on the issue.

The Week

Everything you need to know about the Ghic, the post-Brexit health insurance card

Holding this card – which does not cost anything – means British travellers to the European Union get free or discounted medical treatment

The Independent UK

New Brexit checks will make food price inflation even worse, warns industry

Firms will have to pass on extra costs of red tape, warns Fresh Produce Consortium

The Independent UK

Will new EU battery laws really make Apple change the iPhone design?

We look at the proposed guidelines

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The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit import checks risk further pushing up food prices – industry group

Traders will not be able to absorb estimated £10m extra cost on goods entering from EU, warns Fresh Produce Consortium

The Independent UK

Netherlands and Belgium join international probe into crimes against Yazidis in Syria and Iraq

The European Union’s judicial cooperation agency says the Netherlands and Belgium have joined an international investigation into atrocities committed against the Yazidi minority in Syria and Iraq

The Guardian - UK

Prigozhin mutiny was monster acting against his creator, says top EU diplomat

Josep Borrell says Putin is facing consequences of working with Wagner and Russian military power ‘is cracking’

The Independent UK

Serbia releases 3 Kosovo police officers whose arrest fueled tensions between the Balkan foes

A Serbian court has ordered the release of three police officers from Kosovo who were detained earlier this month

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The global financial landscape is shifting in favor of U.S. listings as Europeans get dwarfed and Asian markets grapple with instability

London has lost its allure. Amsterdam, Paris, and Frankfurt are vying for prominence. And Asian markets come with restrictions and volatility.

Bike Perfect

Fox Racing debuts its new Speedframe RS MTB helmet at Eurobike

The updated Speedframe features an exclusive MIPS Integra Split protection system

Edinburgh Live

New EU travel permit which Edinburgh holidaymakers will soon need to enter summer hotspots

For travellers heading abroad to countries like Spain, France and Greece, they will soon need a new permit or they could be denied entry. It is set to come into force next year.

Bangkok Post

Mitsotakis back as Greek premier after election landslide

ATHENS: Kyriakos Mitsotakis embarked Monday on his second term as Greece's prime minister with a vow to accelerate institutional and economic reforms, after voters handed him a huge election victory for the second time in five weeks.

The Conversation

Putin seriously weakened by Wagner Group mutiny – but it was a missed opportunity for Ukraine too

Blink and you could have missed it. Within 36 hours, the challenge mounted against the Kremlin by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the mercenary private military company the Wagner Group, was over. On Friday June 23 2023, Prigozhin ordered 25,000 of his troops on to a “march for justice”, which…

Newsroom.co.nz

Law change will tell you when your data is sold

Cabinet has approved a change to strengthen privacy laws, which will bring New Zealand closer in line with the European Union's stringent requirements.

Radio France Internationale

Turkey continues to host more refugees than anyone else, but for how long?

Turkey's re-elected president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is standing by his policy to give shelter to millions of refugees. Bordering Syria and spanning Europe and Asia, Turkey is the world's biggest host of people seeking international asylum – but public unease over the policy could threaten that.

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