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Ryanair announces cuts to Dublin Airport winter schedule due to charges

The airline cancelled 17 routes and moved 19 aircraft to alternative European airports.

The Independent UK

Europe is sleepwalking into a far-right trap. Who will sound the alarm?

Across the EU, once-taboo ideas are becoming mainstream, as refugees and Muslims are demonised. But change is still possible, says Brussels-based commentator Shada Islam

The Guardian - UK

Poland stops sending arms to Ukraine as row over grain imports escalates

Poland said it would be investing the money in arming Poland with ‘modern weapons’

The Independent UK

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‘Very worrying’ pollution is ‘so prevalent’ in Europe, says Estonian climate minister – as it happened

Kristen Michal says clean air is ‘human right’ and breathing ‘should not make us sick’ after revelations about Europe’s toxic air

The Guardian - UK

King Charles III in France: a visit full of symbols past and present

When it comes to symbolism, Britain’s King Charles III’s visit to France is a big deal. Important historic monuments such as the Arc de Triomphe, les Champs Elysées, Château de Versailles are all part of the décor. But other important sites have been included that send a different message, one…

Radio France Internationale

Poland to stop supplying weapons to Ukraine over grain dispute

Tensions have escalated after Poland banned Ukrainian farm imports

Evening Standard

Don’t cut British shows from streaming platforms in Europe, say German MEPs

French and German politicians are in a standoff over a quota designed to boost European productions

The Guardian - UK

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Poland will no longer send weapons to Ukraine, says PM, as grain dispute escalates

Comments by Polish PM follow Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s accusation that some in Europe are in effect aiding Russia

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Why the Guardian is committing even more coverage to Europe

In today’s newsletter: The Guardian this week launches a new Europe edition, bringing more coverage to the continent – this is why

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: one in three Europeans now vote anti-establishment

Exclusive: analysis of results in 31 countries last year found 32% of votes were cast for parties that are populist, far-left or far-right

The Guardian - UK

‘When you say you are Roma, you have to work twice as hard’: Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, outsider at the heart of Polish art

Her dazzling textile works caused a sensation at Europe’s two most important art events. Mirga-Tas talks about defying centuries of anti-Roma prejudice – and turning her mother’s old dresses into art

The Guardian - UK

‘A perfect storm brewing’: how anti-establishment politicians could challenge Europe this autumn

Range of parties look likely to play a significant role in elections in Slovakia, Poland and the Netherlands

The Guardian - UK

‘Impossible to live like this’: Italy’s Po Valley blighted by air pollution among worst in Europe

Cremona residents say life becoming unbearable amid pollution from industry, cars and farm animal waste

The Guardian - UK

Independence is Normal: Claims Malta couldn't cope were 'absolute nonsense'

As Malta marks 59 years since it became independent from Britain, we look at how self-determination came to pass for the Mediterranean island...

The National (Scotland)

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The Conversation

Women used to be more likely to vote Conservative than men but that all changed in 2017 – we wanted to find out why

In many nations in the immediate post-war period, women were more often supporters of rightwing parties than men. This “traditional” gender gap was supposedly underpinned by women’s greater religiosity and lower exposure to the social institutions of the left, such as trade unions.

Reason

The E.U. Doesn't Want People To Sell Their Plasma, and It Doesn't Care How Many Patients That Hurts

The United States currently supplies about 70 percent of the plasma used to manufacture therapies for the entire world.

Motor1

Ford Doesn't Want UK To Delay 2030 Combustion Engine Ban For New Vehicles [UPDATE]

A bump to 2035 matches the EU deadline, but Ford's UK boss says the delay undermines the EV transition.

The Guardian - UK

The UK is missing out on EU collaboration to improve treatment for rare diseases

Letter: The absence of an agreement on participation in European Reference Networks has negated years of progress on providing the best care for patients, says Prof Marc Tischkowitz

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EU demands 'clarifications' from Poland over visa scandal

The European Commission is demanding Poland give "clarifications" within the next two weeks over allegations the country's consulates and contractors issued Schengen visas for bribes, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.

The Conversation

The UK re-joining the Horizon research funding scheme benefits Europe too – the data backs it up

The UK has just rejoined the EU’s flagship research funding programmes, Horizon Europe and Copernicus. This is great news for science, the EU and the UK.

The Independent UK

What is the EU ‘inner circle’ and what does it mean for the UK and Brexit? Ask John Rentoul

The Independent’s chief political commentator John Rentoul will be taking your questions on what an ‘associate membership’ of the EU could mean for the UK, Brexit and the country’s political landscape

The Independent UK

Grain spat drags Ukraine's ties with ally Poland to lowest point since start of Russian invasion

A dispute about whether Ukrainian grain should be allowed to enter the domestic markets of Poland and other European Union countries has pushed the tight relationship between Kyiv and Warsaw to its lowest point since Russia invaded Ukraine last year

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: EU plan for ‘schoolyard guardians’ to help tackle illegal online content

Exclusive: EU commissioner Thierry Breton reveals ‘big, big fight’ to get tech giants to better police the content they deliver

The Guardian - UK

Nagorno-Karabakh: EU calls for immediate end to Azerbaijan ‘hostilities’ as ceasefire agreed – as it happened

Halt to so-called anti-terrorist operation in disputed region was due to take effect at 1pm local time

The Conversation

The EU’s anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles is a risky strategy that may backfire

In her State of the Union address on 13 September, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced a new anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles (EVs) from China, claiming that the market is being flooded by cheap imports at prices that are kept artificially low by “huge state subsidies”. The…

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