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Culture workers frozen out of EU to call for urgent action to repair Brexit damage

SCOTLAND’S culture and hospitality workers are set to call for urgent action to be taken to repair the damage wrought on their sectors by Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

WhatsApp may integrate with other messenger apps in Europe

People are expected to be able to message between apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal or Snapchat without needing multiple accounts next year

Evening Standard

EU lawmakers approve a deal to raise renewable energy target to 42.5% of total consumption by 2030

European Union lawmakers endorsed a deal Tuesday to raise the share of renewables in the bloc’s energy mix, another step to accelerate its green transition away from fossil fuels

The Independent UK

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Leading Brexiteer Richard Tice demands EU flags BANNED from Last Night of the Proms

BREXIT campaigner Richard Tice has demanded the BBC ban the EU flag from the Last Night of the Proms as it is “an insult to Britain”.

The National (Scotland)

Ukraine says it may contact WTO for compensation over Poland’s refusal to import grain

Ukraine may take legal action, including turning to the World Trade Organization to obtain compensation, after Poland extended a ban on importing its grain, Ukraine’s prime minister said Tuesday. Russia's Vladimir Putin earlier on Tuesday dismissed Kyiv's claims that it will soon receive F-16 fighter jets from the West, saying…

France 24

Threats like AI-aided bioweapons confound policymakers - Roll Call

AI-generated biothreats are among risks that the White House, U.S. lawmakers and foreign officials are working furiously to prevent.

Roll Call

Poland gripped by febrile pre-election atmosphere as mud-slinging intensifies

Polarised politics is nothing new in the eastern European country but October’s poll may have wide-ranging consequences

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EU, UK and Ireland ‘putting money where their mouth is’ with new funding

Northern Ireland is set to receive close to £1 billion in new funding announced on Monday by Mr Sefcovic, the Taoiseach, and NI Secretary of state.

The Independent UK

Antitrust enforcement will play a major role in reshaping the tech sector

As Google’s big trial is set to begin this week, Europe’s Digital Markets Act also promises to deliver big changes.

Fortune

Eating insects: the UK seems much more reluctant than the EU to let this industry flourish

Like it or not, there are lots of good arguments for eating insects – both in animal feeds and on human plates. You can farm them with much less land, water and feed than the likes of cows and sheep. Their greenhouse gas emissions are significantly lower, while they are…

The Conversation

Ukraine war: Russian-held elections seek to normalise illegal occupation and reveal reality of a long war ahead

Russia has recently held local elections, including – for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine last February – counting votes in the four territories annexed to Russia after a series of illegal and illegitimate referendums last September. The outcome of these elections – that is, another “triumph” for…

The Conversation

Top business journalist condemns Tory approach to Scottish economy

MANY of the problems faced by Scottish businesses and households are the fault of Westminster decisions, a top business journalist has said.

The National (Scotland)

Northern Ireland to receive close to £1bn in peace funding

The funding programme – PEACEPLUS – amounts to 1.14 billion euro and is designed to support peace and prosperity across Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Red fire ant colonies found in Italy and could spread across Europe, says study

Researchers identify 88 nests of destructive invasive non-native species near Syracuse in Sicily

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Palestinian intellectuals condemn Mahmoud Abbas’s antisemitic comments

Palestinian Authority leader caused outrage after talking about Hitler and European Jews in a speech to his Fatah party

The Guardian - UK

German economy ‘will shrink this year as part of eurozone slowdown’

European Commission forecasts 0.4% contraction for country amid high inflation

The Guardian - AU

Should you be compensated if your flight is cancelled? Here’s what happens in the UK and Europe

Laws in other countries entitle travellers to monetary compensation, while in Australia it all depends on individual airlines’ policies

The Guardian - UK

EU ‘very worried’ about Swedish official Johan Floderus jailed in Iran

Ylva Johansson says EU is supporting Swedish government in attempt to get 33-year-old home after 512 days

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The Independent UK

Europe's economic outlook falls as high prices plague consumer spending

Europe's economic outlook just took a turn for the worse

The Guardian - UK

Why can’t the EU power ahead with green subsidies like Biden’s? It isn’t just political procrastination

Unlike their US counterparts, EU policymakers still face the roadblocks of no money and no common treasury, says economist and author Yanis Varoufakis

The Guardian - UK

Former Foreign Office chief admits telling colleagues he voted to stay in EU

Simon McDonald says department was in ‘mourning’ after 2016 referendum, leading him to reveal his personal views

The Independent UK

Foreign office mandarin under fire for saying day after Brexit referendum: I voted Remain

Lord Simon McDonald made the admission in a BBC documentary.

The Guardian - UK

‘I log into a torture chamber each day’: the strain of moderating social media

As jobs screening US, UK and EU platforms are shifted to India, viewing ‘gore’ to clean up the web has traumatised moderators

The Independent UK

Ex-Foreign Office chief admits telling colleagues he voted Remain

Lord Simon McDonald made the admission in a BBC documentary.

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford and Neil Gray to talk Brexit business impact on key by-election seat

IAN Blackford and Neil Gray are set to join the Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election campaign trail to speak to businesses about the impact of…

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