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‘Farewell ceremony’ for Yevgeny Prigozhin takes place in St Petersburg – as it happened

Spokesperson says ‘those who wish to bid their farewell’ to the mercenary leader should go to the Porokhovskoye cemetery

The Guardian - AU

Caught in the air traffic control nightmare? Your rights when flights go wrong

Even though airlines are not to blame for the outage, the companies are obliged to care for passengers

The Independent UK

Young climate activist tells Greenpeace to drop ‘old-fashioned’ anti-nuclear stance

Swedish teenager Ia Anstoot says group’s ‘unscientific’ opposition to EU nuclear power serves fossil fuel interests

The Guardian - UK

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Video shows woman lying dead on floor of migration detention centre in Libya

Footage provides latest shocking glimpse of conditions endured by refugees in north African country

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 552 of the invasion

More than 1,300 schools destroyed in Ukraine since war began; ‘farewell ceremony’ held Yevgeny Prigozhin

The Guardian - UK

Micheal Martin to discuss Ukraine and Niger with EU ministers in Spain

Foreign affairs ministers from Ukraine and Niger are expected to attend the meeting of EU defence ministers this week.

The Independent UK

Michael Gove claims ‘Brexit freedoms’ mean pollution rules can be watered down

Housing secretary sparks environmentalist fury by ripping up so-called ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules

The Independent UK

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England’s rivers at risk as Michael Gove rips up rules on new housing

Exclusive: Announcement set to anger environmentalists, but builders say nutrient neutrality laws are exacerbating housing crisis

The Guardian - UK

Old ties: On the India and Greece bilateral relationship

The strategic ties between India and Greece have a strong geopolitical impetus as well

The Hindu

Macron calls for 'multi-speed' Europe to cope with enlarged bloc

In his annual address to French ambassadors on Monday, President Emmanuel Macron said the European Union may need to adopt "multi-speed" decision making if it’s to progress on “essential topics” as it considers integrating Ukraine, Moldova and others into the bloc.

Radio France Internationale

What NZ universities can learn from US banking's recent woes

When the pandemic led to a sudden drop in international enrolments, the inherent vulnerability of our universities was laid bare. Worryingly, a half are now undergoing a full-blown corporate-style reorganisation, argues Martien Lubberink

Newsroom.co.nz

What legal rights do passengers have after air traffic control chaos?

Airlines must support customers flying from a UK airport, arriving in the country on an EU or UK airline, or arriving at an EU airport on a UK airline

The Independent UK

EU official proposes 2030 as enlargement deadline for states that have long been waiting in line

The European Council president says the European Union should make a “bold move” in the face of Russian aggression against Ukraine and accept new members by 2030

The Independent UK

Caught in the air-traffic control nightmare? Your rights when flights go wrong

Even though airlines are not to blame for the outage, the companies are obliged to care for passengers

The Independent UK

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The National (Scotland)

'Serious' questions for independence as EU 'ready to expand by 2030'

THE European Union must be ready to accept new member states “by 2030”, the president of the European Council has said ...

The Independent UK

Poland, Baltic states warn they could seal border with Belarus if military, migrant tensions grow

NATO members Poland and the Baltic states say they will seal off their borders with Russia’s ally Belarus if there are any military incidents or a massive migrant push by Minsk

The Independent UK

Controversial Legacy Bill risks Northern Ireland peace agreement, say US senators

Senior Democrats make clear their concerns over the proposed legislation that would end Troubles-era cases and inquests – saying peace and justice in Northern Ireland is crucial to the UK-US ‘Special Relationship’

TechRadar

Microsoft is finally changing this annoying Windows 11 behavior – but there’s a catch

A change in testing will be a relief to anyone who hates Edge popping up unannounced – but it’s only happening in Europe.

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France 24

EU expresses 'full support' for French ambassador in Niger after junta ultimatum

The European Union on Monday expressed its "full support" for the French ambassador to Niger, after the soldiers who seized power in the country demanded his departure.

The Guardian - UK

Will Europe’s centre-right parties accept defeat or sell their souls to the hard right?

Progressive policies are at stake as conservatives attempt to forge alliances in the European parliament with extreme nationalists, says Paul Taylor of the Friends of Europe thinktank

Fortune

Demand for wine has fallen so much that France is spending $215 million to distill excess wine into ethanol used in cleaning products

France aims to help winemakers "find new sources of revenue" as tastes change and prices falter.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on hydrogen hype: it’s perhaps not as green as you think

Editorial: Low carbon emissions in Europe cannot come at the cost of environmental destruction abroad

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war latest: Yevgeny Prigozhin’s death confirmed by Russian investigators – as it happened

Genetic testing confirms identities of 10 people killed in plane crash including Wagner mercenary group boss, says Russia’s investigation committee

The Independent UK

More than 600 firefighters backed by water-dropping aircraft struggle to control wildfires in Greece

More than 600 firefighters, including reinforcements from several European countries, backed by a fleet of water-dropping planes and helicopters are battling three persistent major wildfires in Greece, two of which have been raging for days

The National (Scotland)

Calls for Scotland to ramp up preparations for EU ahead of paper on rejoining

SCOTLAND is being urged to ramp up preparations for rejoining the EU, including by expanding its presence in Brussels, ahead of a new independence…

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