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EAM Jaishankar interacts with Indian community in Sweden

On his first visit to Sweden as the External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar held wide-ranging discussions with his Swedish counterpart Tobias Billstrom

The Hindu

France pledges weapons to Ukraine following surprise Zelensky visit

France has promised Ukraine dozens more light tanks and armoured vehicles after President Emmanuel Macron met Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky in Paris on Sunday. Earlier, Zelensky was awarded awarded Europe's Charlemagne prize for services towards European unity.

Radio France Internationale

Past austerity haunts Greek election as voters struggle with living costs

Fourteen years after a debt crisis that saw Greece nearly crash out of the euro, single parent Niki Klaoudatou says she worries more about money now than she did during the worst years of the country's economic meltdown.

Reuters

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‘We have a violent society’: hate speech in spotlight after Serbian mass shootings

Mass shootings prompted arms amnesty, but many see politicians and media as part of the problem

The Guardian - UK

Badenoch to hold talks on modernising UK-Swiss trade deal

The Trade Secretary will meet her counterpart, Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, in the capital Bern to discuss a ‘services-based’ deal.

The Independent UK

EU’s Borrell Against Conditioning Aid On PA Dropping Antisemitic Textbooks

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell is against making financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority

Zenger

Moldova minister says Russia's Gazprom only interested in separatist region

Russian state-owned Gazprom is still shipping supplies to Moldova's indebted separatist enclave Transdniestria without receiving payment purely because it wants to prop up the region, Moldova's energy minister said on Sunday.

Reuters

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EU says latest Armenia-Azerbaijan talks should build momentum for peace

The European Union on Sunday welcomed the latest meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan as a positive step toward clinching a durable peace agreement between the two neighbouring states which have fought two major wars in 30 years.

Reuters

David Furnish slams Brexit red tape amid slump in UK musicians at EU festivals

Exclusive: Industry being choked by ‘lots of red tape’, says Elton John’s husband – as British acts booked for EU festivals down by a third

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding

The Russian invasion of Ukraine would have succeeded if the UK had remained in the EU, Jacob Rees-Mogg has claimed.

Evening Standard

Labour considers plans to let EU nationals and 16-year-olds vote

Shadow minister says proposal to let migrants living in UK vote in general elections part of policy process, not final manifesto plan

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm rakes in subsidies topping £250k

Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm, which fans can see on his top rated Amazon show, has received more than £250,000 in government and EU subsidies in under three years

Daily Mirror

Election at UN migration agency pits its European chief against his American deputy

International Organization for Migration chief Antonio Vitorino of Portugal faces what is poised to be a tight race against his Biden administration-backed American deputy, Amy Pope, as the Geneva-based organization chooses its next director-general on Monday

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg claims Brexit stopped Russian invasion of Ukraine from succeeding

Hardline Tory Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-mogg suggested a 'mucky compromise' would have been made with the Kremlin if the UK had still been tied to Brussels when Russia invaded Ukraine

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Tories ‘buzzing with ideas’, says Shapps amid grassroots criticism of Sunak

The Energy Secretary played down suggestions of unrest within the party ranks amid the fallout from the local elections.

The Guardian - UK

The UK has a PR plan masquerading as an industrial strategy

Britain says it has no need for Biden-style green subsidies as it has a thriving renewables sector. The complacency is staggering

Daily Mirror

Labour looks at giving EU citizens and 16 to 17-year-olds general election vote

Millions of EU nationals could be given the right to vote in UK general elections under Labour, along with 1.4 million 16 and 17-year-olds in a major boost to the size of the electorate

The Independent UK

Labour looks at giving EU citizens and 16-year-olds general election vote

Tories accuse Keir Starmer of trying to ‘rig’ future elections and reverse Brexit

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Multipolar world is feasible only by a multipolar Asia: EAM Jaishankar

Globalisation is the overwhelming reality of our times and there must be a respective appreciation of multipolarity because a multipolar world is feasible only by a multipolar Asia, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak clashed ‘very early on’, says ex-spin doctor

Sunak forced windfall tax on oil and gas giants on Johnson, claims Guto Harri

The Hindu

India-EU trade, technology council first meeting at Brussels on May 16

first ministerial-level meeting of India-European Union Trade and Technology Council (TTC) will be held on May 16 in Brussels to discuss ways to increase cooperation in strategic technologies

The Hindu

EAM Jaishankar discusses Indo-Pacific, Ukraine war with his 8 counterparts in Sweden

S. Jaishankar is on a three-day visit to Sweden to participate in the EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum (EIPMF). He met his counterparts on the sidelines of the EIPMF on Saturday

The Guardian - UK

Now Brexit brings a bitter Tory reckoning at the polls

The Conservatives have much to be ashamed of after 13 years. But the surge in Lib Dem support shows Europe still matters

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s disciples gathered to sing the old hymns. But are they a real threat to Sunak?

Familiar faces on the right met in Bournemouth to pour scorn on the government. And they can certainly make the PM’s life harder

The National (Scotland)

Musicians left ‘sad and humiliated’ by disaster of post-Brexit travel for gigs

THE bizarre outcomes of Brexit bureaucracy were made uncomfortably clear to musician Steve Kettley when he found himself on a plane sitting next…

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