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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 630

As the war enters its 630th day, these are the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 630

Russia worse off after losses from Avdiivka battle, says Zelenskiy; occupiers erasing Ukrainian literature in Donetsk and Luhansk

The Guardian - AU

‘West v rest’ no longer seen as template for global alliances, survey finds

Research in 21 countries suggests a growing ‘a la carte’ approach where states ‘mix and match’ partners on different issues

The Guardian - UK

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Britons warned of ‘chaotic’ queues at Tenerife passport control after Brexit

Tourism leaders denounced the situation as an embarrassment

Evening Standard

Morning Mail: social cohesion hits 16-year low, Russian oligarch asset flight, Braverman hits back at Sunak

Index shows cost of living is placing a strain on Australian togetherness, while our podcast asks how banks are still making big profits despite the pressure

The Guardian - AU

House Republicans continue ESG pushback

Economy and Society is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

Ballotpedia

What is the ECHR and how does it relate to the Rwanda migrants policy?

Tories on the right of the party will once again call for the UK to leave the European Convention on Human Rights if they lose in the Supreme Court.

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AI: the world is finally starting to regulate artificial intelligence – what to expect from US, EU and China's new laws

Most mainstream applications of artificial intelligence (AI) make use of its ability to crunch large volumes of data, detecting patterns and trends within. The results can help predict the future behaviour of financial markets and city traffic, and even assist doctors to diagnose disease before symptoms appear.

The Conversation

Russia-Ukraine war live: Zelensky admits Kremlin ‘onslaught’ on Avdiivka is ‘extremely difficult’

More than a hundred Russian tanks and military vehicles are believed to have been destroyed in Avdiivka

The Independent UK

Top German journalist received €600,000 from Putin ally, leak reveals

Influential author and broadcaster Hubert Seipel received financial support for his work on two books described by many as sympathetic to Russian president

The Guardian - UK

PwC Cyprus moved £1bn for Russian tycoon on day he was put under sanctions

Leaked files raise questions over timing of deal as government of Cyprus reveals ‘ongoing’ criminal investigation

The Guardian - UK

‘Some people have short memories’: mixed views on David Cameron’s return

From a decision showing a ‘lack of vision, drive and talent’ to a ‘positive development’, Cameron’s appointment has divided opinion

The Guardian - UK

The Brussels Defect: Too early turns out to be worse than too late.

Plus Mark MacCarthy's book on "Regulating Digital Industries" in Episode 481 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

Reason

Spain’s People’s party urges EU to intervene over Catalan amnesty law

PP says clemency offer for separatists demands similar action to that taken over rule-of-law concerns elsewhere in the bloc

The Guardian - UK

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Zenger

Austria Embroiled In Diplomatic Rift With Romania And Bulgaria Over Schengen Enlargement And Gas

Romania is aiming to be the biggest oil producer in Europe amid the clash with its neighbors.

The Conversation

Facebook's new ad-free tier could end annoying consent pop-ups, but it could also put a price on your privacy

We have reached a key juncture in the debate about online privacy, following Meta’s recent decision to offer some users paid-for ad-free access to Facebook and Instagram. The time has come to decide how much we value keeping our data, tastes and whereabouts to ourselves.

The Conversation

British prime ministers reshuffle more than other leaders – what the latest changes tell us about Rishi Sunak's government

Suella Braverman’s firing kicked off a major reshuffle of Rishi Sunak’s cabinet – probably his last attempt at a substantial rearrangement before a general election. It’s not an insignificant reshuffle: the foreign secretary, James Cleverly, has replaced Braverman. And Sunak has brought back the former prime minister, David Cameron, to…

The Independent UK

EU struggles to produce and send the ammunition it promised to Ukraine

European Union nations have acknowledged that they risk failing to provide Ukraine with the ammunition they pledged to help Kyiv stave off the Russian invasion and win back its territory

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The Guardian - UK

Ruthless, clever, pragmatic: why Giorgia Meloni is so dangerous to Italy – and Europe

The Italian PM has watered down old far-right ideas for the 21st century – and is attempting to remake Italy in her own image, says Anne McElvoy, executive editor of Politico

TechRadar

iPhones in the EU could get iOS app sideloading next year – here's what that means

You may be able to download cheaper apps from third-party stores next year thanks to the EU.

The Independent UK

A leaked memo reveals mooted changes to EU sustainability law would make it weak and unenforceable

Flagship EU legislation that's meant to force European companies to screen out climate harms from their business operations faces being dramatically watered down

The Independent UK

EU lawmakers try to balance protection and privacy over online child pornography

European Union lawmakers have adopted a series of amendments to a draft law on online child pornography as they try to find a balance between protecting children and protecting privacy

The Guardian - UK

EU to miss target of supplying Ukraine with 1m artillery shells, Germany says

Defence minister Boris Pistorius confirms what diplomats and officials have suspected for months

The Independent UK

How can David Cameron re-join the Cabinet without being an MP?

Former PM makes surprise return to government as foreign secretary following ousting of Suella Braverman

The Independent UK

‘Remain has won’: Brexiteer backlash at David Cameron return to cabinet

David Frost, Jacob Rees-Mogg and others condemn ex-PM’s appointment as foreign secretary – but EU diplomats welcome move

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