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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's controversial fight against migrant boats setting sail to cross the Mediterranean

Italy's prime minister Giorgia Meloni puts her controversial stamp on the long-running war between the Italian government and charities saving refugees from shipwrecks in the Mediterranean.

ABC News

DUP decision on Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal not expected until April

Unionist party’s eight-member panel to take several weeks studying UK-EU protocol agreement

The Independent UK

Estonia’s Kaja Kallas weighs up coalition options after historic election win

PM welcomes endorsement of liberal values and support for Ukraine as far-right rival loses assembly seats

The Guardian - UK

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Europe’s new net neutrality battle could have global consequences

Big telecoms companies might change how the internet works

Fortune

Murdoch has survived scandal after scandal. Will Dominion's lawsuit against Fox News be different?

Rupert Murdoch's admission was startling.

Los Angeles Times

Georgian parliament descends into punch-up over 'Russian-inspired' foreign agent law

Georgian parliament descends into a brawl over a proposed law that critics say resembles the start of Russia's crackdown on civil disobedience.

ABC News

Germany And Italy Object To Proposed EU ICE Ban Over E-Fuels

Germany's opposition has delayed a key vote on an effective ban on combustion-engine cars that was supposed to take place on March 7.

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Seven bizarre Boris Johnson honours appointments and rumoured incoming peers

BORIS Johnson has been known for making some let’s say questionable decisions down the years.

The National (Scotland)

Ukraine's new wartime unity lays the groundwork for eventual rebuilding, without the complex and stubborn divisions of the past

Once divided, Ukrainians are thinking about how to rebuild their nation and are prioritizing national interests over regional ones.

The Conversation

UK scientists welcome government’s new technology plan but say more funding needed

Intervention is ‘yet another sticking plaster’ says Royal Society president, as EU funding programmes highlighted

The Guardian - UK

Fistfight erupts in Georgia parliament over 'Russian-inspired' foreign agent law

Lawmakers in Georgia engaged in fistfights on Monday as a parliamentary committee debated a controversial law that would regulate "foreign agents" which critics say is modelled on draconian legislation in neighbouring Russia.

Reuters

Cabinet Office minister casts doubt on whether Sue Gray followed proper process over job with Starmer – as it happened

Jeremy Quin says it is unprecedented for serving permanent secretary to resign to take job with leader of opposition

The Guardian - UK

Cambodia leader warns against foreign interference

Cambodian leader Hun Sen said Monday he would not tolerate foreigners who threaten the country's peace, days after the jailing of an opposition figure roused international condemnation.

Bangkok Post

New doubt thrown on Moria arson convictions on eve of appeal hearing

Lawyers condemn EU asylum policies and demand freedom for young Afghans jailed for 2020 blaze at ‘hellish’ Lesbos camp

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Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland: Call for pay-related benefits for workers due to 'exceptionally weak' system

"Income protection for workers is exceptionally weak in Ireland compared to the rest of the EU"

The Independent UK

Labour mocks Rishi Sunak’s post-Brexit deal as ‘government clearing up its own mess’

‘We’re not going to be going back into the single market or customs union and Labour have been clear about that as well’

The Independent UK

PM’s post-Brexit deal is Government ‘clearing up its own mess’ – Labour

Rachel Reeves said: ‘We’re not going to be going back into the single market or customs union and Labour have been clear about that as well.’

France 24

Estonian PM's party beats far right by wide margin to win general election

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas's centre-right Reform Party won Estonia's general election by a wide margin on Sunday, according to near-complete results, beating out a far-right rival that had campaigned against further arms deliveries to Ukraine.

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Germany and EU pursue talks on deal to ban combustion engines

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said talks were constructive with the European Union in resolving a dispute over plans to ban new combustion-engine cars in the bloc from 2035, after Berlin derailed the effort this past week.

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EU Postpones ICE Ban Vote Due To German Concerns On Costs, Job Losses

Germany wants to minimize job losses and get assurances that e-fuels can be used in combustion-engine cars after the 2035 cut-off.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Dutch farmer protests: a European test case

Editorial: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from livestock is vital. But the politics is fraught

Belfast Live

Michelle O'Neill warns British and Irish governments could step in to run NI

NIO reject idea, though, saying "we will not consider joint authority"

The Guardian - UK

Greek PM ‘sorry’ over fatal train crash as station master detained pending trial

Rail employee, who was in post for only four days before the accident, addressed court for seven hours over disaster in which 57 people died

The Independent UK

We need less oversell and more reality on Brexit deal, DUP warns Government

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said his party will take its time to make a call on the Windsor Framework.

The Independent UK

NI governance change could be considered if deal not accepted – Heaton-Harris

But the Northern Ireland Secretary said he is a ‘glass half full man’ and is confident the DUP will back the Windsor Framework.

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