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Toxic chemicals banned by EU since Brexit still in use in UK

Exclusive: EU restricts use of eight chemicals, with 16 more in pipeline; UK has two under consideration

The Guardian - UK

Italian island struggles to cope as migrant surge doubles population

A migrant reception centre in Italy’s southernmost island of Lampedusa was overwhelmed Thursday as authorities worked to transfer to the mainland thousands of people who arrived on small, unseaworthy boats in a 24-hour span this week.

France 24

EU quota scheme not part of Labour asylum plans, says Cooper

Shadow home secretary says any deal to accept people from EU to focus on reuniting families

The Guardian - UK

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China Blasts EU Probe Into EV Subsidies, Describes It As “Protectionist”

Beijing described the probe as “protectionist” and said that the Chinese EV sector’s competitive advantage is not due to subsidies.

InsideEVs

iPhone switching to USB-C is a win for consumers and the environment – but to what extent?

This week, technology news has been abuzz as Apple introduced its latest iPhones into the market. Among the usual new feature announcements, one stunning change has stood out in particular. The long-standing rumours are true – the new iPhone 15 series has USB-C standard charging ports.

The Conversation

Labour small boats scheme criticised as it sets out plans to cut asylum backlog

So-called ‘Nightingale courts’ will be used to speed-up asylum decisions, Sir Keir Starmer’s party said.

The Independent UK

Starmer criticised by left and right after setting out plan to stop Channel crossings

Labour leader accused of pandering to anti-migrant sentiments by those on the left while Tories seize on proposal for deal with EU

The Guardian - UK

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Europe a transport route for Gulf-bound Captagon shipments: Report

Report highlights the pivotal role played by Europe in the shipment of Captagon pills from the Middle East to the Gulf.

Al Jazeera

In West Bank, Israel continues to hold back Palestinian development

Israel wants to prevent development in the occupied territories to stop Palestinian self-determination, experts say.

Al Jazeera

EU condemns Tunisia ban on delegation entering country

Tunisia made the decision two days after the European Parliament held a debate on a migration pact with Tunis.

Al Jazeera

What are Labour’s new migration plans?

Keir Starmer is on tour to discuss solutions to the migration crisis, including meetings with Europol and Emmanuel Macron

The Guardian - UK

Disentangling the 2030 global renewable energy target

The 28th Conference of Parties call for the renewable energy global target comes with a severe lack of transparency as to its origin

The Hindu

‘Slogans won’t solve this’: refugee charity staff on Labour’s new immigration policy

Keir Starmer ‘chose to mirror the gimmicks and divisive rhetoric employed by Tories’, Care4Calais says

The Guardian - UK

EU moves to cut dependency on China for battery and solar panel materials

Parliament votes to cut mining red tape and diversify its supplies of raw materials such as lithium and silicon

The Guardian - UK

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UK, France and Germany refuse to lift sanctions on Iran under nuclear deal

Tehran in ‘too serious a breach’ of 2015 deal to lift sanctions under clause that would allow ballistic missile trade

The Guardian - UK

Sluggish eurozone economies will not welcome ECB’s interest rate rise

Weak consumer spending as, people – especially in Germany, the EU’s largest economy – put more into savings

Fortune

OpenAI realizes that engaging with Europe, rather than threatening it, is the way to get what it wants

OpenAI's Dublin office will be the ChatGPT maker's first in the EU, a notable change in posture from CEO Sam Altman's threats to pull out of Europe because of AI regulation.

The Independent UK

A cash-for visas scandal hits Poland's strongly anti-migration government, weeks before elections

Poland's President Andrzej Duda says he is awaiting results of an investigation into allegations that Polish consulates sold a quarter of a million work visas to migrants from Asia and Africa for thousands of dollars

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The Guardian - UK

Sunak and Starmer away as zombie parliament packs up early

While the prime minister made another pointless jaunt to Devon, the Labour leader headed off to The Hague

The Guardian - UK

Refugee film Green Border by Agnieszka Holland attacked by Polish government

The drama, which won a Venice film festival prize, was called ‘Nazi propaganda’ by proponents of Poland’s right-wing migrant policy

The Hindu

Germany eases naturalisation process with new draft of Citizenship Law amid criticism from Opposition

Germany's Cabinet passes draft to change citizenship law, allowing non-EU citizens to have dual citizenship & reducing naturalisation period from 8 to 5 yrs. Criticism from CDU and CSU, but experts say it's a step in the right direction & will help attract skilled workers.

Radio France Internationale

Germany halts deal to take in migrants arriving from Italy as numbers surge

The German government said it has stopped taking in migrants from Italy under a European voluntary solidarity plan, in what could shape up to be a new standoff over asylum seekers in the bloc. This comes as the Italian island of Lampedusa receives a record number of new arrivals.

The Independent UK

Tanaiste hails growing relationship between EU and UK

Micheal Martin was taking part in a forum dealing with changes brought about by Brexit.

The Guardian - UK

Starmer has broken silence on immigration policy but electoral risks are clear

While Labour aims for as grown-up a stance as possible, the Tories are attempting to paint them as trying to unpick Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Young people to take 32 European countries to court over climate policies

Claimants to argue lack of adequate action is breach of human rights, in largest climate legal action to date

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