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EU members split over nuclear energy inclusion in renewable portfolio

As the European Union is poisedto agree tougher targets to expand renewable energy by 2030, members remain split over whether to recognise nuclear power as a renewable energy source and allow it to contribute towards the EU's goals. Plus, Adidas files and quickly retracts an opposition to the Black Lives…

France 24

Sacked police sergeant who dated an armed robber becomes town mayor

Jill Owens was expecting a child with her long distance partner when he was arrested for armed robbery and found to be part of a criminal gang. She is now mayor of Haverfordwest

Wales Online

Spanish PM to talk Ukraine war and peace with China’s Xi Jinping

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez arrives in Beijing for a meeting with Xi and talks that will also focus on Ukraine.

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Spain clean energy case shakes confidence in EU investment

Renewable energy investors who lost subsidies promised by Spain are heading to a London court to try to claw back $125 million from the government

The Independent UK

Artisanal Spirits Company curbs losses and increases revenue

Scotch Malt Whisky Society owner also toasts rising membership, particularly across Europe and Asia

Insider UK

Senedd votes to refuse consent for UK Government Retained EU Law bill

Welsh ministers say the proposed legislation threatens food standards, environmental protections, workers’ rights, and business and consumer certainty

Wales Online

Russia-Ukraine war: object found near Nord Stream 2 ‘no safety risk’; Bakhmut battle has ‘badly damaged’ Wagner forces – as it happened

Danish energy agency says it is an empty maritime smoke buoy used for visual marking; Yevgeny Prigozhin makes comment about recent fighting

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5 iPhone 15 rumors we’re most excited about

The iPhone 15 is coming later this year. These are the five rumored new features and improvements that you should know about.

Tom’s Guide

France has narrowed its budget deficit, but how does it compare to other EU states?

French economists and public auditors alike breathed a sigh of relief as the national statistics agency INSEE on Tuesday published an annual report showing that the country’s 2022 budget deficit dipped below 5% of GDP. Public debt also slightly decreased. Despite these hopeful figures, France still remains one of the…

France 24

Northern Ireland's Orange Order says new Brexit deal needs improvement

Northern Ireland's influential Orange Order said it had voted unanimously to oppose any return of devolved government in the British province unless substantial improvements are made to a reworked post-Brexit deal with the European Union.

Reuters

Orange Order will not support Stormont return unless Windsor Framework changed

Institution says Framework “continues to treat Northern Ireland as a place apart” from the UK

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak says Brexit deal ensures sovereignty for Northern Ireland

The Prime Minister defended the pact signed with Brussels despite opposition from the DUP and some senior Tories.

The Independent UK

Montenegro's president: EU's neglect gave Russia a platform

Montenegro’s pro-Western president has criticized the European Union for allegedly allowing Russia to spread its influence in the western Balkans

The Independent UK

Does my passport need renewing? New rules you need to know ahead of your holiday

If it’s been a while since you last visited Europe, you may not be aware of the regulations which now apply to UK travellers

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Irish viewers could lose TV favourites like The Crown and Corrie in EU law change

One of the unintended consequences of Brexit is that deals on funding and broadcasting rights and quotas across Europe and with near neighbours have to change

Reuters

Chinese customs fraud ring dismantled at Belgian airport

Four suspects were arrested in a customs fraud ring involving Chinese exporters at Liege Airport, in eastern Belgium, the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) said on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

EU deal to move migrant children from Greece officially ends

A voluntary scheme joined by European Union member states to accept unaccompanied migrant children from Greece has officially ended as the bloc still struggles to hammer out a comprehensive new migration agreement

The Independent UK

EU defends its Libya migrant record over UN team allegations

The European Union is defending its record on helping relieve migrant suffering in Libya after U.N.-backed investigators accused the bloc of abetting human rights abuses and other crimes there

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Belarus to face more sanctions over nuclear arms plan, Poland says

Belarus will certainly face further European sanctions due to a Russian plan to station tactical nuclear weapons in the country, Poland's prime minister said on Tuesday, as tensions between Warsaw and Minsk hit new highs.

Bangkok Post

Final approval for EU fossil fuel car ban

BRUSSELS: The 27 EU member states gave final approval on Tuesday to a ban on sales of new fossil fuel cars by 2035, after Germany dropped a last-minute blocking effort.

Manchester Evening News

Everything you need to know about passport applications if you’re worried about delays

Here's what you need to know when it comes to applying for a new passport or renewing an old one, including any issues to be aware of

PC Gamer

EU proposes rules to make it harder to exaggerate how eco-friendly a product is

Draft rules look like a big win for the right to repair and the environment.

Reuters

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at European court

Last summer while dozens of Swiss pensioners were campaigning in the Alps to save their fast-melting glaciers, 85-year-old Marie-Eve Volkoff was instead stuck inside her small Geneva apartment watching pre-recorded TV programmes.

Reuters

Factbox: Swiss female pensioners vs the government: European court's first climate case

A case involving thousands of retired Swiss women is being heard at a European Court in France, the culmination of a six-year legal battle in which they claim their government's insufficient action on climate change violated their human rights.

The Guardian - UK

German Leopard 2 tanks now in Ukraine, Berlin confirms

Eighteen German vehicles handed over at border to bolster military supplies from Britain and EU countries

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