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Poland vows not to bow to EU migrant rules and threatens to veto any refugee relocation plan

Poland’s prime minister says his country will not be forced to accept European Union migration rules

The Independent UK

Nigeria’s 2023 election eroded voters’ trust: EU observers

The February presidential vote was marked by the lowest voter turnout since the end of military rule in Nigeria in 1999.

Al Jazeera

EU leaders meet to assess Russia, NATO and migration crisis

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky are the key figures at a European Union summit underway in Brussels this Thursday, highlighting the importance of protecting the EU's eastern flank from Russian aggression and bolstering support for Tunisia to combat illegal migration across the Mediterranean.

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 491 of the invasion

Death toll in Kramatorsk rocket attack rises to 12 as rescue operations end; Ukraine claims to be making advances towards Berdiansk and Mariupol

The Guardian - AU

EU strikes deal giving users greater control over their data

The EU has reached an agreement giving users greater access to their data and control over how the digital information is used by companies.

Radio France Internationale

EU leaders to assess Putin's position in talks with NATO and Ukraine chiefs at summit

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be key figures at Thursday’s European Union summit

The Independent UK

EU mulls levy on frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine reconstruction

A ‘windfall contribution’ from interest earned on Russian cash could raise €3bn a year as part of effort to make Moscow pay its share of the postwar rebuilding costs

The Guardian - UK

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Five reasons you can legally avoid paying the €160 TV licence fee

There are ways to get away without being hit with a €1,000 fine for not paying

Irish Mirror

EU warns against unstable and dangerous Russia in wake of mutiny

The EU will on Thursday discuss the repercussions of the Wagner Group's aborted rebellion in Russia as they look at further its aid to Ukraine in the wake of Moscow's invasion. NATO chief head Jens Stoltenberg is also set to meet with the bloc. Elsewhere, Ukraine held drills in Zaporizhzhia…

France 24

Russia-Ukraine war: Wagner mercenaries will no longer fight in Ukraine; Putin greets crowds in rare walkabout – as it happened

Group’s chief refuses to sign contracts with Kremlin, says head of Duma defence committee; Russian president poses for selfies in Dagestan

The Guardian - AU

EU health insurance card - expiry date warning and how to apply or renew

Are EHIC cards still valid in 2023? How to apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card

Liverpool Echo

EU leaders begin summit as they look to forge ahead with tougher border plans

EU leaders will push ahead this week with plans to beef up the bloc’s borders and outsource their support for migrants to countries people leave…

The National (Scotland)

Dollar Sees Support from Hawkish Powell Comments

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Wednesday rose by +0.40% as the market focused on Fed Chair Powell’s comment that he would not “at all” rule out two consecutive rate hikes. The markets are discounting only one +25 bp rate hike through year-end. Meanwhile, EUR/USD (^EURUSD ) fell -0.41% on...

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More Than 1 Million E-Bikes Produced In Germany From January To May 2023

In Germany, more than one million electric bicycles have been produced from January to May, 2023, indicating the resilience of the European e-bike market.

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The Guardian - UK

The delight of seeing a Vermeer at no cost

Brief letters: Kenwood House | 30-year mortgages | The Rejoin EU party | Tactical voting | Funeral songs

The Guardian - UK

People in Britain: tell us about your relationship to Europe

We would like to find more about how people in the UK feel about Europe. What is your relationship to the continent?

Fortune

Europe moves closer to creating the digital euro—but privacy fears persist

Will the digital euro retain the privacy features of cold, hard cash?

Al Jazeera

China in focus as EU leaders prepare for key summit

Leaders of the European Union’s member states will meet in Brussels this week to discuss the bloc’s ties with China.

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The Independent UK

Maltese lawmakers to vote on watered-down abortion law as pro-choice coalitions withdraw support

Maltese lawmakers are expected to vote on landmark legislation to ease the the strictest abortion laws in the European Union

Al Jazeera

EU’s slow move to common asylum policy ‘fails to prevent deaths’

The EU’s migration pact is set to come into force by 2026.

The National (Scotland)

Yes group to campaign with SNP and Alba for 'show of unity'

The group are to be hosting street stalls alongside SNP and Alba for the Believe in Scotland national day of action.

Radio France Internationale

China says West's economic de-risking is a 'false proposition'

Chinese Premier Li Qiang slammed efforts in the West to "de-risk" their economies as a "false proposition" on Tuesday, hitting back against US and EU policy aimed at reducing their reliance on China.

France 24

'I feel like I'm stuck': Living in Europe's last divided capital

What's it like to live in the last divided capital city in Europe? Sude and Orestis both live in Nicosia, Cyprus. They’re both 22, both medical students with a passion for political science – yet they live under two different governments.

France 24

Do only the poorest EU counties benefit from cohesion policy?

The EU's cohesion policy is financed by member states. Richer EU countries pay in more to help the bloc's poorest regions catch up. But does that mean that richer EU nations are getting a rough deal from the bloc's cohesion policy? FRANCE 24 sorts the fact from the fake.

The Conversation

Albania's brain drain: why so many young people are leaving and how to get them to stay

About 46,460 Albanians left the country in 2022. This exodus was 10.5% higher than in 2021, with the majority, about 36,000, being young people, according to new data from the Albanian Institute of Statistics.

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