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The EU pushes smartphone makers to let consumers 'easily remove' their batteries

The EU has passed law revisions that would allow consumers to easily remove their phone's battery on their own.

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Brazil’s Lula to discuss trade deal with Macron on France visit

Brazilian president says he plans to raise stalled trade deal between the EU and bloc of South American nations.

Al Jazeera

Spain registers record asylum claims, approves far fewer than European average

Spain has received a record number of claims for refugee status and international protection last year

The Independent UK

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EU split over subsidies for coal plants as Poland seeks extension

Luxembourg calls proposal by Sweden ‘astonishing’ as energy ministers gather to discuss overhaul

The Guardian - UK

A cheap fix to global warming is finally gaining support

Global support for one of the cheapest and most powerful climate actions is accelerating — and it couldn’t come at a more urgent time.

Tribune News Service

UK urged to protect environmental standards when EU laws scrapped

Green groups call on ministers to add environmental baseline to post-Brexit bill, fearing future laws could weaken protections

The Guardian - UK

The Greek migrant shipwreck is another preventable tragedy at the borders of Europe

The Mediterranean route between Libya and Italy has been described as the “world’s most dangerous maritime crossing”. This was proven once again last week in the tragic shipwreck of a boat full of men, women and children, around 50 miles away from the southern Greek town of Pylos.

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Withdrawal of duty benefit scheme by U.K. may impact labour-intensive goods’ exporters

The U.K.’s decision to withdraw duty benefit scheme Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) may impact Indian exporters from leather and textile sectors as they were the major beneficiaries, according to experts and traders.

The Hindu

EU and Kenya sign trade deal in Nairobi in a move to strengthen continental ties

The European Union and Kenya signed a key trade deal on Monday as EU officials seek deeper economic ties with Africa.

Radio France Internationale

European truck makers ‘trail in global race to net zero’

DAF and Iveco among firms least prepared for move to zero-carbon tech, study claims

The Guardian - UK

Cornwall Innovation Centres introduce business support offering

The office space has three centres across the Duchy

Birmingham Post

Russia-Ukraine war: ‘difficult situation’ in east as Russia deploys more troops to frontline, minister says – as it happened

Ukraine deputy defence minister says Russia is continuing efforts to occupy the whole of the Donbas

The Guardian - AU

Scots fishermen who backed Brexit betrayed after Tories 'promised a new dawn'

As part of a week-long series on the disastrous impacts of Brexit in Scotland, the Daily Record visited fishermen in Peterhead who feel they were 'sold down the river'.

Daily Record

The five passport mistakes that could stop you flying this summer

Holidaymakers should check their passport before jetting off abroad

Manchester Evening News

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The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war live: Ukrainian forces reportedly take control of Piatykhatky – as it happened

Russian-installed official says Ukraine has made new gain on battle front since launch of counter-offensive earlier this month

France 24

Paris joins celebration of Irish language’s renaissance as it marks 50 years in EU

The Irish Cultural Centre in Paris held a Festival of Ideas last week to join in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ireland joining the European Economic Community, the EU's predecessor, on January 1, 1973. The final day’s activities consisted of panel discussions and concerts celebrating all things Irish, from the…

The Guardian - UK

Lack of consensus on next Nato chief could lead to Stoltenberg staying on

Disagreement over possible successors may mean secretary general is asked to remain in role at next month’s summit in Lithuania

The National (Scotland)

Top Scots band deletes Brexit tweet after 'aggressive and abusive' comments

ONE of Scotland’s top trad bands has deleted a post about the negative impact of Brexit on musicians due to “aggressive and abusive…

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The Guardian - UK

EU countries accuse TfL debt collectors of breaching data protection laws over London penalty fines

Belgium and Dutch vehicle licensing agency say citizens’ details obtained unlawfully to issue driving fines

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 480 of the invasion

Ukraine reportedly makes gain in counteroffensive; Russia claims to have repelled attacks on Zaporizhzhia frontline

The Guardian - UK

EU exports of electric cars to UK put at risk by Brexit trade deal

More than €4.3bn in costs could be added to EU industry unless deal is tweaked, say representatives of sector

The Independent UK

Brexit was bound to fail and has - we must now return to the centre of Europe, Lord Heseltine says

Lord Heseltine said it is time to stop ‘hiding from the damage’ caused by Brexit

The Guardian - UK

‘The UK today doesn’t feel like my country’: six Britons who moved to the EU reflect on expat life post-Brexit

The EU referendum was held seven years ago this week, transforming the lives of Britons who had made their home on the continent. But how did the vote change their view of the UK – and themselves?

The Guardian - UK

How Boris Johnson’s fall exposed bogus Brexit promises on taking back control

The former prime minister is at war with the parliament whose powers and authority he claimed to hold so dear to bolster the Vote Leave endeavour

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Partygate inquiry verdict: Boris Johnson has left but his toxic legacy lingers

Only a general election and a new government can give politics the clean slate it so badly needs

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