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If the EU learnt the lessons of the Habsburg empire then Brexit might not have happened, says descendant

Exclusive: Hungary’s ambassador to the Vatican Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen spoke to The Independent about his family and the EU on a visit to London to celebrate the life of his relative Otto von Habsburg

The Independent UK

Be careful what you wish for – especially when it comes to passport rules

The Man Who Pays His Way: Brexit changed much for travellers – but not everyone seems to agree on what, or why

The Independent UK

‘It will be a very big moment’: can Labour revisit Brexit – and heal bitter divisions with Europe?

European leaders will welcome a prime minister Starmer – and a new government will need the EU for its growth and security agenda. But it’s not going to be easy

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Farage accused of ‘playing into Putin’s hands’ as he doubles down on Ukraine invasion comments

Nigel Farage says he shouldn’t be blamed for ‘telling the truth’ about Vladimir Putin’s war – though he has stopped short of offering an alternative policy

The Independent UK

'An insult to all Ukrainians': SNP hit back at Nigel Farage Russia comments

NIGEL Farage’s comments defending Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine are “an insult to all Ukrainians who have suffered at the hands of his…

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage criticised for suggesting the West provoked Putin's invasion of Ukraine

The Reform leader has been accused of ‘echoing Putin’s vile justification for the brutal invasion of Ukraine’.

Evening Standard

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 848

As the war enters its 848th day, these are the main developments.

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EU nations agree to start membership negotiations next week with Ukraine and Moldova

The European Union has agreed to start membership negotiations with embattled Ukraine and Moldova

The Independent UK

Apple can't catch a break from the EU: Competition chief says issues are "very serious"

European Union Comissioner for Competition, Margrethe Vestager, told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday that the organization has a "number of Apple issues," and she "finds them very serious."

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China protests over EU move to hike tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

China's Commerce Ministry has accused the European Union of making unreasonable demands in its investigation into imports of Chinese electric vehicles before announcing it was raising tariffs by as much as 38%

The Independent UK

Iberian Lynx rebounds from the brink of extinction

The number of Iberian Lynxes has increased by nearly 2,000 since 2002, according to the latest census

The Independent UK

EU on the verge of new law that would scan "all your digital messages" on iPhone and beyond, even if they're encrypted

The EU is getting closer to adopting a law that could see all encrypted messages in the block scanned for Child Sexual Abuse Material.

iMore

Simon Calder warns that without these documents you could be turned away from Spain

Exclusive: The ‘Letter of Invitation’ takes weeks to obtain, and is one of many Brexit hurdles the UK insisted on applying to its citizens

The Independent UK

Apple's huge iPhone changes might not be enough for the EU — competition chief blasts "very serious" issues with DMA non-compliance

The European Union’s competition chief has expressed surprise that Apple could be “non-compliant” with the rules set by the DMA.

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International Business Times

EU To Warn France, Italy And More Over Unruly Budgets

The European Union is expected on Wednesday to rebuke nearly 10 governments, including France and Italy, over their excessive spending after new budget rules entered into force this year.

The Independent UK

Strict asylum rules and poor treatment of migrants are pushing people north to the UK

Strict asylum rules and the hostile treatment of migrants are pushing people from the Middle East, Africa and Asia out of Europe and toward the United Kingdom

Fortune

France's soaring debt could lead to calls to leave the EU, a top bank warns

Far-left and far-right parties from the political fringes have proposed economic plans that centrist figures ripped as excuses to exit the European Union.

Radio France Internationale

EU biodiversity law approved after last minute U-turn from Austria

EU states have given their final approval to a key biodiversity and nature restoration law, after Austria's climate minister defied her chancellor to back the Europe-wide legislation.

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Al Jazeera

China launches anti-dumping investigation into EU pork imports

China’s probe into EU pork comes in retaliation to the bloc’s decision to add additional tariffs on electric cars.

Radio France Internationale

EU leaders discuss top jobs after far-right gains in June elections

EU leaders are gathering in Brussels to discuss – over an informal dinner – how to distribute the European Union's top jobs, with Ursula von der Leyen seemingly on track for a second term heading the European Commission.

Fortune

The threat of a Europe-China trade war looms as Beijing launches an anti-dumping probe on pork

China’s probe into European pork follows EU tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.

International Business Times

China Says Launches Anti-dumping Probe Into EU Pork Imports

China said Monday it had launched an anti-dumping investigation into pork imports from the European Union, the latest step in a mounting trade stand-off between the bloc and its largest economic partner.

Al Jazeera

Why is Ireland’s hate crime bill attracting so much hate of its own?

Critics say the bill could have a ‘chilling’ effect on freedom of speech and stifle debate about important issues.

The Guardian - UK

‘Making this film was forbidden’: how Agnieszka Holland’s migrant thriller inflamed the Polish right

The director has long explored the darkest corners of European life. Now her latest drama Green Border has caused outrage in her homeland – and become an unlikely box office hit

The Independent UK

‘I am the original Brexiteer’ - Rishi Sunak hits back at Nigel Farage challenge

Rishi Sunak came out fighting after Reform overtook the Conservatives for the first time in one YouGov poll

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