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UK can be confident of no blackouts this winter, minister says

There have been fears of pressure on the electricity grid if imports from Europe dry up amid a squeeze on global energy supplies.

The Independent UK

Hopes of sailing free of war and poverty dashed for Gazans as bodies return in coffins

Months ago, Talal Al-Shaer bid his two sons safe travels as they set off from the Gaza Strip on a tortuous route that they prayed would bring them new lives in Europe, free of poverty and war.

Reuters

EU leaders have agreed on a new plan to source power that isn't from Russia

European leaders have finalized an agreement for an undersea electricity connector that could become a new power source for the EU amid a crunch on energy supplies caused by the war in Ukraine.

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One addition to UK cars, used in US and Europe, could cut crashes by a quarter

They have not been introduced as widely in the UK as they have in the US

Wales Online

Sunday rugby news as Welsh regions pull off stunning victories including one that 'will send shockwaves throughout Europe'

The stories making the rugby news on Sunday December 18

Wales Online

Economic pain, Turkish strikes drive Syrian Kurds to Europe

A growing number of Syrian Kurds are making the journey to Europe on a circuitous course that includes travel by car and plane across Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, then finally by boat to Spain

The Independent UK

‘Life is ebbing away’: Egyptians face peril at sea in dangerous new exodus to Europe

Poverty puts thousands into the grip of people smugglers plying a deadly trade in the Mediterranean

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Scottish gender reform is ‘best practice’, European commissioner report concludes

SCOTLAND is following international best practice pursuing self-ID gender reforms which will lead to the “full realisation of trans people’s…

The National (Scotland)

Germany pushes back on Russia with opening of gas terminal

Germany opened its first state-chartered liquefied natural gas vessel as Europe’s largest economy races to replace Russian gas amid an energy crunch and freezing temperatures.

Tribune News Service

App store 'avalanche' could follow EU ruling

LONDON: Apple’s rivals are positioning themselves as the go-to alternative to its dominant App Store as the iPhone maker prepares to allow others on its devices in the European Union.

Bangkok Post

Scholz inaugurates 1st liquefied gas terminal in Germany

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has inaugurated Germany’s first liquefied natural gas terminal, declaring that the speed with which it was put into service is a signal that Europe’s biggest economy will remain strong

The Independent UK

Jamie Carragher urges Liverpool and rival clubs to boycott "ridiculous" FIFA plan

FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced plans for a 32-team Club World Cup in 2025, but the development has not gone down well with a number of top European clubs

Daily Mirror

Deal reached for new non-Russian power source for Europe

The leaders of Hungary, Romania, Georgia and Azerbaijan have finalized an agreement on an undersea electricity connector that could become a new power source for the European Union amid a crunch on energy supplies caused by the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Kishida: Our responsibility to find funds for defense

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida took a leading role in discussions on securing financial resources to drastically boost defense spending, positioning the amount and the way to secure funds as non-negotiable while referring to "Japan's responsibility" to its ally, the United States, and friendly countries in Europe.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Premier League, European Clubs Prepare for World Cup Fallout

After a World Cup described by FIFA as the best ever, the true impact of its unprecedented calendar scheduling remains to be seen. Staged in November and December for the first time in its 92-year history, the World Cup's aftermath will worry Europe's biggest football clubs. "We are exhausted," Croatia…

Daily Record

Stephen Kingsley reveals Sofyan Amrabat's World Cup heroics was 'no shock' to Hearts as he targets more Euro nights

The defender is back to full fitness after a stop-start opening to the season and desperate to clinch a return to the European stage.

Daily Record

Ange Postecoglou fires message to Celtic transfer vultures as boss opens arms to Juranovic hype

Postecoglou says it can only be good that teams from all over Europe are circling his stars and he's not sweating the interest in Josip Juranovic.

Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Why Freedom of Expression Is Better Protected in Europe Than in the United States,"

by Prof. Thomas Hochmann (Univ. of Paris Nanterre), 2 J. Free Speech L. 63 (2022).

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Bristol Post

How to watch Bristol Bears v Zebre live on TV, kick-off time, team news and odds

Bristol Bears host Zebre on Sunday in the second pool stage game of the 2022/23 European Challenge Cup

Fortune

Putin’s energy crisis in Europe has pushed global coal use to a historic high—but here’s why it won’t stay that way for long

Global coal use will rise 1.2% this year to just over eight billion tons, according to the International Energy Agency.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Zelenskyy, Ukrainians Awarded German European Unity Prize

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people on Friday were awarded a prize that the German city of Aachen gives for contributions to European unity. The prize committee said it selected Zelenskyy and his invaded country's citizens for the 2023 International Charlemagne Prize because they were fighting Russia not…

France 24

Spanish lawmakers advance 'menstrual leave' legislation, a first for a European country

Lower house Spanish lawmakers on Thursday approved a bill that would grant paid medical leave to women who suffer from severe period pain, becoming the first European country to advance this type of legislation.

The Conversation

Antibiotics shortages: what's causing them and how countries can minimise the impact

A variety of antibiotics are currently in short supply across Europe. In the UK, for example, the availability of amoxicillin and penicillin, which are used to treat infections such as strep A, is low.

Evening Standard

Oppo’s new foldables are gunning for Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip and Fold

Oppo’s new foldables look very promising, but only one is definitely coming to Europe

France 24

The new space race: Is Europe lagging behind?

"Increasing Europe’s strategic autonomy" was one of the key themes at a recent conference in Paris, bringing together the European Space Agency’s 22 member countries. But for all the talk of being a leader in space, is Europe ready to walk the walk? Our guests discuss Europe's options for strengthening…

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