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Dublin Airport says 'strained operations' will continue through summer months as it refuses to rule out flight cap

The airport has previously encountered difficulties with security and check-in delays as it struggles to deal with staffing shortages seen throughout Europe since international travel reopened

Irish Mirror

NATO Holds Summit with Gaze on Russia - and China

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked NATO back to first principles. Seven decades after it was founded, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is meeting in Madrid this week with an urgent need to reassert its original mission: preventing Russian aggression against Western allies. Leaders of the world’s most powerful military…

Asharq Al-Awsat

NATO allies to agree 'biggest overhaul' of defences since Cold War

NATO countries are meeting Tuesday in the Spanish capital Madrid, where the alliance is to adapt its military stance towards Russia as the war in Ukraine enters its fifth month.

Radio France Internationale

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Defence secretary Ben Wallace ‘asks Boris Johnson for 20% hike in military spending’

Cabinet minister wants PM to commit to increase, as western allies gather for crucial Nato summit

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: NATO holds summit with gaze on Russia — and China

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is meeting in Madrid this week with an urgent need to reassert its original mission: preventing Russian aggression against Western democracies

The Independent UK

'Australian PM warns China to learn from Putin’s mistakes'

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has warned the Chinese government to learn the lessons of Russia’s “strategic failure” in Ukraine, as he heads to Europe for a meeting of Nato leaders.

The Times of India

Buying in Cyprus explained: how to find a perfect slice of island life with tax breaks and European residency

The Mediterranean island has 320 days of sunshine a year and Brits can get the right to live there, in return for buying a new property worth a minimum of €300,000

Evening Standard

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EU countries reach deal on climate laws after late-night talks

EU countries clinched deals on proposed laws to combat climate change early Wednesday, backing a 2035 phase-out of new fossil fuel car sales and a multibillion-euro fund to shield poorer citizens from CO2 costs.

Reuters

Ukraine is UK’s new ‘1937 moment’, British army chief says

General Sir Patrick Sanders warns Britain’s armed forces must be prepared to ‘fight and win’ to prevent the spread of war in Europe

The Independent UK

New Army head warns British troops to be prepared to fight to prevent war spreading in Europe

General Sir Patrick Sanders will deliver his first public speech on Tuesday since taking up the post of Chief of the General Staff

Evening Standard

British troops must be prepared to fight to prevent war, says Army chief

Gen Sir Patrick Sanders will say Russian president Vladimir Putin’s ‘brutal aggression’ threatens peace in Europe.

The Independent UK

Josip Juranovic swerves Celtic transfer talk as he sends Joe Hart Parkhead return message

The Croat is attracting interest from across Europe with Atletico Madrid the latest club linked.

Daily Record

Huge 'busty billboard' backed by reality TV star appears on side of Salford tower block

The second largest billboard in Europe aims to encourage women to wear whatever they want

Manchester Evening News

Oil price cap could strike Russia's war chest — if enforced

Leaders of the world's biggest developed economies are looking for ways to cut off Russian President Vladimir Putin's oil money, which is helping finance the war against Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Queen told not to mention porn industry during chat with monarch, says expert

According to royal biographer Robert Hardman, the Queen was once given notes before meeting her counterpart Queen Margrethe of Denmark advising her to steer clear of bringing up the country's reputation "as the pornography capital of Europe"

The Conversation

Sanctions against Russia: taking stock four months after the start of the war

On 23 February – the eve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted the first package of sanctions in response to Moscow’s recognition of the self-proclaimed autonomous republics of Donetsk and Lugansk.

Axios

Leaders stare down energy and climate tug of war at G7 summit

Short-term pressures to cut energy costs may yield a less climate friendly G7 outcome.

Radio France Internationale

France may restart coal-fired power plant ahead of winter energy spike

The French government is mulling the reopening of a coal-fired power plant in the north-eastern Lorraine region this winter, as a precaution against power outages as Europe braces for an energy crisis due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Reuters

Ukraine's richest man sues Russia at Europe's top human rights court

Ukraine's richest man filed a lawsuit against Russia at Europe’s top human rights court on Monday, seeking compensation over what he has said are billions of dollars in business losses since Russia's invasion.

Irish Mirror

Boxing event formerly linked to MTK cancelled after reports of gun in building

The Lonsdale Box Cup saw amateur boxers from across Europe flock to Glasgow’s Emirates Arena for the weekend event

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

Radio France Internationale

First European summer flights disrupted due to Ryanair cabin crew strike

The first departures of the European summer were disrupted this weekend. Budget airline Ryanair downplayed the impact of staff strikes in Spain, Italy, the UK and France, saying there was "very minor disruption" to its schedule but more strikes are on the horizon.

Reuters

Spain turns to Africa, lobbies NATO, allies over Ukraine-driven migration

Spain is shifting its foreign policy towards Africa while lobbying the EU and NATO for support to address migration from the continent, aggravated by the Ukraine invasion, two senior government officials and two diplomatic sources told Reuters.

Al Jazeera

The fallout of Russia’s grain blockade

A long blockade will worsen food shortages in the Middle East and North Africa, sparking a migration crisis.

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport travel chaos looks to be back - here's what to expect if travelling soon

The DAA said passengers faced delays at check-in and bag drop areas on Sunday due to "staffing challenges" facing airlines throughout Europe

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