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'One last effort' needed at talks to salvage nuclear deal, EU says

The European Commission said that Tehran and Washington should make "one last effort" to salvage a 2015 nuclear deal in talks that resumed in Vienna on Thursday, saying that political decisions are needed to overcome their impasse.

Reuters

UK holidaymakers could be caught out by new EU fingerprint and photo system

The new EU biometrics system will come into effect in May 2023.

Daily Record

Plans to charge UK holidaymakers for EU travel permit are delayed again

UK passport holders must apply online for the ETIAS permit costing €7 (£5.86) and this will be valid for three years

Wales Online

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Etias: European ‘e-visa’ postponed to November 2023

Exclusive: Reprieve for British travellers to Europe next summer as Etias start date is put back

The Independent UK

The Mediterranean as We Know It Is Vanishing

From Saint-Tropez to Amalfi, the region’s most attractive tourist destinations are also its most vulnerable.

Foreign Policy

Recap Of Friday's Biotech Catalysts - End of The Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Arcutis Biotherapeutics’ (NASDAQ:ARQT) New Drug Application (NDA) for ZORYVE (roflumilast) cream 0.3% for the treatment of plaque psoriasis in patients 12 years of age or older. The company expects commercial launch of the product in Mid-August. Arcutis shares traded in a range of…

Benzinga

Privacy watchdogs criticise proposed EU online child pornography rules

The European Union's privacy watchdogs on Friday criticised proposed rules to combat online child sexual abuse, saying their potential impact on individuals' privacy and personal data posed risks for fundamental rights and could harm the children they aim to protect.

Reuters

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Exclusive: EU found evidence employee phones compromised with spyware -letter

The European Union found evidence that smartphones used by some of its staff were compromised by an Israeli company's spy software, the bloc's top justice official said in a letter seen by Reuters.

Reuters

European court upholds broadcasting ban on Russia’s RT

The Kremlin warns of retaliatory measures against Western media after the ruling by Luxembourg-based General Court.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine takes its place among EU nations - in miniature

Ukraine may have many years to wait before joining the European Union, but the war-battered country was granted a place alongside members of the bloc this week at "Mini-Europe", an open-air theme park of famous European landmarks.

Reuters

Cameroon becomes a go-to country for foreign fishing vessels

Cameroon has emerged as one of several go-to countries for the widely criticized “flags of convenience” system, under which companies can -- for a fee -- register their ships in a foreign country even though there is no link between the vessel and the nation whose flag it flies

The Independent UK

Recap Of Tuesday's Biotech Catalysts - End of The Day Summary

European Commission (EC) has approved AbbVie’s (NYSE:ABBV) lead asset RINVOQ (upadacitinib 45 mg [induction dose] and 15 mg and 30 mg [maintenance doses]) for the treatment of adult patients with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis. AbbVie shares traded in a range of $150.33 to $153.56 on a day volume…

Benzinga

Brexit set to cause shortage of animal medicines in Northern Ireland

Grace period will stop at end of 2022 with talks on a solution stalled

The Independent UK

Romanian magistrates: Proposed judicial changes hurt anti-graft effort

Romanian judges and prosecutors on Tuesday criticised proposed changes to judicial legislation they said would weaken the fight against graft in one of the European Union's most corrupt states.

Reuters

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The Conversation

There is a lot of antisemitic hate speech on social media – and algorithms are partly to blame

Antisemitic incidents have shown a sharp rise in the United States. The Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based Jewish civil rights group that has been tracking cases since 1979, found that there were 2,717 incidents in 2021. This represents an increase of 34% over 2020. In Europe, the European Commission found…

The National (Scotland)

EU governments agree to ration natural gas over winter amid Russian cut-off fears

EUROPEAN Union governments have agreed to ration natural gas this winter to protect themselves against any further supply cuts by Russia as Moscow…

The Guardian - UK

EU agrees plan to ration gas use over Russia supply fears

Despite most energy ministers backing the scheme the EU was forced to water down proposals

The Independent UK

EU reaches deal to ration gas amid Russian cut-off fears

European Union governments have agreed to ration natural gas this winter to protect against any further supply cuts by Russia as it pursues its invasion of Ukraine

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Russia’s Gazprom to make drastic cut to Europe’s gas supply from Wednesday

Zelenskiy accused Moscow of ‘gas war’ after Russian state-controlled energy company says it is halting a turbine due to its ‘technical condition’

The Independent UK

EU struggles with how to cut off reliance on Russian gas

European Union nations are struggling to find common ground on how to wean the bloc off its reliance on Russian natural gas

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Struggles with How to Cut off Reliance on Russian Gas

European Union nations struggled Monday to find common ground on how to wean the bloc off its reliance on Russian natural gas, seeking to appease wary consumers at home while upholding unity as Moscow turns down the tap. On the eve of an emergency meeting to discuss plans to cut…

Radio France Internationale

WHO declares monkeypox outbreak to be a global health emergency

The European Commission has approved an existing smallpox vaccine for use against monkeypox after the World Health Organization declared the virus to be a global health emergency, the highest level of alarm which the WHO can issue.

Reuters

Bavarian Nordic monkeypox vaccine wins EU approval

Danish biotechnology company Bavarian Nordic said on Monday the European Commission had given permission for its Imvanex vaccine to be marketed as protection against monkeypox, as recommended last week by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

Reuters

EU looks to replace gas from Russia with Nigerian supplies

The European Union is seeking additional gas supplies from Nigeria as the bloc prepares for potential Russian supply cuts, Matthew Baldwin, deputy director general of the European Commission's energy department, said on Saturday.

Reuters

Thousands join Budapest Pride march in sweltering heat

In sweltering temperatures, thousands of Hungarians took part in the annual Budapest Pride march on Saturday, vowing to keep up their fight against government policies on LGBTQ rights that have drawn EU condemnation.

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