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Elon Musk Asked To Appear Before European Parliament For Unusual Reason

Foes and Friends of Musk In EU Parliament Have Asked Him To Appear

Zenger

More than half of businesses still struggling with Brexit bureaucracy two years later

‘Shackles’ of new trading arrangements causing serious problems, British Chambers of Commerce warns

The Independent UK

Greek MEP in EU parliament corruption case protests innocence

Eva Kaili asks a Belgian court to release her from detention under electronic surveillance.

Al Jazeera

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Lawyers seek release of suspect in EU corruption scandal

Lawyers for the former European Parliament vice-president suspected of being at the center of one of the European Union’s biggest corruption scandals are seeking her release from prison

The Independent UK

France fines Microsoft €60m for imposing advertising cookies

France’s data privacy regulator has fined tech giant Microsoft 60 million euros – the watchdog's largest fine of 2022 – for making it easier for users of its search engine to accept advertising cookies than to refuse them, and failing to conform to EU regulations.

Radio France Internationale

Intelligent Energy could start work on £100m East Midlands gigafactory in 2024

But UK firm warns it could still take plans to EU or Asia if domestic costs are too high

Birmingham Post

Amazon may breach trademark rights over fake Louboutin ads

The European Court of Justice says online retail giant Amazon may be in breach of luxury shoemaker Christian Louboutin’s trademark rights over the sale of counterfeit red-soled high-heeled shoes on its platform

The Independent UK

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Businesses 'banging their heads against the wall' due to Brexit trade blocks

BUSINESSES are “banging their heads against the wall” in the aftermath of Brexit and increased red tape, a new report has suggested.

The National (Scotland)

EU-Ukraine Summit Set for Feb 3, Location Not Decided

The chairman of the European Union's 27 leaders Charles Michel and the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen will hold a summit with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Feb. 3 next year, an EU spokesman said on Thursday. The location of the summit has not been determined…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Did This Year Move the Needle on Climate Change?

Climate action was needed more than ever in 2022. Here’s what changed—and what didn’t.

Foreign Policy

EU-Ukraine summit set for Feb 3, location not decided

Reuters

Jordan's King Asserts Importance of France's Support of Two-State Solution

The Jordanian monarch, King Abdullah II, stressed the importance of the supporting positions of France and the European Union for peace efforts based on the two-state solution. King Abdullah stressed that Jordan would continue to exert all efforts to safeguard Jerusalem's Islamic and Christian sites under Hashemite guardianship, reiterating the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Minister admits post-Brexit red tape should be eased

Environment minister’s comments come as British Chambers of Commerce calls for action

The Independent UK

One in ten Brits will spend Christmas abroad - with France and Italy as top destinations

More than a quarter simply want to get out of the UK, while 13% while be visiting family or friends abroad - in countries including Austria, Hungary, and Spain

Daily Mirror

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Manchester Evening News

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens in UK declared unlawful by High Court

There are 2.6 million people affected by the ruling

Bangkok Post

Crude oil prices continue to fluctuate due to the protracted Russia-Ukraine war and Russian oil price cap

Global political and economic directions shifted as soon as Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine under a “special operations” mission on 24 February 2022.

The Conversation

China's increasing economic ties with the Gulf states are reducing the west's sway in the Middle East

At the end of November 2022, UK prime minister Rishi Sunak announced that the “golden era” between Great Britain and China was over. China may not have been too bothered by this news however, and has been busy making influential friends elsewhere.

Wales Online

Business leaders call for 'honest dialogue' on improving trade with Europe as firms struggle

The British Chambers of Commerce has warned a significant number of businesses are still struggling with the UK-EU trade deal

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Reuters

U.S., partners condemn Taliban decision to ban women from universities -statement

The United States, the European Union and 11 foreign ministers condemned the Taliban's decision to ban women from universities in Afghanistan, according to a joint statement issued on Wednesday.

Foreign Policy

Europe Is Learning to Live Without Russian Energy

Russian President Vladimir Putin played the energy card on Europe to undercut Ukraine. Europe called his bluff.

The Independent UK

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens living in UK deemed unlawful

High Court says pre-settled status system is not lawful and creates too much uncertainty

The Conversation

Hungary and the EU are in an endless dispute that challenges the very foundations of the union

As 2022 drew to a close, Hungary and the European Union made a modicum of progress in their long-running battle of wills. The (pro-Kremlin) Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán ended his opposition to sending European funds to support Ukraine in the hope of unlocking other withheld funding for his own…

Daily Mirror

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens in UK declared unlawful by High Court

The Home Office lost a case over the 'pre-settled-status' rule - which could see up to 2.6million EU citizens become 'illegal overstayers' overnight and 'liable to detention and removal'

The Conversation

Ukraine war: Putin has been weaponising energy for years, here's what to look out for next

Not since the 1970s oil crisis has the west seen such a focus on energy security. Suddenly in 2022 it became a critical part of the battle for Ukraine. Russian attacks on energy facilities have left millions of Ukrainians without power during a freezing winter.

The National (Scotland)

Slump in UK's GDP shows Brexit not working, say SNP

NEW analysis showing the UK's GDP slumped by 5.5 in the second quarter of the year has intensified calls for Scottish independence.

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