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Scottish independence: how Nicola Sturgeon's pledge to rejoin the EU could impact a referendum vote

In its new white paper on the economics of independence, the Scottish government made it clear that rejoining the EU was central to its vision of how Scotland could prosper outside the UK. Rather than simply being a question of whether Scotland should be part of the UK, the first…

The Conversation

The whole world is facing a debt crisis – but richer countries can afford to stop it

Countries across the world are drifting towards a debt crisis. Economic slowdowns and rising inflation have increased demands on spending, making it almost impossible for many governments to pay back the money they owe.

The Conversation

Serbia toughens visa rules as migration prompts EU pressure

Serbia is seeing a sudden tourism boom from countries whose citizens never had its sightseeing and shopping opportunities on their radar

The Independent UK

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EU to drastically reduce deadly air pollution with tougher laws

The European Union will on Wednesday lay out plans to cut air and water pollution levels to zero by 2050.

Radio France Internationale

NI Secretary holding talks with Stormont parties as election deadline looms

If no ministerial executive is in place by Friday, the UK Government assumes a legal responsibility to call another election in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Lapid: Israel Will Become Major Gas Supplier to Europe

Israel’s Prime Minister Yair Lapid said the US-mediated agreement demarcating a disputed maritime border with Lebanon will be signed on Thursday and make Israel “a major gas supplier to Europe.” He described the agreement as “historic” because not only it was signed with Lebanon but also because the calm it…

Asharq Al-Awsat

French, German leaders to meet in Paris to discuss diverging policy stances

French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Paris on Wednesday, amid divergences between the two neighbors and key European Union allies over EU strategy, defense and economic policies.

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French, German leaders to meet in Paris amid diverging views

French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to meet in Paris with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz amid divergences between the two neighbors and key European Union allies over EU strategy, defense and economic policies

The Independent UK

Illegal fishing spurs billions in losses for developing countries, study says

Analysis finds global practice is a major driver of marine ecosystems’ destruction and is estimated to run up to $50bn

The Guardian - US

EU Regulations Bill is a ‘potential death sentence’ for Scottish agriculture

CHANGES proposed in the Retained EU Law Bill could be a “potential death sentence” for Scottish agriculture, the SNP have warned.

The National (Scotland)

More than two-thirds of Channel migrants ‘could have asylum claims granted’, report claims

The government refuses to consider asylum claims from people who have travelled through safe countries like France

The Independent UK

Kosovo will not delay Serb car plate rule despite calls by West

Kosovo will defy calls by Western countries for a 10-month delay in the implementation a rule under which ethnic Serbs switch their car licence plates to local ones, Kosovo's prime minister said on Tuesday, in a move that could aggravate ethnic tensions.

Reuters

Uber whistleblower calls on Europe to tackle ‘undemocratic’ power of tech companies

Mark MacGann tells MEPs Uber had ‘almost unlimited finance’ to silence drivers with legal disputes

The Guardian - UK

Warning for iPhone users as new chargers being rolled out under EU law

All phones, tablets and electronic devices must feature USB-C ports - which certain Apple products already do, but those with iPhones and AirPods will need to change.

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EU lifts sanctions on three Burundian officials including PM

The European Union said on Tuesday it had lifted sanctions on three officials from Burundi, including the prime minister, as it engages in ongoing dialogue with authorities about improving the country's human rights record.

The Guardian - UK

Rees-Mogg lambasts critics of EU laws bill after quitting government

Former business secretary tells opponents of bill they are fighting a Brexit battle all over again

The National (Scotland)

Crofters gather outside Holyrood to demand more support in Agriculture Bill

A GROUP of crofters and small farmers have gathered outside Holyrood to demand more support from the Scottish Government's new Agriculture…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Report: More than 29,000 Migrants to Europe Died Since 2014

More than 29,000 people have died on migration journeys to Europe since 2014, with 5,000 perishing in the last two years, the International Organization for Migration said in a report issued Tuesday.

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The Independent UK

Stormont Assembly set for recall debate hours before election deadline

The latest bid to resurrect the powersharing institutions is set to fail due to the ongoing DUP block on electing a speaker and nominating ministers.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak pledges to deliver Tory 2019 manifesto - what to look out for

During his first speech as Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak said he would deliver on Tory promises made before the last General Election, saying Boris Johnson isn't the only figure with a mandate to lead the country

The Independent UK

National Rail train strikes November 2022 dates

Three more national rail strikes have been called by the RMT union, including one rearranged date.

Daily Mirror

iPhone users will need a new charger after EU law forces Apple to swap connection port

A new EU law now requires all phones, tablets and electronic devices to feature USB-C charging ports - many Apple products already use this port but some devices such as iPhone and AirPods will have to change

Dublin Live

Clocks go back 2022: When and why does it happen and is it being scrapped?

The grand stretch in the evening is well and truly gone

The Guardian - UK

You have power, Rishi Sunak. Use it. Rejoin the single market and customs union

This Brexit built on lies can’t be undone, but the new PM has a chance to minimise the damage , says Jürgen Maier, vice-chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership

Asharq Al-Awsat

Western Countries Vow to Support Sudan in Post-Civilian Transition

A group of western countries vowed to help Sudan unlock its “substantial” economic potential after a return to a credible civilian transition. The United States, Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement that…

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