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Frontex says damning report findings 'practices of the past'

The European Union's border agency sought to put a damning report highlighting its involvement in covering up alleged migrant pushbacks from Greece behind it, saying that any wrongdoings are “practices of the past.”

The Independent UK

EU regulator recommends clearing Takeda's dengue vaccine

The European Medicines Agency is recommending that a dengue vaccine made by the Japanese pharmaceutical Takeda be authorized, in a move that could provide a new tool for millions worldwide against the potentially fatal disease

The Independent UK

Home Office taken to court over ‘pre-settled status’ rules for EU citizens

IMA says millions could lose right to live in UK if they do not reapply for settled status and this is ‘unlawful’

The Guardian - UK

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‘Northern Ireland Protocol being used to hold institutions hostage’

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) urged politicians to return to power-sharing immediately.

The Independent UK

EU chief warns Vladimir Putin his Russian army will be 'annihilated' if he nukes Ukraine

The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has hit back at Vladimir Putin's taunt that he could deploy tactical nukes in Ukraine, warning the Russian military faces annihilation

Daily Mirror

Warning to anyone planning trip to Spain as Covid rules remain in place

Holidaymakers planning a half-term break need to be aware that Spain is the only EU country where travel restrictions are still in place

Wales Online

UK government still giving false information on EU passport validity

Exclusive: Parents wrongly told ‘your child will need six months left on their passport’

The Independent UK

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Wales a major financial services exporter says report

Wales’ financial and related professional services exports were up 64% in the decade to 2020

Birmingham Post

Serbia must adapt to EU visa policy to join bloc - German interior minister

Serbia must adapt to European Union visa policy if it wants to join the bloc, Germany's interior minister said in Luxembourg on Friday.

Reuters

European football’s earthquake is coming - what will it look like after?

A power battle at the very top of the game could soon come to a head with potentially massive repercussions for the whole sport, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

Putin Touts Türkiye Gas Hub While Europe Looks to Cut Consumption

President Vladimir Putin touted Türkiye on Thursday as the best route for redirecting gas supplies to the European Union after Nord Stream pipeline leaks, while Western nations focused on efforts to cut energy consumption. Putin told his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan that Türkiye could act as a gas hub, having…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU border agency accused of serious rights violations in leaked report

Classified document alleges Frontex involvement in cover-ups and illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers from Greece and Malta

The Guardian - UK

Europe's centre-left urges majority voting in some EU foreign policy -paper

Europe's main centre-left parties believe the European Union should gradually transition to majority voting in some areas of foreign policy, according to a draft paper of the Party of European Socialists (PES) regional grouping obtained by Reuters.

Reuters

South West financial services sector sells £5bn of business overseas in one year

The region has seen a surge in financial services exports over the last decade, according to a new TheCityUK report

Birmingham Post

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How OPEC's oil cuts are souring the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia

The world's major oil producers are slashing the amount of oil they supply. Here's how it could affect the global economy and why US President Joe Biden is disappointed.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 233 of the invasion

Russia evacuates civilians from Ukraine’s Kherson; Moscow’s forces would be ‘annihilated’ if Putin used nuclear weapons, says EU foreign policy chief

Al Jazeera

Putin courts Erdogan to pump more Russian gas through Turkey

Russian president says Turkey offers the best route to redirect gas to the EU after Nord Stream pipeline damage.

The Independent UK

EU report: Frontex covered up Greek pushbacks of migrants

A much-anticipated report by the European Union’s anti-fraud watchdog into the alleged involvement of the EU border agency Frontex in Greece’s illegal pushbacks of migrants to Turkey has concluded that agency employees were involved in covering up such incidents in violation of migrants' “fundamental rights.”

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The Guardian - UK

This mini-budget crisis feels like the death of the Conservative party

Liz Truss has reduced the Tories to a failed revolutionary faction staring into a £62bn black hole, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Independent UK

Ukraine dominates shortlist for EU human rights prize

Ukrainian entries are dominating the shortlist to win to European Union’s top human rights prize

The National (Scotland)

Post-Brexit EU fingerprint checks set to cause travel disruption next summer

FINGERPRINT checks set to be introduced on the EU border could cause significant disruption to holidaymakers, industry experts have warned.

Reuters

Putin touts Turkey gas hub while Europe looks to cut consumption

President Vladimir Putin touted Turkey on Thursday as the best route for redirecting gas supplies to the European Union after Nord Stream pipeline leaks, while Western nations focused on efforts to cut energy consumption.

The Independent UK

Julian Assange makes final shortlist for human rights award

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded each year by the European Union Parliament.

Irish Mirror

Irish charity joins 'fight against single use plastics' in Brussels

"We all see first-hand how much plastic packaging ends up in our rivers and beaches" says Irish MEP Grace O'Sullivan

The Conversation

Ukraine war: latest UN vote shows world wants conflict to end – but can't agree on how to prevent Putin going nuclear

Each time the United Nations gathers to debate and vote on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it becomes more obvious that the vast majority of the international community condemns the invasion and wants the conflict to stop. But what is also becoming clear is that the world is hopelessly divided as…

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