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EU backs lower residue limits for bee-harming pesticides

European Union governments have agreed to reduce the residue limits for two pesticides that harm bees, a move that will mainly impact agricultural producers seeking to export food or animal feed to the bloc.

Reuters

Number of Russians crossing into EU up by 30%, border agency says

The number of Russians entering the EU has jumped following a partial mobilisation ordered by Moscow, and illegal crossings are likely to increase should Russia decide to close the border for potential conscripts, EU border agency Frontex said on Tuesday.

Reuters

‘We didn’t want to be part of the war’: Russians at the Georgia border flee Putin’s call-up

Families, exhausted and bewildered, are queuing for hours at Russia’s borders to escape mobilisation

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Brexit is Tories’ ‘biggest failure’ with ‘no plan for future’, Keir Starmer says

’With Liz Truss, the Tories are changing the meaning of Brexit before your eyes”, Labour leader warns

The Independent UK

Explosion and gas leak at Nord Stream pipeline branded 'Russia terrorist attack'

Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the leaks at Nord Stream were caused by sabotage while Ukraine believes an explosion at the site is a "terrorist attack"

Daily Mirror

Critics of UK tax cut plans 'don't believe in Britain' says Tory party chairman

Meanwhile, a YouGov poll found that seven in 10 Tory voters don't approve of the plans which disproportionately benefit high-earners

The National (Scotland)

Ukraine urges EU to impose economic sanctions on Russia over annexation votes

Ukraine urged the European Union on Tuesday to impose economic sanctions on Russia to punish it for staging annexation votes in four occupied regions, and said the moves by Moscow would not change Ukraine's actions on the battlefield.

Reuters

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Iran and IAEA restart talks amid nuclear deal deadlock

IAEA head Grossi announces resumption of talks, but neither side has changed its public stance.

Al Jazeera

Active Regional, Int’l Mediations Seek to Resolve Sudanese Crisis

Vice President of Sudan's Sovereign Council Mohammad Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, held talks on Monday with the European Union Special Representative for the Horn of Africa, Annette Weber. He called on all Sudanese parties to make “national concessions” to maintain the country's security and stability and renewed the military’s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Commission says premature to speculate on cause of Russian gas pipeline leaks

The European Commission on Tuesday said it was premature to speculate on the cause of leaks in the two Nord Stream pipelines designed to bring gas from Russia to Europe.

Reuters

Rishi Sunak’s unlikely friendship with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni — a symbol of the Tories’ right-wing turn?

She’s spoken highly of Mussolini and is known for her nativist views — what does it say about Sunak’s political intentions? Katie Strick reports

Evening Standard

TUI issues checklist to passengers following Europe passport warning

The travel firm has said that holidaymakers should ensure that they have a valid passport and adequate insurance.

Daily Record

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation fell this week as fuel prices dropped

The Independent UK

Ukraine refugees push German population to all-time high

Refugees arriving from Ukraine have helped drive Germany's population to its highest level, the Federal Statistical Office said, with more than 84 million people now living in the European Union's most populous country.

Reuters

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Foreign Affairs

Europe’s Unsolved Energy Puzzle

How the quest for resources has shaped the continent.

The Guardian - UK

Wolves and brown bears among wildlife making ‘exciting’ comeback in Europe

Exclusive: report on species recovery shows how effective legal protection, habitat restoration and reintroductions can be

The Guardian - UK

Russians paying £25,000 for seats on private planes after war mobilisation

Passengers heading to Armenia and Turkey amid fears Russia could soon close borders to men of fighting age

Al Jazeera

Giorgia Meloni is on track to win. What’s next for Italy?

What is going to be Brothers of Italy stance with the EU, and are its members’ experienced enough?

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Axios

Europe's nationalists rebrand, and win

Italy's election winners have their roots in neo-fascism.

Newsroom.co.nz

Better free trade outcome 'an illusion' – EU politician

EU trade committee chair on the NZ trade deal, Chinese coercion, and the Ukraine war.

The Guardian - UK

European telecoms chiefs call on tech firms to share internet network costs

Amazon, Netflix and other big generators of global traffic should help pay soaring infrastructure costs, telecoms firms say

Reuters

Transparency International urges EU sanctions on Russian diamonds, miner Alrosa

The European Union should bar Russian diamond imports and blacklist diamond miner Alrosa and its head Sergei Ivanov, Transparency International told Reuters on Monday, as the 27-nation bloc prepares new sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine.

Reuters

Hungary's commitments to the EU on cutting corruption risks

Hungary's government has submitted anti-corruption legislation to parliament, trying to stave off a suspension of European Union funds at a time when its economy faces a likely recession next year.

The Guardian - UK

Italy’s drift to the far right began long before the rise of Giorgia Meloni

A normalisation of far-right parties dating back to Berlusconi has paved the way, says the author David Broder

Reuters

Many in Bosnia doubt elections will tackle dysfunctional economy

With nationalist rhetoric dominating the campaign for Bosnia's Oct. 2 election, many doubt the vote will usher in leaders who would focus on reforms to tackle a dysfunctional economy and unblock the country's path to European Union membership.

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