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'We should be proud of fitting, sensitive farewell to nation’s longest-reigning monarch'

Occasions full of gravitas and grandeur such as this – mourning a monarch while sensitively presenting her successor to the country – are what the British state does best

Daily Mirror

EU wants to assess media mergers for media pluralism, editorial independence

The European Union wants to enact tougher rules for media groups seeking to acquire smaller rivals on whether their deals ensure media pluralism and safeguard editorial independence, according to draft EU rules seen by Reuters.

Reuters

EU slammed over failure to protect marine life from ‘destructive’ fishing

Strict no-take policies urged by scientists, who note there is less protection in 59% of marine protected areas than outside MPAs

The Guardian - UK

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EU Regulator Backs Pfizer's BA.4/5-Adapted COVID Booster

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) on Monday recommended a COVID-19 booster designed to combat Omicron offshoots BA.4/5, days after endorsing a pair of boosters tailored to target the older BA.1 variant. The latest recommendation is for a so-called bivalent vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech, which targets BA.4/5 as well…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU regulator clears Pfizer-BioNTech's tweaked COVID booster

The European Medicines Agency has recommended the authorization of a tweaked booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine that includes protection against two of the latest versions of omicron, as countries look to bolster their immunization programs ahead of winter

The Independent UK

UN to EU: Don't backtrack on climate goals amid energy pinch

The acting U.N. human rights chief has urged European Union member states to avoid “backtracking” on their efforts to develop renewables and energy-efficiency projects at a time when soaring energy prices have prompted some to ramp up use of and searches for fossil fuels

The Independent UK

Germany: No option but to permit Russian uranium shipment

Germany says that it can’t stop a shipment of Russian uranium destined for French nuclear plants from being processed at a site in Germany because atomic fuel isn’t covered by European Union sanctions on Russia

The Independent UK

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Eamon Ryan announces major EU offshore wind deal 'in response to Russia's war on energy'

'No one has ever weaponised access to the sun or wind'

Irish Mirror

EU’s Sefcovic ‘demonstrating flexibility’ in Northern Ireland Protocol dispute

Taoiseach Micheal Martin was responding to the EU chief Brexit negotiator’s suggestion that border checks could be cut to a ‘couple of lorries a day’.

The Independent UK

Major EU offshore wind deal struck in Dun Laoghaire 'in response to Russia's war on energy'

Minister Ryan also said he cannot guarantee there will be no blackouts this winter

Dublin Live

Europe hopes to reap political dividends from an expensive winter

The war in Ukraine forces the EU to decouple from Russian energy and teaches the bloc some hard lessons, say analysts.

Al Jazeera

Italian business lobby in talks over potential gas rationing

Italy's main business lobby group Confindustria is in talks with the government about potential gas rationing, the head of the organisation said on Monday.

Reuters

EU suggests Northern Ireland checks could be cut to ‘a couple lorries a day’

Statements from Prime Minister and the EU's chief negotiator sound a promising note

Insider UK

Iran and the US appear unlikely to reach a new nuclear deal – leaving everyone more unsafe

Iran’s standoff with the United States over its potential nuclear weapons program is unlikely to ease anytime soon.

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Reuters

EU cautious on Hungary's 'charm offensive' as billions of funds hang in balance -sources

The European Commission wants to see more action from Hungary on stepping up anti-corruption safeguards before Brussels agrees to unlock EU funds, EU sources said.

Reuters

Czech billionaire ex-PM stands trial accused of EU subsidy fraud

Former Czech prime minister Andrej Babis stood trial on Monday over fraud accusations connected to a 2 million euro ($2 million) European Union subsidy that have marred his political career for the past five years.

Reuters

EU readies energy package, countries split over gas price cap

The European Union is set to unveil a package of proposed emergency measures this week including a windfall profit levy on energy firms, but countries are split over the details and whether to impose a cap on gas prices.

The Independent UK

Brexit: EU’s Sefcovic offers to reduce NI border controls to ‘couple of lorries a day’

GB-NI trade border can be almost ‘invisible’, says European Commission VP in bid to restart talks

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The Independent UK

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis faces fraud trial

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis is going on trial in a $2 million fraud case involving European Union subsidies

The National (Scotland)

Scotland would have ‘favourable’ starting point for indy EU return

SCOTLAND would have a “favourable” starting point during the application process to join the European Union due to its previous membership of…

Reuters

EU's Sefcovic offers to reduce Northern Ireland border controls - FT

The European Union's Brexit chief Maros Sefcovic said he could reduce physical customs checks across the Irish Sea to just a few lorries a day, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

Bangkok Post

Excise Department says carbon tax in the pipeline

It is inevitable Thailand will introduce a carbon tax to match the global trend, says Excise Department director-general Ekniti Nitithanprapas.

The Guardian - AU

Reasons for (cautious) optimism: the good news on the climate crisis

Every fraction of a degree of global heating avoided makes a difference. Here are some reasons for hope

France 24

‘The British are worried’: Queen’s death comes amid deep economic anxiety

Britons’ shock and sorrow over the death of Queen Elizabeth II’s comes at an especially difficult time as the country – and the world – faces a cost-of-living crisis. But among the mourners around Buckingham Palace on Sunday there was a sense that the queen will remain a source of…

The Independent UK

UK homes among worst in Europe for energy efficiency, say experts calling for insulation plan

Liz Truss’s government faces ‘even more’ difficult position in winter 2023 without plan to fix leaky homes

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