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North Macedonia approves EU deal to unlock accession talks

North Macedonia’s parliament approved a European Union proposal that aims to help resolve a Balkan dispute and unlock the organization’s enlargement in Europe’s most volatile region.

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Liz Truss vows biggest change in economic policy in decades if she becomes PM

Foreign secretary wants ‘bold new approach’ in policies

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak targets scrapping EU laws in fresh pitch to Brexiteers

His latest intervention comes as the remaining five contenders still in the contest are preparing for the second televised debate.

The Independent UK

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PM candidate Penny Mordaunt blasted for taking £20,000 donation from climate sceptics

Penny Mordaunt - one of the frontrunners to replace Boris Johnson - has described climate change as an 'existential threat' but voted against measures aimed at tackling the issue

Daily Mirror

Europe can’t shake off COVID-19 as variant fuels summer spike

It was supposed to be a post-COVID-19 summer in Europe. Masks are gone in most places, and vacation season is in full swing as workers rush for the beaches and cities they missed in the two years marked by the pandemic. But instead, the reality confronting people is that the…

Tribune News Service

North Macedonia parliament OKs deal to set EU bid in motion

North Macedonia has approved a French proposal that opens the way for negotiations to join the European Union and overcome Bulgarian objections

The Independent UK

North Macedonia votes to end dispute with Bulgaria, clears way for EU talks

Lawmakers in North Macedonia on Saturday passed a French-brokered deal aimed at settling a dispute with Bulgaria and clearing the way to long-due European Union membership talks.

Reuters

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'Record low' number of people think Brexit was a good idea, John Curtice says

A “RECORD high” number of people believe Brexit was a mistake, according to the latest polling.

The National (Scotland)

European Sources to Asharq Al-Awsat: We Made Concessions to Iran, it Should Seize the Opportunity

With the end of the latest round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States, through European mediation, the four western capitals (Washington, London, Paris and Berlin), in addition to the representative of the European Union, were convinced that discussions in Vienna would pave the way for a speedy…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Brits heading to Spain need three extra documents for e-gates

Foreign Office's updated advice on Spain's entry rules says incoming travellers must have documents including proof of a place to stay after UK withdrawal from EU

Wales Online

India, EU reiterate mutual commitment to universal human rights

India joins the European Union to “recognise” the “important role” of national human rights institutions, civil society actors and journalists

The Hindu

Tory leadership candidates' policies compared - from 'fantasy' tax cuts to culture wars

The four remaining candidates hoping to succeed Boris Johnson - Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss, Penny Mordaunt and Kemi Badenoch - have clashed over each other's records. We look at their stances on key issues

Daily Mirror

Moldova gets support from partners amid series of hardships

Moldova received about 600 million euros in pledges at a donors conference to help the tiny country overcome rising inflation and the impact of Russia’s war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Novavax (NVAX) Down As EU Adds Side Effects To COVID Jab Label

Shares of Novavax (NASDAQ: NVAX) fell 26.2% on Jul 14, after the European Medicines Agency's (TSE: EMA) Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee ("PRAC") updated the product label of Nuvaxovid, the company's COVID-19 vaccine, to include some potential side effects like severe aller

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‘Gas blackmail’: how Putin’s weaponised energy supplies are hurting Europe

After gas supplies through Nord Stream 1 stopped on Monday, European leaders plan for a future without Russian energy

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU: End of Iran Nuclear Talks Near but May Not Yield Deal

Negotiations to bring Iran back into compliance with a landmark 2015 nuclear accord are coming to an end, but it is not clear if they will result in an agreement between Tehran and world powers, a senior EU official said on Friday. In 2018, then-US President Donald Trump abandoned the…

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Ryanair, easyJet, British Airways, TUI: Money Saving Expert shares how to claim flight compensation

Holidaymakers are facing a stressful summer as some airlines are warning travellers that further flight cancellations and delays are to be expected. Here's what you are entitled to.

The Independent UK

Bill to ban ‘vile and cruel’ shark fin trade has Government’s ‘full support’

Opening the second reading debate of her Shark Fins Bill, Labour’s Christina Rees told the Commons “sharks desperately need our help and protection”.

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EU to target Russian gold exports in latest Ukraine invasion sanctions

The European Union will target Russian gold exports in an upgrade of the bloc's sanctions against Moscow, due to be announced on Friday.

Reuters

EU executive proposes new gold import ban on Russia - statement

The European Union's executive, the European Commission, formally proposed on Friday new sanctions on Russia, including a new import ban on Russian gold.

Radio France Internationale

EU Commission takes Hungary to court in effort to overturn LGBTQ law

The European Commission took Hungary to court on Friday to contest a Hungarian law banning the provision of LGBTQ content to minors.

The Independent UK

EU takes Hungary to highest court over LGBT, media rules

The European Union’s executive has intensified its legal standoff with Hungary by taking Budapest to the EU’s highest court over a restrictive law on LGBT issues and media freedom

Reuters

N.Macedonia lawmakers may vote on divisive EU talks deal this weekend

Lawmakers in North Macedonia may vote this weekend on a French-brokered deal aimed at settling disputes with Bulgaria and clearing the way to long-due European Union membership talks, a parliamentary official said on Friday.

The Independent UK

European Commission to sue Orban’s Hungary over anti-LGBT laws

Hungary will also be taken to court over a refusal to renew the licence of a radio station that is critical of the government

Chronicle Live

The airports in Spain and Portugal with e-gates for UK passports - but you still need a stamp

Brexit means electronic passport gates in most EU countries no longer accept British passports, but Spain and Portugal do at major airports

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