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Opec agrees to ramp up oil production, but fails to exclude Russia

Brent crude makes small rise to $116.94 as group sets extra output higher at 650,000 barrels a day

The Guardian - UK

Nine European countries keeping Covid restrictions in place in June - entry rules explained

A number of countries plan to keep some rules in place for the month of June

Daily Record

Putin-linked elites, yachts, firms targeted for sanctions

The Treasury Department is targeting yachts, aircrafts, the firms that manage them, Kremlin officials and businessmen linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin in a new round of sanctions

The Independent UK

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Dublin Airport Authority repeatedly pleaded not to be hit with fines over lengthy queues as it 'could compromise security'

DAA said their emphasis had to remain on safety, rather than waiting times

Irish Mirror

How holidaymakers may be entitled to compensation for delayed flights amid travel chaos

Advice Direct Scotland has issued new guidance for passengers affected by delays and cancellations at UK airports.

Daily Record

Oil rises as stockpiles fall, OPEC+ supply hike disappoints

Oil increased as US crude inventories dropped, exacerbating concerns about a tight market after traders expressed doubt that OPEC+ can deliver on its agreement to accelerate the pace of a supply hike.

Tribune News Service

EU gives final approval to sanctions targeting Russian oil and Sberbank

The European Union on Thursday gave its final approval to new sanctions on Russian oil and top bank Sberbank, after much wrangling with Hungary, as punishment for Russian President Vladimir Putin's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

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European parliament bars Russian lobbyists

Russian lobbyists are barred from the European Parliament, the head of the chamber said on Thursday, adding that Europe had to protect themselves from the Kremlin's influence and propaganda over the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

N. Korea criticized as it takes helm of UN disarmament body

Dozens of mostly Western countries have criticized North Korea's weapons programs as its government takes over the rotating presidency of the U.N.-backed Conference on Disarmament

The Independent UK

Tory MP sparks Brexiter backlash with call to rejoin EU single market

Boris Johnson allies seize on Tobias Ellwood’s comments to say Brexit would not be safe with rebel Tories

The Guardian - UK

Moscow calls EU move to phase out Russian oil 'self-destructive'

Russia warned on Thursday that the European Union's decision to partially phase out Russian oil was likely to destabilise global energy markets, calling it a 'self-destructive' step that could backfire on the bloc.

Reuters

Moderna delays COVID vaccine deliveries to EU by several months

Moderna Inc said on Thursday it has agreed to push back some COVID-19 vaccine deliveries to the European Union by several months to later in 2022 or early next year.

Reuters

Dining across the divide: ‘He struggled to use the word “corrupt” about the Conservatives’

One voted Labour, the other Tory, and they disagreed about Brexit. Can they find common ground over JK Rowling?

The Guardian - UK

Brexit means fall in crops and fewer British products in supermarkets, farmers tell MPs

Exclusive: Kent farming giant reports 8% fall in harvest due to lack of seasonal pickers – saying it’s easier to import fruit

The Independent UK

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AU chair Macky Sall heads to Russia for talks with Putin over food security

The head of the African Union, Senegalese President Macky Sall, is scheduled to speak with President Vladimir Putin in the south-western Russian city of Sochi in a bid to offset Africa's impending food crisis due to the war in Ukraine.

Glasgow Live

Urgent airport travel disruption advice issued to Scottish travellers over Jubilee weekend

Delays and cancellations have been seen around the UK and urgent advice has been issued to Scottish holidaymakers ahead of the long weekend as airports and airlines feel the pressure of a surge in customers.

Reuters

French diplomats strike over reforms, cost cuts, lack of recognition

French diplomats went on strike on Thursday for the first time in 20 years in protest at a perceived lack of recognition, fewer means, and reforms pushed by President Emmanuel Macron that they say could hurt France's global standing.

The Independent UK

Denmark gives 'clear signal' with EU defense policy vote

Denmark's foreign minister says he expects the country to join the European Union’s common defense policy in July

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Former Estonian president speaks about the war in Ukraine and the way forward

Former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves wasn't surprised Russia invaded Ukraine. In an interview on his family's farm, he says he hopes the world is waking up to the dangers Russia poses.

Liverpool Echo

Reasons behind Manchester Airport's delays, cancellations and huge queues

The airport has faced many problems over the month

Tribune News Service

Commentary: NATO should think twice before accepting Finland and Sweden

One of the ironies of Russia’s war against Ukraine — ostensibly fought to prevent that nation from joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization — has been its impact on two of Europe’s traditionally neutral states, Finland and Sweden. On May 18, just 84 days after the invasion, Swedish and Finnish…

The Independent UK

Brexit: Senior Tory MP calls for UK to rejoin EU single market to ease cost of living crisis

‘I’m daring to think outside the box’, says Tobias Ellwood

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: Free courts at stake as EU mulls Poland funding

The independence of Poland's courts is at the heart of a dispute with the European Union, which has withheld billions in pandemic recovery funds to Warsaw over the matter

Asharq Al-Awsat

Five Ways Russia's Ukraine Invasion Upended World Order

The 100 days since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine have seen Europe destabilized, the global economy weakened, and the world order turned upside down. But Russian President Vladimir Putin remains in power and despite the battering of the Russian economy and failures of the military campaign shows no sign…

The Independent UK

Two UK residents travelling on EU passports ‘asked for extra ID’ to fly home

Exclusive: UK residents with indefinite leave to remain say easyJet and Ryanair demanded extra identification and threatened to deny boarding

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