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EU tourism surges back in December, but still below pre-pandemic levels - Eurostat

Tourists in the European Union more than tripled the nights they spent in short-stay accommodation in December compared with a year earlier, the EU's statistics office said on Monday, though levels remained well below pre-pandemic norms.

Reuters

Ukraine: how Putin could try to split the country into regional puppet governments

In its scale and cost, as well as its broader implications for European and international security, Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine constitutes a new low in the foreign policy of Russian president Vladimir Putin. But below the surface, Russia is also following established playbooks in how it deals with…

The Conversation

Could energy independence from Russia spur a shift to renewables?

European energy experts and the ECB say such a transition will involve higher energy costs and some hardship.

Al Jazeera

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EU Proposes Ban On Proof Of Work Cryptos Like Bitcoin

Marcus Sotiriou, Analyst at the UK based digital asset broker GlobalBlock

Benzinga

EU to tighten sanctions on Russian oil companies, but stops short of import ban - source

European Union states are set to adopt new sanctions against Russia's oil majors Rosneft, Transneft and Gazprom Neft, but will continue to buy oil from them, an EU source told Reuters on Monday.

Reuters

London has long been a magnet for refugees – we must continue this generosity

Commuters passing through Liverpool Street Station may pass by a bronze sculpture, “The Arrival.” It commemorates the “Kindertransport”, the influx of 10,000 Jewish children from eastern Europe who arrived at the station in 1938-39. Over 80 years later, more refugees from eastern Europe find themselves with their lives imperilled. As…

Evening Standard

Ukraine: why Emmanuel Macron's open line to Moscow has not delivered the international prestige he expected

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has taken a big gamble in putting himself forward as Europe’s man in Moscow (at least virtually) during the crisis in Ukraine. He has kept an open dialogue with Vladimir Putin even as the Russian leader invaded and insists that he continues to press for…

The Conversation

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Holocaust memorial suspends Roman Abramovich ties just weeks after eight-figure donation

Israel’s official Holocaust memorial and museum has suspended ties with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich just weeks after he made an eight-figure donation in a "long-term strategic partnership"

Daily Mirror

N.Ireland appeals court dismisses post-Brexit challenge on trade

Pro-unionist politicians on Monday lost an appeal against a High Court judgment that the Northern Ireland protocol governing post-Brexit trade was consistent with British and European Union law.

Reuters

Roman Abramovich moves private jet and relocates yacht as Chelsea chief sanctioned by EU

The West has continued to crank up the pressure on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich as the EU plans to impose fresh sanctions while he has relocated his private jet and yacht

Daily Mirror

EU to keep talking with Bulgaria until enlargement spat solved, Borrell says

The European Commission will continue talking to Bulgaria to get its approval for accepting North Macedonia into the bloc, the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday.

Reuters

EU to propose enhancing security of Western Balkans

The European Union will propose enhancing the security and defence of Western Balkans countries to "anchor" the region firmly within the 27-member bloc amid concern about threats from Russia, the EU's foreign policy chief said on Monday.

Reuters

Ireland on 'high alert' for dangerous Russian cyberattack as Simon Coveney warns of rise in threat

In March of last year, the HSE was hit by a ransomware attack by a group operating from Russia which caused havoc in Irish hospitals.

Irish Mirror

Over 2,400 civilians died in Mariupol since Russian invaded, EU says

More than 2,400 civilians have been killed in the southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol since Russia invaded the country last month, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday.

Reuters

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EU members should keep budgets 'reactive' over Ukraine crisis - France

EU governments need to keep their fiscal stances "reactive" in the face of the current Ukraine crisis with targetted measures for households and firms, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire.

Reuters

Greek PM tells Zelenskiy EU sanctions will help pressure Russia

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday the full implementation of sanctions by European Union countries would help put pressure on Russia to stop attacks.

Reuters

EU agrees to freeze Roman Abramovich's assets - diplomats

Top European Union diplomats have agreed to add Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich to the EU list of Russian billionaires sanctioned after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, two diplomatic sources said on Monday.

The Independent UK

Chelsea news LIVE: Saudi Media Group bid to buy club as fans ordered to stop chanting for Roman Abramovich

Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich facing further sanctions from the EU after being disqualified as director and Thomas Tuchel refuses to commit his long-term future to Blues

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The Guardian - UK

Can the west slaughter Putin’s sacred cash cow?

Ukraine believes the only way the Russian president will back down is if his economic power base in fossil fuels is seriously threatened. Putin thinks Europe and the US are too weak to do it – but some believe there is a way

The Independent UK

Russia sanctions: Mercedes-Benz and L’Oreal join firms severing ties over Ukraine invasion - see full list

Fast food, sporting fixtures and music tours targeted by worldwide boycott of Russia

The Guardian - UK

Tate galleries cut ties with sanctioned billionaires after Ukraine invasion

Group severs relations with donors and supporters who were sanctioned by US and EU

Tribune News Service

EU discussing sanctions on Chelsea’s Abramovich, other Russians

European Union governments are discussing sanctioning the owner of Chelsea Football Club, Roman Abramovich, along with more than a dozen other prominent Russians, according to documents seen by Bloomberg and people familiar with the matter.

France 24

As it happened: Over 2.8 million have fled Ukraine, EU agrees on fourth set of Russian sanctions

The number of refugees who have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion began on February 24 has topped 2.8 million, the United Nations said Monday, as the two countries held a fourth round of talks in a bid to end the devastating war. FRANCE 24 brought you Monday's events as…

Al Jazeera

Ukraine latest updates: Civilian convoy leaves besieged Mariupol

Ukraine news from March 14: Attempts to evacuate civilians and deliver humanitarian aid has failed for several days.

The Independent UK

Micheal Martin: Protocol issues unlikely to be fixed before Stormont elections

The Taoiseach said the channels of communication needed to remain open between the UK and the EU.

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