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Conservative Nawrocki narrowly wins Poland's presidential election

A surprise presidential win for Poland's conservative Karol Nawrocki signals potential clashes lie ahead with the pro-European government’s reform agenda.

Radio France Internationale

Trump-backed nationalist elected Poland president in blow to EU

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The Independent UK

Eurosceptic nationalist Karol Nawrocki elected Poland president in tight election

Karol Nawrocki’s victory deals blow to Donald Tusk’s pro-EU coalition government

The Independent UK

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OPINION - Londoners aren't very attached to England — because Right-wingers have made it so unfashionable

It’s often when I’m away from home that I feel patriotic. Like when they don’t fill the pint glass to the top in Europe. Or if an American says, “I’m gonna do…” when ordering food in a restaurant. Xenophobia or patriotism? Who knows. The two are intertwined anyway.

Evening Standard

The EU faces a moment of truth. Will it follow through on trade sanctions on Israel – or slide into irrelevance?

A human rights review of EU-Israel ties is under way. The results will be significant for both the war and Europe’s reputation, says Martin Konečný, head of the European Middle East Project

The Guardian - UK

No one more to blame for cost of living crisis than Nigel Farage, says Stephen Flynn

STEPHEN Flynn has claimed that no one has contributed more to the cost of living crisis than Reform UK leader and “Brexit’s biggest champion”…

The National (Scotland)

Voting begins in decisive presidential runoff in Poland

Poles began casting their ballots on Sunday in a decisive presidential runoff that could set the course for the nation’s political future and its relations with the European Union.

Euronews

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France pumps money into eastern air base to handle nuclear-armed bombers

In a sign of the growing security nerves in Europe, France has embarked on a $1.7 billion (€1.5 billion) renovation of an air base in remote hills in the east of the country so it can handle nuclear-armed bombers.

Radio France Internationale

Poland braces for knife-edge presidential run-off in wide open election

Poland faces a razor-thin presidential run-off, with polls showing just a one to two per cent gap between the leading candidates: nationalist candidate Karol Nawrocki and liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, with a margin of error that leaves the outcome wide open. RFI spoke to veteran political observer Marcin Swiecicki,…

Radio France Internationale

He is the strongman who inspired Trump – but is Viktor Orbán losing his grip on power?

Opposition activists and journalists explain why the Orbánisation of the US may fail and how a former ally could end the Hungarian PM’s 15-year reign

The Guardian - UK

Far right weaponising LGBTQ+ rights in Europe to sow division, campaigners say

At the start of Pride month, groups report rise in hate crimes as politicians use laws and speeches to target trans people in particular

The Guardian - UK

Why you might need your fingerprint scanned to go on holiday in Europe

A new biometric entry system for non-EU citizens was due last year, but has been delayed

The Independent UK

World should be 'extremely worried' about Russia-China relationship, EU foreign policy chief warns

EU's foreign policy chief expressed alarm on Saturday over Russia-China ties amid North Korean troops in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned of Beijing's increasing threat, urging higher defence spending.

Euronews

British citizens face fingerprint scans each time they visit Europe as EU delays new biometric travel checks

Car passengers entering the Schengen area must get out of their car to be fingerprinted and photographed

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine must urgently be given the €300bn of frozen Russian assets

Confiscating the funds would shock Putin, help Ukraine, and take advantage of disillusionment in the US economy

Euronews

Thousands protest in Bulgaria against Euro and to maintain national currency

Bulgaria's new government, which was formed last month, has made eurozone membership a key priority. Opposition parties want a referendum to be held.

The Guardian - UK

UK trade secretary to seek exemption from US steel and aluminium tariffs

Trump announced on Friday night that he planned to double rates on imported steel, piling more pressure on the industry

Latin Times

EU Commission 'Strongly Regrets' Trump's Doubling of Steel Tariffs

The European Commission announced on Saturday it will enact counter tariffs in response to President Donald Trump increasing taxes on steel imports from 25% to 50%.

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Euronews

EU 'strongly regrets' Trump's announcement to double steel and aluminium tariffs to 50%

During a rally at a steel plant the US president announced that he will double tariffs on steel imports. Afterwards, he announced the same for aluminium. The measure, which would hit Europe hard, is supposed to come into force on 4 June.

The Guardian - UK

UK citizens face fingerprint checks each time they visit EU

Biometrics app not ready, meaning travellers through Port of Dover will have to exit vehicles to have identity verified

The Independent UK

Macron says West is losing credibility with ‘double standards’ on Ukraine and Gaza

French leader says world will question whether Europe and the US ‘are still able to preserve territorial integrity and sovereignty’

The Guardian - UK

Hubris, crisis and scandal: how the NatWest ‘soap opera’ unfolded

From Fred ‘the Shred’ Goodwin to Nigel Farage ousting the CEO, it’s been a bumpy ride for the now-privatised banking group, formerly RBS

The Guardian - UK

Only two European states have net zero military emissions target, data shows

Austria and Slovenia are the only countries whose governments committed to net zero military emissions

Euronews

Brussels, my love? War in Gaza - what's Netanyahu's endgame?

In this week's edition of Brussels, my love?, panelists are discussing the situation in Gaza, the latest European defence initiative and another fight between Brussels and Hungary.

The Independent UK

Trump and Putin hint at US-Russia trade revival, but business environment remains hostile

Would U.S. companies go back to Russia if there’s a peace deal over Ukraine

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