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EU to delay new green rule in bid to appease protesting farmers

Delay to rules on setting aside land to encourage biodiversity offered as concession amid continuing protests

The Guardian - UK

The first alternative iOS App Store is confirmed as MacPaw's Setapp comes to iPhone as a mobile marketplace in the EU later this year

MacPaw has announced that Setapp is coming to the iPhone in wake of changes to the App Store in the EU.

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Hungary Blocking EU War Support Package for Ukraine

EU leaders will discuss the blocking of a war support package for Ukraine by Hungary, raising concerns about EU credibility and Ukraine's financial stability.

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UK risks steep decline without £28bn green economy pledge, Labour warned

Business leader says investment in low-carbon economy is ‘absolute minimum’, a view echoed by other experts

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The Standard View: Brexit is a failure, but rejoining the EU will fall to future leaders

There was always going to be “some friction” when it comes to trading with the European Union, but that is the “price you pay”, Brexit cheerleader and Government minister Andrea Leadsom acknowledged this morning. Curious that Vote Leave never put that on a bus.

Evening Standard

Iran not seeking war with US but ‘not afraid of it’, says military chief

Head of Islamic Revolutionary Guards defiant as US prepares ‘very consequential response’ to drone attack on Jordan base

The Guardian - UK

EU Launches Red Sea Naval Mission to Protect Cargo Ships

The European Union plans to launch a naval mission in the Red Sea to defend cargo ships against Houthi attacks in Yemen, aiming to protect trade and stabil...

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Souring Relations Threaten Financial Support as Hungary-Ukraine Dispute Persists

Explore the tensions between Hungary and Ukraine over language rights for ethnic Hungarians. The dispute threatens vital financial support for Ukraine as i...

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Pro-EU campaigner Mike Galsworthy: 'We need to build our way back into the EU step by step'

'There's always someone saying the EU is going to break up but it's more robust than ever'

Evening Standard

Germany warns EU falling short on pledge to supply Ukraine with ammo

Olaf Scholz and leaders of Netherlands, Estonia, Czech Republic and Denmark say Europeans must redouble efforts

The Guardian - UK

Kosovo Ban On Serbian Dinar Risks New Crisis

Kosovo may be on the verge of a fresh crisis after the government threatened to ban the use of Serbian money this week, with a chorus of Western countries warning it could ignite a firestorm.

International Business Times

Brexit red tape is the 'price you pay' for freedoms, Andrea Leadsom insists as new food checks come into force

Prominent Leave campaigner still 'absolutely convinced' that it was right to leave the EU as Boris Johnson also weighs in on fourth anniversary

Evening Standard

Andrea Leadsom: Brexit checks are the price of ‘being a sovereign state again’

Health minister and Brexiter says businesses experiencing ‘some friction’ should adapt to changes in trade rules

The Guardian - UK

US Announces Fortified, Beneficiary-Centric Selection Process For H-1B Visa

The U.S. has announced a new selection process for H-1B visa registrations that should reduce fraud possibilities and strengthen the integrity of the selection process.

International Business Times

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French Farmers Close In On Key Spots As Police Deployed In Force

Convoys of tractors edged closer to Paris, Lyon and other strategic locations in France on Wednesday, as thousands of protesting farmers appeared to ignore warnings of police intervention if they cross red lines laid down by the government.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war live: Russia and Ukraine exchange prisoners of war – as it happened

Deal to swap around 200 PoWs from each side comes after contested claim that Kyiv downed plane carrying Ukrainian soldiers

The Guardian - UK

It’s right to probe UNRWA’s problems – yet what would replace it? Its critics have no answer

Financial aid to UNRWA has dwindled since Israel’s allegations over 7 October. Who will step in when its services shrink, asks Etan Nechin

The Hindu

U.K. lawmakers unhappy that Abramovich's frozen Chelsea funds still not used for Ukraine

U.K. lawmakers frustrated as funds from the sale of Chelsea football club remain frozen, highlighting difficulties in using frozen assets for Ukraine.

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Evening Standard

Brexit: The people’s damning verdict four years on

57% believe Brexit has been more of a failure than a success, according to exclusive Ipsos poll for Standard

The Guardian - UK

Extraction of raw materials to rise by 60% by 2060, says UN report

Exclusive: Report proposes action to reduce overall demand rather than simply increasing ‘green’ production

International Business Times

Germany's Mine-to-motor Lithium Supply Chain Takes Shape

Once a byword for environmental disaster due to its heavy industry and mining, the city of Bitterfeld-Wolfen is poised to become a key site for Germany's ambitious green transition.

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French Farmers Protesting Economic Hardships, Global Competition, and Red Tape

French farmers protest against economic challenges, high costs, competition, and restrictive regulations. The movement gains attention through disruptive t...

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 707

Zelenskiy may dismiss Zaluzhnyi after top general refuses to resign; new 100-mile glide bombs on way to Ukraine from Boeing-Saab

International Business Times

Rome Protests Over Italian Chained In Hungary Court

Italy's government said Tuesday that Budapest authorities went "too far" in putting in chains an Italian woman awaiting trial for attacking neo-Nazis, as it summoned the Hungarian envoy in protest.

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Apple's iOS 17.4 update brings major changes to iPhone ecosystem

Apple's upcoming iOS 17.4 update brings significant changes to the iPhone, opening up the device to third-party influences and potential global adoption.

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