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Make or break for the EU? Europeans vote in June with far right on the rise

Ever more of the continent’s 400 million voters feel the bloc is important enough to warrant casting their ballot

The Guardian - UK

In 2024, Europe to hunt for new partners to offload asylum seekers

From Ghana to Georgia, Rwanda to Albania, the EU is looking for nations that will hold vulnerable people on its behalf.

Al Jazeera

Ministers accused of breaking pledge to English farmers over £227m underspend

Exclusive: Figures show hundreds of millions of pounds from promised £2.4bn a year on agriculture not spent

The Guardian - UK

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EU targets world's biggest diamond miner as part of Russia war sanctions

The European Union has imposed sanctions on the world’s biggest diamond mining company and its chief executive officer as part of what it says is its “unwavering commitment” to Ukraine in the war against Russia

The Independent UK

Hateley feels Rangers & Celtic joining the European Super League would be 'win-win'

Rangers hero Mark Hateley has backed his old club and rivals Celtic to join the European Super League, calling it a "win-win".

The National (Scotland)

Travel Warning: Easyjet Passengers Have Less Than A Month To Redeem Covid Vouchers

The previous deadline to redeem easyJet's vouchers was July 31, 2023.

International Business Times UK

Boosting Italy’s birthrate has become a patriotic cause for the far right. But it’s an idea that’s doomed

With the country’s population tumbling, what Italy really needs is greater immigration, yet how could Giorgia Meloni sanction that, asks author Tobias Jones

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The Guardian view on state capture in Serbia: a problem for the Balkans and for the EU

Editorial: Flawed elections confirm Europe is being strung along by a government intent on an authoritarian, ethno-nationalist agenda

The Guardian - UK

The EU economy beats the U.S.'s—if you look at the right data

An economist argues that we're using misleading data for EU vs. U.S. comparisons.

Fortune

UK Grocery Inflation Stays At 4.3% Despite Decline in Food Prices

The introduction of new border checks on EU goods in April entering the UK could lead to further spikes in UK grocery inflation.

International Business Times UK

BNP Paribas faces €600 million hit over Swiss franc loans

French bank BNP Paribas could pay out 600 million euros after reaching a deal to compensate clients judged to have been deceived over mortgages issued in Swiss francs in 2008 and 2009.

Radio France Internationale

What is the tampon tax? Period pants finally recognised in sanitary pads tax cut

Women can now save up to £2 on period pants on average

Evening Standard

Retailers to Shoulder E-Waste Recycling Costs for Consumers in the UK Starting 2026

The implementation of these measures is expected to alleviate the burden on taxpayers while fostering a more sustainable approach to e-waste disposal.

International Business Times UK

Microsoft's Brad Smith reflects on the UK CMA regulator, changes tone while discussing the Xbox-Activision purchase

Previously, Microsoft's Brad Smith said that the UK was "closed for business" over regulatory scrutiny of Xbox's big Activision deal, but has since changed stance.

Windows Central

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TechScape: Cybercrime, AI supremacy and the metaverse – the tech stories that will dominate 2024

From the future of X to Apple’s Vision Pro headset, we make a call on the deals, products and technologies that could define this year

Fortune

Macroeconomic uncertainties will not halt progress on the energy transition in 2024 and beyond. Here’s why

Cost inflation and high interest rates have affected renewables–but policymakers are already responding and new auction mechanisms are being put in place.

The Guardian - UK

Success is contagious – so I’m rooting for the African countries throwing off European rule

The recent coups and subsequent pacts in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso are a source of hope in a sea of landlocked hopelessness, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey

Al Jazeera

Sudan’s feared paramilitary leader signals ambition to rule the country

Mohamed Hamdan ‘Hemedti’ Dagalo goes on an African tour to secure regional support and political legitimacy.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Ramen noodles budget’: EU moves to end exploitation of unpaid internships

Unless from a wealthy family, internships for many mean chipping away at savings and cutting back on essentials

The Guardian - UK

Optimism isn’t very ‘European’ – but in 2024, let’s celebrate these reasons for hope

New train services, the Olympics and a single charger – amid big crises, it’s vital to appreciate the progress that’s still taking place, says Spanish journalist María Ramírez

The Guardian - UK

UK shop inflation sticks at 4.3% despite lower food price rises

Retailers warn post-Brexit checks on fresh food due from April could further drive up shopping costs

France 24

A lookahead for 2024: US elections, Paris Olympics, COP 29 and more

The year 2024 may have only just begun but it looks set to be an action-packed one. With a number of pivotal political, environmental, cultural and athletic events on the horizon, it can be difficult to keep track of what’s to come. FRANCE 24 sets out a a timeline of…

The Guardian - UK

China’s many systemic problems dominate its outlook for 2024

Japan’s example 30 years ago shows islands of excellence can combine with deep structural imbalances

International Business Times

EU Visa-free Travel For Kosovo Enters Into Force

A long-awaited European Union's visa liberalisation scheme allowing Kosovo nationals to travel to Europe's borderless zone without a visa came into force on Monday with the first travellers hailing it as a great relief.