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Dutch election candidates make migration a key campaign issue in the crowded Netherlands

Candidates in a Nov. 22 general election in the Netherlands are making migration a major issue in the campaign

The Independent UK

Brexit is ‘falling apart quickly’ says co-founder of EU unity star campaign

THE co-founder of an arts project bringing a star symbolising the UK’s "lost place in the EU" to Scotland says Brexit is “falling…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to unveil key independence white paper on EU plans

THE Scottish Government will publish a key paper this week outlining plans for Scotland and the EU after independence, the Sunday National…

The National (Scotland)

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Poland’s nationalist ‘Independence March’ draws thousands in Warsaw

Dubbed as the ‘largest patriotic demonstration in Europe’, it was overshadowed by far-right’s recent electoral defeat.

Al Jazeera

Defence Attaché presence, naval exercise among steps by India, EU to strengthen cooperation

“We are now focussing on security, energy, sensitive technologies...,” the official said.

The Hindu

Onshore wind projects in England stall as no new applications are received

Fears grow that Rishi Sunak’s anti-green policy shift is driving investment in renewable energy abroad

The Guardian - UK

The 'money doctor' says America is turning European under Biden's industrial policy. 'The Biden agenda could be sporting a beret'

"When France tells you that your industrial policy’s over the top, and worse than theirs, you know you’re in trouble," Steve Hanke tells Fortune.

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Will Ukraine really join the EU? The answer lies with the countries facing the bill

Upcoming membership talks must balance high political aspirations with thorny practical issues from subsidies to grain, says author Dermot Hodson

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv’s mayor says blasts reported in city – as it happened

Vitali Klitschko says air defences targeting ballistic missiles

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 626

Ukrainian naval drones sink two Russian landing boats in Crimea; Russian forces attempting to surround town of Avdiivka, Kyiv says

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Putin’s war backfires again as Ukraine steps further down path to EU membership; life on the frontline in the divided city of Kherson

The Guardian - AU

The U.S.’s signal of a huge digital shift

Developing countries must stoutly resist a new trap of a digital Cold War, whereby they get bound into digital dependencies either with the United States or China

The Hindu

Poland’s pro-EU opposition parties reach coalition agreement

Donald Tusk, the opposition’s candidate for prime minister, said that the group is ‘ready to take responsibility’.

Al Jazeera

European Union: Cooperation without borders?

People often think about efforts within a country to reduce inequalities. But what about border regions? They have different rules, different legislations and yet they are very much part of the EU's cohesion policies. FRANCE 24's Sophie Samaille and Luke Brown take a look.

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The Conversation

Czesław Miłosz: how the Polish poet highlighted the 'westsplaining' of eastern and central Europe

In 1931, when the Polish poet Czesław Miłosz was 20 years old, he spent a summer travelling across Europe with friends. At the French border, as he later wrote in Native Realm, they saw a sign that “Prohibited Gypsies, Poles, Rumanians and Bulgarians from entering the country”.

France 24

Spain's EU presidency overshadowed by political crisis (part 2)

It's not often that an EU member state decides to hold a national election just as it takes over the rotating presidency of the European Union. But that's exactly what the Spanish government did on July 23, just three weeks after starting its six-month stint at the helm of the…

France 24

Spain's EU presidency overshadowed by political crisis (part 1)

The Guardian - UK

EU strikes landmark deal on law to restore and protect nature

Legislation will set targets to restore 20% of EU land and seas by 2030, and 90% of degraded habitats by 2050

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The Independent UK

Hungary's Orbán says negotiations on Ukraine's future EU membership should not move forward

Hungary’s prime minister says Ukraine is not ready to begin talks on future membership in the European Union, signaling again that his country could pose a roadblock to Kyiv’s ambitions to join the bloc

The Independent UK

EU plan aimed at fighting climate change to go to final votes, even if watered down

European Union institutions and conservationists have given a conditional and guarded welcome to a major plan to better protect nature and fight climate change in the 27-nation bloc

TechRadar

Observability-driven automation is essential for compliance

NIS2 presents cybersecurity-related challenges, here's how organizations can prepare.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukrainian attempt to forge bridgehead on Dnipro river’s eastern bank thwarted, says Moscow – as it happened

Russia claims to have killed about 500 Ukrainian soldiers in the region in the past week

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 625

Ukraine strikes FSB base in Skadovsk, Kherson region, say reports; private abortion clinics shut down in illegally occupied Crimea

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the EU and Ukraine: creating a new Europe will take time

Editorial: Brussels was right to recommend that accession talks should begin with Kyiv. But the road ahead will be long and complex

Al Jazeera

Ukraine sees NATO air technology as key to a breakthrough on the ground

Air wars heat up over Ukraine as ground battles hit a stalemate, while on the diplomatic front, the EU warms up to Kyiv.

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