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The ‘latte line’ dividing metropolitan and regional Australia has disappeared, but have the lobby groups kept pace?

The bush is changing, says National Farmers Federation outgoing president Fiona Simson, but the battle lines remain the same

The Guardian - AU

EU ‘in touching distance’ of world’s first laws regulating artificial intelligence

Dragoș Tudorache, MEP who has spent four years drafting AI legislation, is optimistic final text can be agreed by Wednesday

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak carries out Liz Truss plan to axe cap on bankers’ bonuses

Unions say ‘obscene’ move shows PM only interested in ‘feather-nesting the super-wealthy’

The Independent UK

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Poland’s climate-friendly coalition warned of obstacles to emissions goals

Energy prices and presidential veto powers among challenges facing parties likely to form government, say analysts

The Guardian - UK

Cap on bankers' bonuses scrapped as Tories bring back Liz Truss policy

THE UK Government has revived a policy from the short-lived Liz Truss administration and will scrap the cap on bankers’ bonuses, according to…

The National (Scotland)

Polish opposition alliance says it is ready to take power with Tusk as PM

Parties urge president not to delay process by giving nationalist PiS a chance to try to form government

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Biden urges Netanyahu to allow more ‘urgently needed’ aid to Gaza

US says now not the time for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as hostages still held. Plus, smoky ‘superfog’ in Louisiana causes 158-vehicle pileup

The Guardian - UK

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Giorgia Meloni: how the realities of office trumped the Italian prime minister's radicalism

A year ago many pundits feared that Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s government would turn out to be a radical one. This was not just because of her party’s roots in the extreme right but also because she came to office promising big change.

The Conversation

EU agrees on framework for Niger sanctions

The European Union on Monday thas taken another step towards imposing sanctions on Niger's new military rulers, who overthrew the democratically elected leader in July.

Radio France Internationale

Two hostages freed by Hamas as talks break down to release 50 more

IN THE PRESS – Tuesday, October 24: We take a look at press reaction to two more hostages being released by Hamas, as well as the US and EU disagreeing on the need for a ceasefire. Also, the Washington Post has a long read on the spread of malaria. Finally,…

France 24

Poland is back in Europe’s mainstream – and that could secure the EU’s future

Europe’s turn to the right now looks reversible, while Donald Tusk’s victory leaves Viktor Orbán politically isolated, says political scientist and author Ivan Krastev

The Guardian - UK

Could the UK end Daylight Savings Time?

The EU voted to scrap a twice-yearly change of the clocks in 2019

The Independent UK

New devolution agreement needed post-Brexit, says Holyrood committee

A SCOTTISH Parliament committee has called for a new memorandum of understanding between the UK Government and devolved administrations…

The National (Scotland)

New agreement between UK and devolved governments needed post-Brexit – committee

The committee’s convener said the deal should be a ‘first step’ to addressing the impacts of Brexit on devolution.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

EU foreign ministers back humanitarian pause in Israel-Hamas war to let in aid

Bloc’s foreign policy head, Josep Borrell, and ministers see getting aid and power to Gaza as essential alongside release of hostages

The Independent UK

Brexit should have been called off because too few voted for it, says chief Tory Brexiteer

Leaving EU should have needed 60% support, says ex-minister Steve Baker in devastating admission – ‘It’s a big thing for me to say’

France 24

Swiss anti-immigration party rebounds to become largest parliamentary faction

Switzerland's anti-immigration Swiss People's Party rebounded from searing losses four years ago to become the largest parliamentary faction after the election, official results showed, as two environmentally-minded parties lost ground despite record glacier melt in the Alpine country.

The Guardian - AU

Dfat urged stronger Israeli settlements stance that Coalition claimed ‘factional bosses’ were behind

Exclusive: Labor advised to take ‘more active’ approach five months before announcement, documents show

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The Guardian - UK

Lobby groups fought ‘hard and dirty’ against EU ban on caged farm animals

Legislation now appears to be on hold after ferocious pushback from powerful farming lobbies

The Independent UK

Brexit means UK can be global leader on AI, says Facebook co-founder

‘I’m glad the UK can go its own way’, says Dustin Moskovitz

The Independent UK

Belgium authorities investigate London Ulez fines hitting EU citizens in wake of Brexit

Belgian ministry of transport orders investigation into alleged criminal breaches of data rules

The Independent UK

Kosovo's premier claims a Serbian criminal gang with government links was behind a September flareup

Kosovo’s prime minister is claiming that a criminal gang from northern Serbia with alleged links to the Belgrade government was behind a September attack in Kosovo that killed a police officer and involved a daylong gunbattle with Kosovo police that left three gunmen dead

The Independent UK

Israeli ambassador’s comments on Irish president not helpful, says minister

Senior ministers have repeated calls for a humanitarian ceasefire to allow aid into the Gaza Strip.

Al Jazeera

EU’s foreign policy chief Borrell backs pause in Israel-Hamas war

Josep Borrell says getting more aid to Gaza is ‘most important thing’ as bloc debates humanitarian pause.

The Guardian - UK

Orbán calls Brussels ‘a bad parody’ as he pokes fun over EU’s rule of law measures against Hungary during speech – as it happened

Hungarian prime minister calls Hungary safest and most stable country in all of Europe in speech on anniversary of 1956 revolution

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