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BRUSSELS -- Japan and the European Union are considering establishing regular ministerial-level talks to deepen cooperation on defense and security issues, it was learned Sunday.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Japan, EU to sign deal over semiconductors

Japan and the European Union will sign a memorandum to strengthen cooperation over semiconductors, focusing on the establishment of an early warning system that will allow them to share information promptly to avoid supply chain disruptions, according to Japanese government sources.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Greece urges EU border agency not to pull out of the country as questions mount over migrant deaths

Greece’s new minister for migration says he would consider it “unthinkable” for the European Union to pull out its border protection force from the country

The Independent UK

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The Guardian view on Europe’s green deal: blowing in the wind?

Editorial: Opposition by mainstream conservatives to key parts of the package is part of an insidious trend

The Guardian - UK

Ursula von der Leyen says ‘direction of travel’ is EU membership for Ukraine

European Commission head is seeking to curb Russian influence in central and eastern Europe

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: at least 19 injured in drone attack; US ambassador meets with jailed reporter Evan Gershkovich in Moscow – as it happened

Child among people injured in attack in Sumy; Lynne Tracy visits Wall Street Journal reporter in prison after court upholds FSB request to extend his detention

The Guardian - AU

James Cleverly warns against return to Brexit wars as UK-EU relations 'in good place'

The Foreign Secretary said he 'personally' feels the relationship between London and Brussels is 'in a good place' as he addressed EU parliamentarians this afternoon

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Air traffic overload spells travel chaos this summer in Europe

Exclusive: easyJet blames double cancellation on airspace restrictions

The Independent UK

Cleverly hails ‘close and friendly’ UK-EU ties in Brussels speech

James Cleverly credited the ‘level of trust’ between him and Maros Sefcovic as part of the reason the Windsor Framework was secured.

The Independent UK

A plan to cut carers when the NHS is on its knees – do ‘red wall’ Tory MPs really think this will save them?

The UK’s care sector needs workers from abroad, but rightwing MPs must slash immigration to save face – whatever the cost, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Centre for prosecuting crimes of aggression opens in The Hague

Centre to investigate ‘unspeakable horrors’ such as sexual violence, child kidnapping and civilian displacement

The Guardian - UK

EU commissioners arrive in Madrid to discuss plans for Spain's EU presidency

Commissioners of the European Union are meeting with the Spanish government to review Spain’s plans for its six-month Presidency of the EU Council

The Independent UK

International center opens to help hold Russian leadership accountable for aggression in Ukraine

An international center has opened at the Hague to support those building cases against senior Russian leaders for the crime of aggression resulting from the country’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Holidaymakers travelling to Europe urged to check data roaming rules with their mobile phone network

Thanks to new roaming costs, UK holidaymakers can rack up substantial charges - but one UK provider is offering a free 5GB plan.

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Radio France Internationale

Does Europe really need a 'digital euro'?

The EU has taken a crucial step towards launching a digital version of the euro, a controversial project that has come under attack from the public, politicians and banks before it has even been unveiled. RFI takes a look into what Brussels hopes and believes will be 'the next big…

Bangkok Post

International office probing Ukraine war opens in The Hague

THE HAGUE - An international office to investigate Russia over its invasion of Ukraine opens on Monday in The Hague, in the first step towards a possible tribunal for Moscow's leadership.

The Conversation

It's time we stopped exploiting interns and paid them for the hours worked

Many people, at some stage in their search for a career, have worked for free in return for some much valued experience. But it’s surprisingly hard to find exact numbers.

The Conversation

Too big, too heavy and too slow to change: road transport is way off track for net zero

The need to cut the emissions driving climate change is urgent, but it’s proving hard to decarbonise road transport in Australia. Its share of the nation’s total greenhouse gas emissions doubled from 8% in 1990 to 16% in 2020. New vehicles sold in Australia have barely improved average emissions performance…

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The Independent UK

Cleverly to hail UK-EU ties in Brussels speech

The Foreign Secretary will praise the ‘close and friendly’ co-operation between London and Brussels in a speech to EU parliamentarians.

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: Ulster Rugby's plastic and rubber pitch approval not upping #URgame on the environment

The damage microplastics can cause is well documented

Newsroom.co.nz

EU keeps steady ship in choppy waters

The European Union's impressive level of resources is matched by the daunting challenges it faces - yet despite constant talk of its demise, the organisation may be more united than ever.

The Week

The Week Unwrapped: Europe’s right turn, abortion and snakes

Olly Mann and The Week delve behind the headlines and debate what really matters from the past seven days. With Jamie Timson, Felicity Capon and Arion McNicoll.

The Conversation

EU’s carbon border tax: a new report shows Africa stands to lose US$25 billion every year

A new European law that imposes the first ever carbon border tax in the world comes into force in October 2023. It will be applied gradually over the next three years before it is fully implemented.

The Guardian - UK

UK to breach Iran nuclear deal with refusal to lift sanctions

Decision by UK and other European powers comes amid uncertainty over future of 2015 agreement

Nottingham Post

UK holidaymakers among those from 58 countries having to pay for new ETIAS travel permit

A new permit called ETIAS is being introduced for those crossing borders into Europe and will be linked to your passport.

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