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Poland's president proposes urgent amendments to law on Russian influences

Polish President Andrzej Duda has said unexpectedly that he was proposing urgent amendments to a contentious law on Russian that he signed this week and that drew U.S. and European Union criticism

The Independent UK

Fiat seeks incentives from UK for motorists to buy electric vehicles

Key subsidy scrapped last year, and carmaker says growth in sales has tailed off in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Seven holiday destinations you can get to on the Eurostar from London

At top speeds of 186 miles per hour, the Eurostar can deliver you to these European hotspots

The Independent UK

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Macron and Scholz urge Kosovo to hold fresh elections to ease Serbia tensions

Serbian and Kosovan leaders invited to impromptu talks in Moldova after unrest over polls boycotted by Serbs

The Guardian - UK

Greece’s ‘earthquake’ of an election: a right-wing triumph

Not long ago, Greece was Europe’s “economic and political problem child”, said Alan Posener in Die Welt (Berlin). The 2010 debt crisis had led to a 25% contraction in its economy – unemployment had hit 27%; people were rioting in the streets – and as a condition of receiving the massive bailouts…

The Week

How Boris blundered into £10bn Australia trade deal concession scrawled on paper outside loo

‘Your boss has conceded the whole kingdom’, Australian negotiator said to have told Liz Truss

The Independent UK

Twitter's Head of Trust Ella Irwin resigns, becomes second to quit the job since Elon Musk takeover

Twitter's head of safety and content moderation, Ella Irwin, says she has resigned, becoming the second executive to quit the role since Elon Musk bought the social media company in October.

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EU warns Kosovo and Serbia to end violence or face consequences

LJUBLJANA: European leaders gave Kosovo and Serbia a list of clear tasks to end the worst outbreak of violence in a decade, saying they must ease tensions or face serious consequences.

Bangkok Post

One in five SMEs look forward to welcoming back clients in 2023 as economy stabilises

The return of clients is seen as the top business opportunity for SME owners this year - followed by introducing new products or services

Daily Mirror

Pollutionwatch: why reducing air pollution is a ‘bargain investment’

The benefits from reducing the harm to health are often calculated to add up to many times the cost of action

The Guardian - UK

Australia prepared to walk away from EU trade table: Minister

Trade Minister Don Farrell says while an agreement with Europe will be highly beneficial, the government won't sign away core Australian interests.

The New Daily

Passport warning issued for anyone going on holiday this summer

British tourists hopeful of flying away this summer are being urged to renew their passports now, or risk a ten-week wait which could leave their holiday in tatters

Chronicle Live

Zelensky salutes ‘powerful support’ from allies at Moldova summit – as he increases pressure over jets

Ukrainian president says it is vitally important to overturn Russian air supremacy with F-16s and Patriot missile defence systems

The Independent UK

Central Asian foreign policy multi-vectorism pays off

A multi-vectored foreign policy as far as the Central Asian nations are concerned should be viewed as the only optimum solution for a lasting peace in the region

The Hindu

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Irish Mirror

Ireland has one of the highest numbers of 18-34 years still living at home in Europe, report finds

The data, which was published by Eurostat, shows 64.1% of people in that age group last year hadn’t moved out yet - which is a nearly 20% increase since 2014.

The National (Scotland)

What does Scotland's first AI chatbot think of Scottish Labour and Anas Sarwar?

Welcome to the new weekly newsletter focusing on the highest Branch Office in the land.

The National (Scotland)

First Ministers of Wales and Scotland urge UK Government to stop breaching devolution

THE First Ministers of Wales and Scotland have met and discussed the "urgent" need for the UK Government to end repeated breaches of the…

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach warns State must ensure it can protect electricity grids and critical infrastructure from attacks

Speaking in Moldova, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that Ireland will have to give “deep consideration” to joining NATO or EU-led missions to enhance the protection of undersea cables.

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Al Jazeera

NATO divided on Ukrainian membership as Zelenskyy renews call

Ukrainian president appeals to dozens of European leaders as divisions among NATO members become apparent.

Dublin Live

Children 'bringing vapes that look like highlighters to school in pencil case'

Minister Ossian Smyth expressed his belief that vapes are targeted at children as he called for a ban on flavoured e-cigarettes

Reuters

Poland slams vote questioning Hungary holding EU presidency

Poland rebuked on Thursday the European Parliament backing a resolution that questions Hungary's ability to hold the European Union presidency next year due to concerns about judicial independence.

Chronicle Live

Mobile phone roaming costs and data charges for anyone going on holiday to Europe

Here is a round-up of roaming, call and text rates for phone companies including EE, O2, Vodafone, Tesco Mobile, GiffGaff, Sky, BT and Three Mobile

The Independent UK

Sunak ‘putting tackling illegal migration top of the agenda’ at European summit

The Prime Minister is urging fellow leaders to address the issue at a meeting of the European Political Community in Moldova.

Daily Record

Spain travel warning as common airport lunch is banned from flights

The average meal deal needs to be eaten or binned before you set food in EU countries.

The Conversation

Why UK inflation is so high compared to EU and US and what to do about it

Britain has a bigger inflation problem than either the US or the eurozone, according to Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann.

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