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Palestinian groups, Israeli forces agree to Gaza ceasefire

Israeli forces and armed Palestinian groups in Gaza have agreed to a ‘reciprocal and simultaneous’ ceasefire.

Al Jazeera

Outlawing India’s tech tariffs

Even if the EU does not impose trade sanctions on India, it might use the WTO ruling as a bargaining chip in the free trade agreement negotiations with India

The Hindu

Kosovo, Serbia fail to agree on lowering tensions in north Kosovo, says EU policy chief

Leaders of Kosovo and Serbia failed to agree on how to lower tensions in Serb-majority areas in north Kosovo, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Tuesday, warning that any further escalation could undermine the EU-backed deal on normalising ties.

Reuters

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EU plans to boost ammunition production to aid Ukraine

The European Union's executive wants to set aside more than 500 million euros ($550 million) to increase ammunition production to help Ukraine and replenish the stocks of EU member countries.

Reuters

Which European countries have free universities?

Tuition fees were controversially raised to £9,000 per year over a decade ago, sparking large protests across England

Evening Standard

Bruce Springsteen in Dublin: Hundreds of die-hard fans have already started queuing to see The Boss at RDS

The Boss is set to play three nights at the RDS over the next week

Irish Mirror

Tory minister in bizarre 'Union benefit' claim as UK fights for EU scheme admission

A TORY minster has claimed tortuous talks to get Scotland back into a top EU science programme is a benefit of being in the Union.

The National (Scotland)

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How many of Keir Starmer's '10 pledges' HASN'T he dropped yet?

SIR Keir Starmer has triggered a furious backlash after signalling his party is set to abandon its commitment to free university tuition ...

The National (Scotland)

Global operation takes down dark web drug marketplace

European Union law enforcement agency Europol says police around the world have seized an online marketplace and arrested nearly 300 people allegedly involved in buying and selling drugs on the dark web

The Independent UK

Europol-led sting nabs 288 dark web vendors, haul of drugs

Law enforcement authorities in nine countries have shut down the illegal dark web marketplace "Monopoly Market" and arrested 288 suspects involved in buying or selling drugs via the portal, European Union police force Europol said on Tuesday.

Reuters

How many of Sir Keir Starmer’s 10 pledges still stand?

The Labour leader said the ‘vast majority’ of the promises he made during the leadership election were still valid

Evening Standard

Dutch plan to cut nitrogen emissions gets EU green light

Dutch government plans to drastically cut emissions of nitrogen pollution have cleared a key hurdle

The Independent UK

Kosovo, Serbia leaders resume talks in Brussels to normalise ties

After more than a decade of negotiations, EU wants Balkan neighbours to settle on plan and put hostilities to rest.

Al Jazeera

Child Benefit payments set to stop for some parents and guardians at end of this month

There are four main reasons HMRC could reduce or end Child Benefit entitlement.

Daily Record

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Reuters

Head of Sweden's No. 2 party calls for rethink of relations with EU

Sweden should seek more exemptions from EU laws as part of a reset in relations with the 27-member bloc, the head of the Sweden Democrats, the country's second largest party and an informal part of the government, said on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Labour to ditch its promise to abolish tuition fees in England

Keir Starmer says party will set out ‘fairer solution’ to funding university fees in coming weeks

The Independent UK

Serbia, Kosovo leaders in EU-backed talks to normalize ties

The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo are meeting in Brussels to continue talks on the implementation of a European Union-backed 11-point plan to normalize the ties between the two, but tension continue to simmer

Irish Mirror

Controversial EU plan to let 16-year-olds drive cars met with mixed reactions in Ireland

The European Transport Safety Council – whose members include the Road Safety Authority in Ireland – has called on the European Commission to drop the proposal that would allow children aged 16 drive vehicles limited to a maximum speed of 45km/h.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Netanyahu: Preventing Iran's Nuclear Armament Remains Israel's Top Priority

The need to block Iran's nuclear armament will continue to be Israel's top priority, announced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu spoke at the Knesset plenum attended by US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. He noted that the first and most urgent challenge was the joint effort of Israel and the US…

France 24

World's workers rally to mark May Day as France sees fresh pension protests

People squeezed by inflation and demanding economic justice took to streets across Asia, Europe and the Americas on Monday to mark May Day, in an outpouring of worker discontent not seen since before the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns.

The Guardian - UK

Europe warily eyes security implications of a protracted conflict in Sudan

Long dispute creates unwanted uncertainties as increased migration and outside actors enter the conflict

The Guardian - UK

‘Threats are increasing’: the EU official on a mission to protect media freedom

Věra Jourová says her upbringing in former Czechoslovakia has inspired her work to ensure journalism remains independent

Reuters

Opposition protest leader detained in Moldova

Authorities in Moldova on Monday detained a leading figure in long-running opposition protests calling for the resignation of the pro-European government as she attempted to leave the country, the anti-corruption prosecutor's office said.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Brexit barriers and the young: a new deal is needed

Editorial: A House of Lords report is right to demand action to restore lost possibilities to the under-30s

Wales Online

Wales' Tory party leader insists he's not 'at odds' with Sunak after joining calls for HS2 funding

Andrew RT Davies spoke to WalesOnline about rail funding, trans rights and his claims that the economy is better thanks to Brexit

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