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Two Scottish cities bid to host Eurovision next year

The European Broadcasting Union and BBC confirmed the annual competition will be hosted in the UK

Insider UK

Edinburgh Council leader hints at city's bid to host Eurovision 2023

Naturally, having won the competition in 2022, Ukraine were due to hold next year's contest in Kyiv. However, risks surrounding the war with Russia and security measures have meant that it is no longer feasible

Edinburgh Live

Russians Claim Their Forces Are Wiping Out Western-Supplied Arms

"Army aviation, missile troops and artillery units continue launching attacks on military facilities in Ukraine."

Zenger

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There is a global debt crisis coming – and it won’t stop at Sri Lanka

Foreign capital flees poorer countries at the first sign of instability. The pandemic and Ukraine war ensure there is plenty of that around, says economist Jayati Ghosh

The Guardian - UK

Newcastle would be 'perfect host city' for Eurovision 2023 - but no bid announced yet

Newcastle City Council has already expressed an interest in the bidding process

Chronicle Live

Russia’s Gazprom to drastically cut Europe’s gas supply from Wednesday

Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of waging a ‘gas war’

Evening Standard

Tuesday briefing: The key exchanges from last night’s Tory leadership debate

In today’s newsletter: Sunak interrupted, Truss called him finely dressed – and the climate was all but ignored. Will anyone have changed their minds?

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Can Bristol really host the Eurovision Song Contest?

The bookies have the city as a rank outsider

Bristol Post

Zelenskiy accuses Russia of using rising gas prices to terrorise Europe – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

China, Indonesia hail 'win-win' cooperation after rare Beijing summit

The leaders of China and Indonesia pledged to scale up trade and expand cooperation in areas such as agriculture and food security, following a rare visit to COVID-wary China by a foreign head of state.

Reuters

Two of Scotland's largest cities confirm bids to host Eurovision song contest

A spokesperson for Glasgow City Council said the city is a "safe pair of hands" after hosting COP26 last November, while Aberdeen City Council has also thrown its hat in the ring.

Daily Record

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 153 of the invasion

Attack reports on Odesa region, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv; Zelenskiy calls on Europe to respond to Russia’s ‘gas war’

The Guardian - AU

Sam Ryder reminds fans that Eurovision 2023 is still ‘Ukraine’s party’

The singer said Britain would be ‘loving facilitators’ following the announcement that the competition will be held in the UK in 2023.

The Independent UK

Russian gas cut to Europe hits economic hopes, Ukraine reports attacks on coastal regions

Russia said it will cut gas supplies to Europe from Wednesday in a blow to countries that have backed Ukraine, while missile attacks in Black Sea coastal regions raised doubts about whether Russia will stick to a deal to let Ukraine export grain.

Reuters

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The Independent UK

Sunak and Truss clash on issues from UK stance on China to their fashion choices

Key points from the debate on Monday night.

The Independent UK

Guatemala's president visits Ukraine, expresses solidarity

Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei has visited Ukraine and expressed his solidarity with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Daily Mirror

Fulham become first Premier League side to exploit Ukraine rule to sign Shakhtar star

A new FIFA ruling has allowed players attached to Ukrainian clubs to suspend their contracts amid the war in the European country, and Fulham have taken advantage

Bangkok Post

Deglobalisation breeds inflation

The return of high inflation in many developed economies seems to have surprised central banks and has quickly become people's leading economic worry. While monetary tightening is necessary, the role of structural factors warrants attention, too. Specifically, besides pandemic-related supply-chain disruptions and the energy and food-price shocks amplified by the…

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Bangkok Post

Upcoming AMM facing uphill tasks

The Asean Foreign Ministerial Meeting (AMM) next week will be a test of its centrality and relevancy as never seen before. The annual meeting has to confront sensitive new and divisive issues that will require the 55-year-old bloc's collective wisdom, commitment and foresight.

The Independent UK

Two Scottish cities confirm they will bid to host Eurovision next year

Both Aberdeen and Glasgow will launch bids to host the contest in 2023 after the BBC confirmed they would take over hosting duties.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Turkey Tells Ukraine it Is Important for First Grain Shipment to Take Place Soon

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar on Monday told Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov that it was important for the first shipment of grain under a UN-brokered deal to take place as soon as possible, his ministry said. In a statement, the ministry said Akar welcomed a statement that Kyiv hopes…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN World Food Program Optimistic on Ukraine Grain Export Deal

The World Food Program (WFP) said it was optimistic about a UN-brokered deal to reopen Ukrainian ports for grain exports but warned the agreement alone will not solve the global food crisis even if it is implemented effectively. Russia, Ukraine, the United Nations and Turkey signed a deal on Friday…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia’s Lavrov Courts Africa in Quest for More Non-western Friends

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visited Congo Republic on Monday, the second leg of an African tour aimed at strengthening Moscow's ties with a continent that has refused to join Western condemnation and sanctions over the Russian invasion of Ukraine. African countries, which have a tangled legacy of relations with…

Tribune News Service

Plummeting stocks and a Moscow shopping mall. CalPERS is stuck with its Russia investments

California lawmakers turned to the state’s two giant pension systems to punish Russia when the country invaded Ukraine in February, urging the funds to sell off Russian holdings.

The Independent UK

France's Macron heads to Africa for three-nation trip

French President Emmanuel Macron is traveling to Cameroon, Benin and Guinea-Bissau

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