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EU waters down green policies amid mounting tractor protests
About 300 vehicles swamped Belgian capital in anger over bloc’s ‘green deal’ legislation and a controversial trade deal with Latin America
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Stone Age settlers in Europe were seafarers, new evidence suggests
Canoes more than 7,000 years old found submerged in Italy provide first proof that early men were capable of sailing long distances
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Britons are happier than Germans for the first time in seven years
World Happiness Report reveals that those in the UK feel they have a greater sense of freedom and believe their country is less corrupt
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Pictured: Piano man hangs from 10-metre crane for sunrise concert
Alain Roche begins each morning suspended upside down from the crane in Munich as part of a series of 182 piano concerts
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Farmer protests: Why Brexit, net zero and red tape has this couple up in arms
Telegraph reader tells of her independent farm’s struggle to survive amid rising pressures on farmers nationwide
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Wide-scale environmental damage should be criminalised, says anti-Brexit campaigner
UK is pitifully lagging behind Europe in environmental protection, says Gina Miller
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Spanish Gibraltar airport demand threatens free movement deal
Madrid’s push for airport co-management complicates post-Brexit talks and risks deadlock in negotiations
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Hotel room shampoo bottles to be banned in Northern Ireland but not in the rest of the UK
New EU net-zero laws on packaging waste will also see plastic shrink wrap and sauces in plastic sachets prohibited under Windsor Framework
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Britain not safe for migrants because of Rwanda threat, rules Ireland
Risk of deportation to the African state means UK is not a safe third country to return asylum seekers to, says judgment
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Tory backlash over Hunt’s Brexit carbon border tax
Chancellor to back duties on imports including steel, cement and fertilisers from countries with lower green standards
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Leo Varadkar: Britain’s Brexit nemesis is gone, but the problems he ushered in are not
Departure of Taoiseach who who kept Northern Ireland under EU law will not herald rapid improvement in relations between Dublin and London
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Badenoch slashes red tape for medium-sized businesses in post-Brexit boost
The Business Secretary is set to announce reforms as the government looks to kick-start growth and improve productivity
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Comment and analysis
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Germany’s moribund economy faces years of stagnation
The economic engine of the eurozone is beset by problems
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Succession drama at LVMH is a dangerous moment for France
Europe’s richest man must choose his next move very carefully
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The weakened West stands no chance against resurgent Russia
The Continent will remain in danger until its leaders stop ducking difficult decisions
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The dash for electric cars risks further industrial destruction in Britain and Europe
Far from breathing new life into the economy, the energy transition’s benefits are already passing us by
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Europe’s peace is over. We must prepare for the growing threat
The days of relying on America’s military to keep the continent safe are drawing to a close
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We must not abandon Ukraine now
While the mood in the West has changed, the argument for resisting Putin has not
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Europe clearly now wants Vladimir Putin to win
A Russian victory is inching closer thanks to the West’s refusal to provide Ukraine with the right weapons
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Trump is right. Defenceless Europe can no longer freeload off America
Washington’s patience is wearing thin. We must be ready to defend ourselves against Russia
