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Up, up or away? Europe's air tax divide and what it means for Gulf travellers
Duties on passengers set to rise in Britain and Denmark but disappear in Sweden after twist in green debate
Britain offers China tech and climate links in Labour reset
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for 'mutually beneficial co-operation' on Beijing visit
Uganda, Uzbekistan and Albania: Where EU could send unwanted migrants
European leaders back 'new idea' for handling asylum seekers including 'return hubs' outside the bloc
Italy's migrant detention centre in Albania faces early setback
Criticism grows after detainees return following medical and legal obstacles
Using too much water? That'll cost trillions of dollars
Report calls for higher water prices to prevent economic ruin and instability that could hit Middle East
Poland leads 'race to bottom' with plan to suspend asylum claims
Polish PM Donald Tusk plans to suspend right to asylum amid 'biggest border crisis in many years'
'Crucial issues' unresolved in plan to stop next pandemic, WHO warns
World risks being 'caught napping' by global health crisis as talks on treaty to share vaccines drag on
Iran accused of using gang crime to pursue regime opponents in Germany
Spy chief says Tehran aims to repress Iranian citizens linked to Mahsa Amini protest movement
Jordan urges Europe to step up Middle East peace efforts
At Mediterranean summit, monarch says only 'solution to Palestinian issue' can stabilise region
G7 countries plan to use AI 'to full potential' in health care
Italy says AI 'should not be feared or opposed' as health ministers call it a 'major opportunity'
Britain brings green focus to investment summit
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hails £24 billion investment as 'vote of confidence' before UK summit
Shooting at Israeli arms manufacturer's offices in Sweden
Police investigating possible attempted murder as teenage suspect arrested in Gothenburg
Dr Sultan Al Jaber stresses Cop29 must 'provide the means' to deliver on UAE Consensus
Cop28 President tells negotiators at 'pre-Cop' in Baku to 'meet the size of the challenge'
'Our measures are working': German asylum claims fall during border checks
Police arrest dozens of traffickers and turn away 1,400 migrants in Schengen border crackdown
Europe's energy bosses panned for outdated net-zero plans
Ten-year power grid forecasts already out of date on battery storage and 'very optimistic' on hydrogen
