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Where Andalusia goes, the rest of Spain follows. As the country's conservative Popular Party takes the lead in the run up to Sunday's election in the southern region — that direction could just be to the right.https://bit.ly/3tCZbSv 

“If I can’t show up with the body I have, what’s the point in coming out as gay?” Disability rights activists are fighting for their right to be proud at Pride events across Europe, which have been slow to address accessibility issues.https://bit.ly/3OcWGy6 

The UK’s new bill to override the Northern Ireland Protocol is threatening once again to transform the farms and high streets of Northern Ireland into the front line of a trade war.https://bit.ly/3OePVvS 

The German Green party confirmed that a cyberattack that hit its IT systems affected email accounts belonging to Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck, who are government ministers.https://bit.ly/3N4W2S6 

Emmanuel Macron is hoping Moldova will be granted EU candidate status alongside Ukraine, but he's staying conspicuously silent on Georgia.https://bit.ly/3QvBiWT 

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy has visited Mykolaiv, a city in southern Ukraine that has been ravaged by the war. It is his first visit to the city since Russia's invasion.https://bit.ly/3OlT3G7 

In this week's episode of our podcast Westminster Insider: Our host sits down for dinner with former Brexit Secretary David Davis to discuss his 35-year career in politics. Listen here:https://bit.ly/3tHFr04 

¿Cómo estás viviendo la ola de calor en España? Nuestro equipo del clima quiere escuchar tus impresiones! Compártelas aquí:https://bit.ly/3tIAOTf 

In France's parliamentary vote on Sunday, a new left-wing bloc on the block is set to gobble up a large number of the centrists’ seats. Here's how you can watch the election like a pro https://bit.ly/3HBYKNO 

OPINION: On leaving office, Angela Merkel was lauded for steering Europe with steady hands during a complicated period, but her stance on intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines will shape her legacy.https://bit.ly/3bd1VQc 

Comment vivez-vous la canicule en France? Nos lecteurs partagent ici leurs expériences sur le changement climatique. Envoyez-nous vos témoignages ici https://bit.ly/3Hva0Ma 

The World Trade Organization is back in the game! In its 27-year existence, it had only produced one multilateral agreement between all 164 of its members. It's second came yesterday, when it approved a fisheries agreement as part of a package of deals.https://bit.ly/3zHBkVB 

Google's local subsidiary in Russia has filed for bankruptcy after Moscow seized its bank accounts, which "has made is untenable" for the office to continue functioning, a Google spokesperson said.https://bit.ly/3O2tPNg 

As "Ukraine fatigue is setting in" Boris Johnson has said it is vital that the UK continues to support the country.https://bit.ly/3zNIasC 

See what else made it into our must-reads for the week, right here https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/politico-confidential/eus-20m-townhouse-plan-conflict-in-congo-gdpr-failings/ …

Brussels is falling out of love with the GDPR https://www.politico.eu/article/wojciech-wiewiorowski-gdpr-brussels-eu-data-protection-regulation-privacy/ …

Lawyers aren't the only obstacle Boris Johnson faces in the plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda — he'll soon have to grapple with the fallout of an escalating regional conflict.https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-deportation-plan-rwanda-fighters-congo/ …

COVID-19 should have ended Spain's conservative politician Isabel Díaz Ayuso. Instead, it propelled her into the highest echelons of Spanish politics.https://www.politico.eu/article/isabel-diaz-ayuso-profile-spain-madrid-pop-polarizer-unlikely-rise/ …

Looking for some weekend reading? We've got you covered.

Ukraine and Moldova are on track to be granted the status of a candidate for EU membership — But how big a deal is candidate status really?https://bit.ly/3O4yONv