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The complainants says a 30% surcharge that Apple imposes on apps purchased through Apple's App Store comes at expense of ordinary consumers.

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The pro-Russia Socialist Party announced on Sunday that it would join a future governing coalition led by the centre-right GERB party of former prime minister Boyko Borissov.

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The calls are likely to fall on deaf ears.

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The coalition has until March to resolve the issue.

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Slovaks are opposing the government's growing closeness to Russia.

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Musk must be clear Europe is ”not his colony”.

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The ministry said that extradition is only allowed for offences punishable under the laws of both contracting parties.

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The EU is yet to show teeth in the face of its critics.

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Russian oil exports will be severely hit by the recent US sanctions on Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas, as well as the shadow fleet of 183 vessels.

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Sánchez said fascism is already Europe’s third political force.

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"Austria is and will remain a reliable, constructive and strong partner in the EU and around the world," Schallenberg told Euractiv.

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A look at the week ahead in all things Tech.

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Zoran Milanović took more than 74% of the vote and Dragan Primorac, backed by the centre-right HDZ party that governs Croatia, almost 26%.

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The Commission must halt airport expansion, slash corporate travel in half and raises taxes to reduce demand, a new report says.

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Nothing in the DSA text explicitly says using community notes, either alone or in place of fact-checking, is illegal.

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A key worry among EU diplomats is a scenario where Trump would be inclined to hold bilateral talks with Russia's Putin over the Europeans' heads.

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Host Giada Santana interviews Euractiv's Editor-in-Chief Matthew Karnitschnig to unpack Austria’s political shift and implications for Europe.

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Even as the party holds strong in the polls, it remains riven by internal divisions.

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Resignation reigns as Germany’s Social Democrats rubberstamp Scholz‘s candidacy for a moon-shot second term.

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"Spasiba (thank you)," said a Russian representative, stressing that his country is a "responsible participant" in global renewables cooperation.

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