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The hearing will likely be an attack on the bloc's digital laws

Comes just weeks after Meta shut Facebook group Mia Moglie with 32,000 members

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi called on the three countries to "appropriately correct this wrong decision in the coming days"

The move is necessary before Washington follows through on its promise to reduce its tariffs on EU cars

Russian strikes on Kyiv killed 17 people on Thursday

Weeks before the election, the agriculture ministry is moving to claw back subsidies from nearly 90 companies linked to the opposition leader's agri-holding

Many in France have been increasingly unhappy with the current political impasse and want Bayrou out

The French president must now rely more than ever on Merz to make his voice heard in Europe

The agency’s decision to retract guidance on flexible testing and treating Group A streptococcal infections has created a crisis of confidence

The EU's diplomatic service is assessing how fully the mission can continue to function

Polish and allied jets were deployed overnight after Russian strikes on Kyiv, before returning to base after dawn

Obesity costs Ireland an estimated €1.13 billion annually, equivalent to 2.7% of total health expenditure

On Thursday 14 August, the European Commission approved €264 million in Hungarian state aid for the construction of Sunwoda's electric vehicle battery factory in Nyíregyháza. In a statement, the EU body ruled that the move complies with regulations.

“I strongly condemn these brutal attacks, a clear sign that Russia rejects peace and chooses terror,” said EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos

In today's edition: France tilts toward China, Costa tours the capitals, Germany's National Security Council, Parliament curbs lobby access

Bringing the Western Balkans fully into the EU is not just about completing a political project. It’s about strengthening the Union’s capacity to defend itself, to act with autonomy, and to project stability

"We can’t keep playing by the old rules in a world where trade has become an instrument of power," said the French trade minister

Irish deputy says forward-planning is missing, there’s a reduction of bed capacity, and the number of people with dementia will double by 2050

EU foreign ministers will meet in Denmark this week and discuss a proposal to suspend funding to Israeli start-ups

Bayrou had banked on a summer-long communication campaign to convince citizens to push lawmakers towards a budget compromise