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The Syrian army is getting its hands on new-looking EU-branded trucks. An undercover investigation found evidence of a secretive supply chain routing vehicles from Europe to Syria through neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon.

Unlike the EU, Great Britain has significantly reduced protections for numerous types of food.

Long-running legal battle began in 2016 after bloc’s competition chief said iPhone maker had benefited from unfair tax breaks in Ireland

Lawyers criticise what they consider inconsistencies in the handling of individual foreign nationals’ cases

Mainstream groups unite to grant her an emphatic victory and defeat anti-EU and extreme-right forces

Glad to draw line under poisonous Brexit era, diplomats say Starmer’s new approach to EU brings ‘good vibes’

Labour leader also says he cannot foresee circumstances where UK would re-enter single market or customs union

Two police officers have been hospitalised after clashes with hooded protesters outside the congress of Germany’s far-right AfD, as the party met weeks after its record European Union election result.

The EU on Saturday finalized a deal for the disbursement of up to €1 billion in macro-financial assistance to Egypt, within their partnership geared at curbing irregular migration and boosting the North African country’s economy.

“We cannot just sit back and see how things pan out,” the competition commissioner said.

The iPhone maker is the first company to be told it may not be complying with the EU’s Digital Markets Act.

Dutch hauliers say facilities at border posts where some trucks are held for up to 20 hours are inadequate

It’s unclear who was behind the calls, which targeted journalists and activists and were disguised using a “spoofing” app.

Preparations are under way at major Channel crossing points for a new automated European Union (EU) border IT system due to start this October, despite fears of queue chaos for holidaymakers.

Alexey Zolotarev, whose scrap metal disposal company Translom enjoys an exclusive contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense, has been revealed to be a citizen of the European Union.

‘More than three years after end of transition period, it is still not clear when full controls will be in place’

Italian authorities have put 11 suspects under house arrest as part of a crackdown on a VAT fraud ring that has deprived the budget of the European Union as well as national budgets of more than 25 million euros (US$27.17 million).

In a session marked by yelling and physical confrontation, the Georgian Parliament adopted a law on Tuesday that opponents call the “Russian bill” and believe could dismantle civil society and divert the country from the European Union path.

Lorries carrying meat, cheese and cut flowers held up by new checks, with retailers rejecting some orders

Sensitive data from the EU’s police agency appeared for sale on a cybercrime forum.

Briton with cancer living in Italy unable to get care he is entitled to after Brexit

Centralizing the policing of sanctions could serve as a model for other EU countries.

French president says far-right are ‘hidden Brexiteers’ who want to destroy the EU without saying so

Lithuanian authorities are inspecting a company owned by the family of a prominent presidential candidate, after media reports suggesting the firm may have violated European Union sanctions against exports to Belarus.

Dublin records near-doubling of tax revenue from duties on imports of clothing, food and other goods from Great Britain