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Ukraine’s president says conceding land would mean Russia would ‘keep coming back’

Until recently, most of the EU focus was on Iran's nuclear program and not on the IRGC military activity abroad.

Kathleen Poole, who lives in a care home, faces removal for not having post-Brexit paperwork in order

The European Commission sued Poland on Wednesday in the EU's top court over violations of EU law by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal and its case law, the Commission said in a statement.

‘Bombshell’ step in response to rulings by Polish judges that breach principle of the supremacy of EU law

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday the EU will propose sanctions targeting for the first time Iranian economic operators involved in the Russian war in Ukraine. "For the first time we are also proposing to sanction Iranian entities including those linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard," von…

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday the EU will propose sanctions targeting for the first time Iranian economic operators involved in the Russian war in Ukraine.

Representatives of the 27 European Union countries meet in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss a new batch of sanctions against Russia, which the head of the bloc's executive said could cost 11 billion euros ($11.8 bln) in lost trade.

While the US, EU and NATO have pledged to continue supporting Ukraine, worries remain over corruption in the country.

The European Parliament voted on Tuesday to approve a ban on new sales of carbon-emitting petrol and diesel cars by 2035, with a view to getting them off the continent's roads by mid-century.

Strasbourg (France) (AFP) - The European Union will ban new sales of fossil fuel cars from 2035, after MEPs approved a new law Tuesday, as Brussels also draws up plans to slash carbon emissions from trucks and buses.