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The Data Act enters into force in September, three months before the European Commission digital simplification measures will be presented.

The use of pesticides in East Africa, some sold by European firms despite being banned in the EU, is killing off bees in large numbers and threatening whole eco-systems, scientists say.

In Europe, female politicians don’t have to be famous to be targeted with online hate. What lies behind this hostility?

“Making short-term profit is not high on my agenda,” co-founder of Europe’s latest TNT production plant told The Big Question.

When the Trump administration arbitrarily imposed 15% tariffs on New Zealand exports on August 1, up from a previously announced 10%, no one should have been surprised.

Video shows black smoke pouring from facility in Sochi, while Russian attack on Mykolaiv wounds seven people

Editorial: Calls for a European fighting force grow louder, but decades-old divisions, political hesitancy and reliance on the US persist

Letters: Readers respond to Martin Kettle’s piece contrasting the premierships of Labour leaders past and present

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that Hamas showed "inhumanity without bounds" by releasing videos of two emaciated Israeli hostages held by the Palestinian militant group in Gaza. The European Union, Germany and Ukraine have also condemned the publication of the images.

Organic food is everywhere in American grocery stores. You see the green USDA Organic label and think you’re making a better choice. But not all “organic” foods are created equal. In fact, some foods labeled organic in the U.S. wouldn’t even make it onto shelves in Europe. The European Union…

SPECIAL REPORT: When it comes to doing deals with Donald Trump, Keir Starmer appears to be succeeding where others – including the EU – are failing. David Maddox explains why