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Greek Cypriots in south wake to air raid sirens reminiscent of invasion while Turkish-occupied north celebrates

A member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority returned to prison after a five-day reprieve to attend the opening session of the European Parliament where he was elected to represent Greece’s ruling party

Cyprus anniversary stirs contrasting emotions as Greek Cypriots mourn and Turkish Cypriots celebrate, with hopes for reunification and peace.

New British government under pressure to broker deal to end half-century-long crisis

An array of biologically engineered food and drink could help to solve ethical and environmental concerns

Optimists say administration would be open to persuasion while sceptics say it is beyond time to Trump-proof Europe

As both sides of the island mark the war that began on 20 July 1974, it is in the knowledge that almost nothing has changed

If Zeekr does produce cars in Europe, it will be in an existing Geely or Volvo factory. Is the U.S. next?

The EU Commission president has won a comfortable majority from MEPs for a second term, but the Left bloc remains resolutely opposed to Ursula von der Leyen. We speak to Manon Aubry, the co-president of the Left group, about why she voted against von der Leyen, while also discussing international…

The UK Border Force has returned a group of migrants to France after their small boat got into trouble in the English Channel. This appears to be a departure from past policy, at a crucial time. Channel crossings are rising again as the weather gets warmer, and remain a controversial…

Ursula von der Leyen has been as confirmed the head of the European Commission for a second five-year term. She won a comfortable majority on July 18th, with 401 MEPs voting for her at the plenary session in Strasbourg – forty votes more than she needed to get her over…