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Architect of copyright law says EU is ‘supporting big tech instead of protecting European creative ideas’

The value of imports and exports is now approximately €32 billion, with the chemical sector among those affected by Brexit red tape.

Prosecutors allege the duo requested funding for 34 fake jobs and pocketed the cash.

Donald Trump says the UK is "out of line" but believes a deal is possible after warning the EU about impending tariffs.

The loose change in your coat or down the back of your sofa could be worth tens of thousands of pounds – if you happen to have this rare 50p coin.

An Italian navy ship was forced to take migrants back to Italy from asylum processing centres in Albania on Saturday, dealing a fresh blow to far-right PM Meloni.

The Council of the European Union renewed the block’s restrictive measures against Russia on Monday, extending them for an additional six months, until July 31, 2025.

Hungary has protected two Kremlin-linked oligarchs from European Union (EU) sanctions. These individuals, who control the Riga Electrical Machinery Factory (RER), have been aiding the Russian army in its invasion of Ukraine

Belgium will ban the sale of disposable e-cigarettes or vapes from January 1 on health and environmental grounds in a groundbreaking move for European Union nations.

UK government has been asked to veto EU law update applying in Northern Ireland relating to chemical labelling

Russian snipers continue to receive thousands of Western-made rifles and millions of rounds of ammunition, despite years of extensive international sanctions.

Assembly votes to keep special trading arrangements despite long-held division with unionist opposition

Thousands of small farms have closed according to analysis of official but opaque data from EU member states

Trade body for France’s travel industry reportedly writes to UK home secretary over concerns for programme’s future

The European Commission levied the record fine in 2009, saying the chip maker had abused its dominance in the market

Fall in inflation enables central bank to bring in quarter point cut to 3.25% after business and consumer slowdown

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.

The government is to provide £10.5m worth of funding to prepare for new EU border checks this autumn.

Report that EU proposal on work and study for under-30s could be revisited is denied by government

Boss of One Air calls on Labour not to ignore the problem when it opens talks with the EU about a trading reset

Government told it must fully implement deals on EU citizens and Northern Ireland to show ‘commitment’ to good-faith reset

Two Bosnian-Americans accused of being “ringleaders” in a US$3.4-million biofuel fraud case should be released on bail set at 50,000 euro (US$54,245) each, a court in Antwerp ruled on Tuesday.

Entry/exit rules due to be tightened three weeks before half-term holiday, requiring face and finger scans

The new U.K. prime minister has paid his first visit Northern Ireland’s cross-community government in Belfast.