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Elections for the European Parliament in Strasbourg – the world’s only popularly elected multinational legislature – take place every five years. With almost 450 million EU citizens set to vote from June 6-9, it is the largest democratic election in the world after India.

Judge Robert Shelby has ordered the SEC to pay majority of the legal fees of defendants in its case against Debt Box, which was at center of scrutiny in the past months over "false or misleading" statements made by some of the Commission's attorneys in court.

EU fined Mondelez €337.5 million for limiting chocolate sales across borders, potentially raising prices for consumers struggling with inflation.

Sara Rahmjoo joins the office of commissioner Simington as policy advisor and confidential assistant

The climate transition is a materials transition. Decades of international diplomacy around oil, gas and pipelines are now giving way to conversations around the supply of critical raw materials. And not before time: to meet the EU’s energy and climate targets, we need to build the right technologies, in the…

The proposed disclosure requirements would ensure consumers are told about AI technology being used in political ads

EU sets global benchmarks for AI with new laws that promote safe development and innovation while protecting citizens' rights.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has directed Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) president JP Nadda and Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge to issue formal notes to star campaigners to correct their discourse, exercise care and maintain decorum. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Electoral Commission has found that Labour, the Lib Dems and far right party Britain First guity of breaking election law

The presidency is a powerful position, and the job application should be hard on hopefuls.

Michael O’Leary today appointed former Home Secretary Amber Rudd to the airline’s board