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Forget rummaging through the junk drawer. Soon, Europeans will only need to reach for one cable to charge their smartphones and other devices. European Union officials said they inked a provisional agreement Tuesday that will require a uniform charging cord in the 27-nation bloc.

The bust of the Nobel laureate, a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, marks his contribution during his 25 years as an MEP

Imagine using an EU-wide app to pay your bills, to access your local government services or to upload a medical file or a driving licence. You would log in with a unique, life-long ID number. To some, this might sound convenient – much like travelling smoothly across borders with a…

Last month, Giorgia Meloni, the president of the far-right Brothers of Italy party, strongly criticised EU defence policy, claiming that no country is meeting its defence spending commitments. FRANCE 24's Georgina Robertson and Sophie Samaille look at some defence spending figures to debunk this claim.

ON THIS DAY IN 2005: Liverpool recovered from three goals down to beat Italian side AC Milan on penalties in Istanbul to lift their fifth European Cup and first for 21 long years

Gerhard Schroeder left the German chancellery after a narrow election defeat in 2005 with an ambitious overhaul of the country’s welfare state beginning to kick in and every chance of a future as a respected elder statesman

Spanish EU parliamentarian was to travel to occupied Palestinian territories with EU lawmakers to review the situation.

Less than a week after the Buffalo massacre, CPAC Hungary speakers call immigration worse than nuclear weapons

The Prime Minister’s father, a former MEP, said he is ‘absolutely delighted’ to have acquired the nationality.