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Before an election, chancellors often try to woo voters with tax cuts that leave the incoming government in a hole. Here are six ‘poison pill’ speeches

Ahead of the DMA deadline on March 6, some big companies are queuing up to argue Apple hasn't done enough.

Apple has once again warned that by enforcing it to allow third-party app stores on the iPhone the EU has made it less safe for users.

iPhones will be forced to allow third-party app stores on iPhones according to a new ruling from EU's DMA.

Apple's App Store changes face criticism for not fully complying with EU's DMA rules, impacting digital market competition and innovation.

Letters: Countries of eastern Europe, including Ukraine, are often treated as if they are pawns of either the US or Russia, rather than sovereign states in their own right, writes Dr Shane O’Rourke. Plus letters from Radim Kapavík and Przemysław Orłowski

Eurozone inflation continued to ease in February, data showed Friday, but economists warned it was unlikely to push the European Central Bank to cut interest rates next month.

EU allocates 50 million euros to UNRWA in Gaza amid funding crisis and staff allegations, supporting vital humanitarian operations.

Alarmed by a recent series of maritime emergencies involving migrants trying to reach European shores, Europe's top ethics watchdog is calling on the EU’s authorities to open a public investigation into thousands of deaths in the Mediterranean Sea. European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly demanded an independent commission of inquiry as part…