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Drug smugglers in the EU have become so "very creative" that the bloc's seaports should join forces to combat their ever-changing tactics, Belgian Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden told AFP. That idea is to be promoted Wednesday when Verlinden, along with the European Commission, meets top representatives from around 20 EU…

Fifteen months after two men were shot in Bratislava, evidence suggests the killer may have been helped by an unidentified US-based extremist

This article explores the ammunition shortages faced by Ukrainian troops in their fight against Russia's invasion and the impact of stalled American aid.

Sadiq Khan said 'the government's hard Brexit has done damage right across London'

London mayor calls for ‘youth mobility agreement’ in one of the most pro-European interventions by a Labour politician since EU exit

Strike on Friday targeted a Rosneft oil storage facility about 50km from the Ukrainian border, in Russian town of Klintsy, officials saidAt a glance: what we know on day 696

Dental union says region will be ‘disproportionately’ affected by EU amalgam phase-out as health service is weakest in UK

With foul rivers and polluted soil, the ‘conserve’ in Conservative clearly does not extend to our natural world, says Labour and Cooperative MP Stella Creasy

MEPs react to ‘tragic’ findings revealing UK falling behind EU in key environmental policies since Brexit

Russia’s third-largest oil depot on fire after Ukrainian drone attack; US aid to Kyiv remains deadlocked in Congress

The European Union said Friday it will drastically increase ammunition production this year in response to Ukraine's growing pleas for support in its war against Russia, which summoned the French ambassador to protest at the country's "growing involvement" in the conflict.