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Hungary's EU presidency under 'Make Europe Great Again' motto aims for a stronger, cohesive Europe, despite facing criticism and isolation within the EU.

Apple has concluded an ongoing EU antitrust investigation by making concessions to give other companies more access to its contactless payment systems on the iPhone.

There are numerous terms to describe the wide array of far right parties, but what do all they mean – and do we always use the right ones?

Border Forensics say dozens of deaths in 2022 at EU’s Melilla border was result of antagonistic security policy

The London Stock Exchange is once again Europe's biggest stock market by valuation after reclaiming the crown from Paris as France is rocked by political turmoil.

British politics has, in recent years, been plagued by two competing forces when it comes to Europe.

EU leaders met in Brussels without reaching a final agreement on candidates for the bloc's top positions. However, several leaders praised European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's record, indicating she is on track to secure their endorsement for a second term at a summit later this month.

To truly understand populism, we have to take the long view. In the 1960s, populist parties won, on average, 5.4% of the vote in Europe, while today, following the European Parliament elections on 9 June, more than 20% of the electorate trusts them with their vote.

The Swedish European Union diplomat who was held in Iran for two years and freed in a prisoner swap over the weekend says his release was “the dream that I sometimes did not dare to believe in

The next UK government will have to rebuild trust, says the European Policy Centre’s Paul Taylor

We wanted to know if our readers agreed with Sir Ed Davey – should Brexit be reversed? Or, like Mr Farage, did they feel Britain’s exit from the EU was simply bungled?