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Marine Le Pen says she will appeal against verdict and her five-year disqualification from public office ahead of presidential elections

She also stressed the importance of strengthening European independence in defence, energy, finance, and digital sectors.

The proposed update to European rules for obtaining compensation in the event of air travel delays could deprive 85% of passengers of compensation, according to consumer associations.

The far right leader is banned and disgraced. European leaders can seize this moment to show voters they will fight for them, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

US tariffs could hit 60 per cent of firms directly, two major business groups have warned

Tesla sales are suffering around the world, but especially in Europe. EV buyers here are ditching the brand following its boss’ political pivot and support of President Trump’s policies, many of which seem designed to break the longstanding friendship between the United States and the European Union. Luckily, Europeans have…

Several online platforms have launched a legal proceeding against the fees imposed for being a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act.

Jair Bolsonaro criticised the ruling saying ‘left-wing judicial activisim’ was spreading round the world

The upcoming EU–Central Asia summit in Samarkand presents a unique opportunity that will undoubtedly give new impetus to the development of multifaceted cooperation between the regions, Bakhtiyor Mustafayev writes.

The mosaics will no longer be visible at one of the world’s most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites

The French Competition Authority fined Apple €150 million on Monday over its app tracking privacy feature, criticising it as "unnecessary" and "disproportionate" to its stated goal of protecting user data. The feature is also under scrutiny in four other European countries.