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In a shake-up of long-standing travel rules, European nationals heading to the UK will from Wednesday need a mandatory entry permit, which the British government says will strengthen border security.

The clock is ticking down to Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" when the US president has threatened to unleash a wide range of tariffs against countries running persistent trade imbalances with the United States.

Simon Harris is expected to emphasise the importance of the European Union working closely together.

The Apple Watch and AirPods may finally have some competition from third-party accessories.

A French court on Monday will deliver its verdict on far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s role in an alleged fake jobs scam at the EU parliament. A guilty verdict could bar her from standing for president in 2027, following a ruling by France's top court that removing an elected official…

While Northern and Western Europe rank among the highest in police salaries, Southern and Eastern Europe have improved in the rankings.

Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has secured a temporary reprieve for French cognac makers during his visit to China, delaying additional customs duties for three months.

Political changes, higher defence spending and a shift in focus towards national priorities have seen many European aid budgets slashed recently.

Peter Dutton is a tease when it comes to the fine print of policies. At least that’s the benign explanation. Critics have a harsher take on why we’re always being told to wait for the detail. They would claim his policies are often thin, or unfolded on the run.

How could airport and airline staff miss an elderly woman with hearing problems in a wheelchair, left sitting there after the gate emptied?

The chancellor’s careful calculations for her spring statement are likely to be blown out of the water by a looming US trade war