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A British investigation would follow the launch of a similar probe by the EU last October.

Farmers are blocking road crossings into Ukraine complaining about unfair competition.

The attacked ship’s cargo of fertilizer could spill into the Red Sea, U.S. defense officials warned.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

The shift is a win for European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, who championed the landmark green policy even as some political allies opposed it.

A 28-country guide to how climate policies are splitting Europe.

Excessive and unfair politicization threatens to squander common achievements, Ukraine president says.

The government says discussions with Canada are continuing.

Draining Putin’s coffers is possible — if Brussels really wants to.

Unmanned aircraft represent a security threat, officials say.

Farm strife is making it hard for Polish PM to appease all the people, all the time.

The Iran-backed militants claim to have also shot down an American drone.

The European Commission is checking whether a CRRC unit was boosted by Chinese subsidies that allowed it to unfairly undercut rivals.

Countries’ insistence on more flexibility sparks row with Parliament.

With five months to go before the Olympic flame is lit, the regulatory path is still far from the finishing line

Law to determine whether riders and drivers are employees or contractors falls short of its mark.

It took one month for Emmanuel Macron to complete the government reshuffle (and alienate key allies).

Final agreement on platform work nixes Commmission proposal for EU-wide criteria for determining workers’ status.

Paris referendum signals danger for SUV owners and the car industry.

The EU executive’s recommendation comes as the bloc’s green policies are facing a growing backlash.

Olaf Scholz and Gabriel Attal hold very different views on the future of the EU’s landmark trade agreement.

MEPs Terry Reintke and Bas Eickhout received strong support from party members.

‘Our purpose is not to conduct any kind of attack,’ EU foreign policy chief says.

Foreign minister argues U.S. and EU turned a blind eye to Tehran’s campaign to build up proxies with ballistic missile capabilities.