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Woltemade and Barnes shine as Howe’s side bounce back strongly in the Champions League

Automakers hit hard by lower than expected EV demand after investing heavily in capacity and technology development

Diplomats call for holding Israel accountable for its war crimes and crimes against humanity

Commission will have up to 13 months to assess whether to impose tariffs above the standard 10% EU rate

Ruling centred on case concerning Muslim woman who was told at company that she would not be allowed to wear headscarf

According to civil groups, users should have the liberty to sue US tech giants for breaching EU rules and regulations.

The EU gave Microsoft unconditional antitrust approval for its $16 billion bid for AI and speech tech company, Nuance.

FM to co-chair 6th round of Pakistan-EU Strategic Dialogue as part of Pakistan-EU Strategic Engagement Plan

EU telecoms operators have been reluctant to invest in 5G networks

Valheim has proved an unexpected smash-hit, selling five million copies since its early-access released last month

With vaccines key to restart economies, some countries have pre-purchase agreements to secure their supply

Valve did not admit wrongdoing and was fined 1.66 million euros

EU lawmakers are debating new digital policy that would have implications for Google, Facebook, and Apple

Big tech’s secret sauce for algorithms has become a growing concern, encouraging bias and amplifying fake news

Pfizer and BioNTech said that final data showed their shot was 95% effective against Covid-19

Google offered to restrict use of Fitbit data for Google ads and to monitor process closely

Digital Services Act, aim to set ground rules for data-sharing and how digital marketplaces operate

As Johnson's Internal Market Bill is currently being debated in parliament

Facebook launched a climate science information center to elevate credible sources on climate change

London signals it could undermine the exit agreement with Brussels unless free trade terms are agreed by next month.

This is a huge thank you to all hospital staff, not just the doctors and nurses but also cleaners

Facebook and Microsoft are latest companies to voice concerns about Apple’s App Store rules

The UK left EU on January 31 and both sides have until the end of the year to forge a new basis for relations

Covid-19 has killed nearly 250,000 people around the world -- more than 140,000 of them in Europe

Baby Mahaut was born on Thursday by caesarean section because of earlier complications not linked to the disease

EU has more than 110,000 confirmed Covid-19 deaths

EU Commission president calls for European Marshall plan economy recovery after pandemic

A week after Ankara announced it would no longer prevent people from trying to cross into Europe

Pakistan and EU have agreed on a strategic plan: FM

With talks to be held with officials from France, the UK and Germany

EU leaders are exasperated with May’s handling of a tortuous and costly divorce

Nemmouche was convicted last week of terrorist murder for the anti-Semitic gun rampage in the Belgian capital in 2014

Defendants faces a life sentence if convicted of the murders

With a swarm of fake reports from mostly European countries

'In the finest traditions of our great democracy, we are rallying the noble nations to build a new liberal order'

The two will discuss regional developments, says Israeli PM's office

Suspect in the attack is shot by two of the officer's colleagues and is hospitalised in a critical condition

Police spokeswoman refused to confirm media report that attacker shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident

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Man is a European in his fifties and a former career military officer, says deputy mayor

Trump is harsh critic of NATO since 2016 presidential campaign

Tense Brussels summit coincides with Belgium-England match at FIFA World Cup

Right wing Victor Orban secures third term in office after securing majority in Sunday's elections

Ramadan paid the Belgian-Moroccan woman $33,000 to stop posting details about their affair online

There is also only one woman for every four male speakers at the Davos World Economic Forum in Switzerland

Government launches website in country's official languages to inform people about emergency guidelines

Salah Abdeslam registers silent protest and refuses to cooperate with court on the first day of a trial in Belgium

Belgian soldiers and police have repeatedly been the target of attacks in recent months

Police found explosive materials in a raid on the home of the suspect

Witnesses have said that the suspect chanted "Allah Hu Akbar" before the blast