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Japanese gaming company Nintendo has agreed to repair for free beyond the legal guarantee period unresponsive console controllers following complaints from European consumer groups, the European Commission said on Tuesday. Nintendo found itself in the EU spotlight after the European Consumer Organization (BEUC) and nine national consumer groups in 2021…

Russia's commissioner for children's rights, who was accused by the International Criminal Court (ICC) alongside President Vladimir Putin of war crimes in Ukraine, said on Tuesday that the ICC's allegations were false and unclear. The Hague-based ICC on March 17 issued arrest warrants for Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova, the Russian…

The FCC has made “no attempt to expedite the process,” lawyers claimed in a filing with the D.C. Court of Appeals

The LPPA directs the FCC to open a limited opportunity window for certain LPTV stations to apply for Class A TV status

An inquiry into Rhema Church London 'uncovered that day-to-day living expenses such as food, domestic purchases, medical bills, vets’ bills, and gym memberships, were claimed and paid out by the charity

Former pastor at evangelical Rhema Church ‘misused charity funds’, says Charity Commission

Ahead of her first official visit to Beijing, the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addresses Europe’s fraught relationship with China.

"It will then make them different to their sighted colleagues or physically able colleagues."

One of the unintended consequences of Brexit is that deals on funding and broadcasting rights and quotas across Europe and with near neighbours have to change