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Annual decline, helped by switch to renewable power, means greenhouse gas pollution is now 37% below 1990 levels

Greenhouse gas emissions in the EU fell by eight percent in 2023 -- among the biggest drops in decades -- new data showed Thursday, though the bloc remains in a race against time to meet its ambitious climate goals.

The case dates back to 2022 when Brussels first accused Apple of blocking rivals from its popular iPhone tap payment system in a breach of EU competition law.

The EU says it has accepted Apple's commitment to change tap-to-pay on iPhone in the territory.

As it is almost July 4, here’s what voters need to know about casting their ballot

We wanted to know if our readers agreed with Sir Ed Davey – should Brexit be reversed? Or, like Mr Farage, did they feel Britain’s exit from the EU was simply bungled?

Everything to know about the voter ID you need to vote in the General Election this Thursday

Climate change is causing Europe to heat up more quickly than any other continent – and twice as fast as the global average – with recent studies warning of mounting threats to food, water and energy security, human health, the economy and nature. What makes the continent more vulnerable than…

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