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Italy's outgoing government approved on Thursday a decree to reform the country's notoriously slow criminal justice system, according to government officials, paving the way for the finalisation of a broader reform needed to keep European Union funds flowing.

There was a perceptible sense of relief on Monday when the Razoni, a Sierra Leone-flagged vessel, left the port of Odesa with 26,000 tons of grain bound for Tripoli in Lebanon. This was the first ship out of the port city since Vladimir Putin sent his military machine into Ukraine…

Negotiators from Iran, the United States and the European Union are preparing to resume monthslong, indirect talks over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal

The new EU biometrics system will come into effect in May 2023.

The US and Iranian delegations will return to Vienna this week, nearly five months after the suspension of the indirect talks aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal between international powers and Iran. Top European Union official Enrique Mora announced on Twitter Wednesday that he was heading to the Austrian…

Why is the right so obsessed with peddling the fake narrative that it’s white people who have been left behind, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Nearly six months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many refugees are still struggling to find jobs in their European Union host countries, despite the EU's streamlined process for Ukrainians to live and work in its 27 member nations

New system for travelling to the bloc from next May

Baroness Brown of Cambridge says the government’s ‘science policy has been far from perfect’