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Civil societies are calling on the EU to take more decisive action against spyware's threats to fundamental rights. But this is a global problem.

Ireland’s deputy PM welcomes warmer relations as Keir Starmer arrives for official visit – but cautions UK cannot ‘cherrypick’ issues

Big River Watch scheme asks general public to help monitor state of rivers after years of deregulation

Owner of Ormiston Wire in London urges Keir Starmer not to forget small manufacturers in his dealings with EU

Lloyd Austin says ‘no one capability’ would be decisive in war as Ukrainian president urges allies to let Kyiv hit targets far across border. What we know on day 927

Letters: To mitigate the damage done by Brexit, any new deal would have to be deep and wide-ranging, says Dr Peter Holmes. Also letter from Scott McDonald

EU leaders have given France’s new PM Michel Barnier a warm welcome – but the former Brexit negotiator faces tough challenges, and opposition, on the domestic front.

The nomination of Michel Barnier, a veteran of both French and EU politics, to the post of French prime minister, is “a surprise and a delicate gamble” by French president Emmanuel Macron. That’s according to our guest in Talking Europe, economist and political analyst Jean Pisani-Ferry. He tells Armen Georgian…

It hasn’t been smooth sailing this summer for Ursula von der Leyen, who was voted in as EU Commission president for a second term in July. She had asked national capitals to put forward two candidates for her new Commission, one female and one male, so that she could ensure…

Row may signal that newly elected Tehran government is willing to take tougher line with Moscow

POST-Brexit checks on fruit and vegetables being imported from the EU are set to be delayed again until the middle of next year, according to a…