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From third-party app stores to Apple Podcasts transcripts, there's a lot in iOS 17.4.

Apple has confirmed that it will use on-device location data to limit access to some features of alternative app marketplaces if users travel outside the EU for too long.

UK prepared to loan money on basis Russia will be forced to pay reparations to Ukraine at end of war, says foreign secretary David Cameron

An EU deal to ban single-use plastics in the hotel, restaurant and catering sector from 2030 – and to achieve a 5 percent reduction before then – will see items such as condiment sachets, miniature toiletries and plastic wrapping around fresh fruit and vegetables disappear. However, what campaigners are calling…

In a field in the Kyiv region, Lyudmyla Martyniuk was standing by silos filled with grain that should be heading for export, but for a blockade on the Polish border disturbing a market already impacted by Ukraine's war with Russia.

French president says he does not want escalation but allies cannot ‘look away and let things run their course’ – what we know on day 742

Centre-right European People’s party says it wants to create deportation deals with non-EU countries to head off rise of far right

Apple has released iOS 17.4, the latest version of its iPhone software. The biggest change allows iPhone users in Europe to access third-party app stores, but there are other new features as well.

iOS 17.4 update introduces Stolen Device Protection, sideloading apps for EU users, and more enhancements to revolutionize the iPhone experience.

Discover the surprises in iOS 17.4 update with EU-specific changes, enhanced security, new emoji, improved Siri, and more for iPhone users.

Frontex reaffirms commitment to informing Libyan authorities about migrant boats in trouble. Collaboration with NGOs stressed for saving lives at sea.