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Alarmed by a recent series of maritime emergencies involving migrants trying to reach European shores, Europe's top ethics watchdog is calling on the EU’s authorities to open a public investigation into thousands of deaths in the Mediterranean Sea. European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly demanded an independent commission of inquiry as part…

The EU on Friday used new regulatory powers to query Meta about ad-free subscriptions to Facebook and Instagram as well as claims some voices are suppressed online in a phenomenon known as "shadow banning".

Campaigners say decision against Danish Crown, Europe’s largest pork producer, sends resounding message

Setapp Mobile is coming to iOS users in the EU in April. Install a wide variety of applications through the third-party app store.

Organised criminal groups are switching from riskier drug rackets to fraud in the EU and many don't hesitate to use violence to protect their activities, the bloc's chief prosecutor told AFP in an interview.

After two centuries of peace, and a fire-sale of public infrastructure, the country has never been so vulnerable

WTO ministerial conference in Abu Dhabi struggles to find common ground on key issues, extending negotiations.

Moldovans dismissed talk of tensions on Thursday, a day after pro-Russian rebel officials in the country's breakaway region of Transnistria appealed to Russia for "protection".

Producers say the labelling could add £250m a year to their costs, further fuelling inflation

The European Union took a major step towards mending ties with member state Poland on Thursday by announcing it would begin releasing billions of euros in funding. The aid had been frozen over policies the bloc said amounted to backsliding on fundamental democratic principles.

Humanitarian groups urge EU to release 82 million euros to UNRWA for Gaza aid amid funding crisis.