Even sources from the Commission acknowledged that the EU’s Digital Markets Act is a double-edged sword, as it could be used for political purposes.

Broadcasters are continuing the campaign against a Polish priest and media figure long criticised by Brussels.

The Dutch intelligence service has linked Tehran to a failed plot targeting an Iranian dissident.

The “unfair” “temporary solution” might act as the prelude to a ceasefire in Ukraine.

Campaign Against Antisemitism has warned that removing Hamas from the list of proscribed organisations would endanger the safety of British Jews.

Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik was a senior officer within the strategy unit of the Russian armed forces.

Mandatory annual inspections of vehicles aged 10 years or more would target poorer Europeans.

Over 128,000 people have already paid their respects to Pope Francis since Wednesday.

There seems to have been little if no progress in curbing the endless flow of migrants into Western European countries.

The president of the Good Governance Union insists that this is not a case of isolated mistakes, but rather a deliberate strategy to silence emerging parties such as AfD.

Reform promises deportations and UK government shake-up as part of a four-point plan.

The stage is set for a stitch-up at the UK-EU summit that could see Brexit powers traded away behind closed doors.