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The European Union imposed sanctions Monday against prominent Iranian officials and entities, including airlines, accused of taking part in the transfer of missiles and drones for Russia to use against Ukraine. EU foreign ministers approved the...

On Monday, the European Union levied penalties against well-known Iranian officials and organisations, including aviation companies, on the grounds that they were involved in the sale of missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles to Russia for use...

After peacekeepers claimed that Israeli forces had opened fire on their headquarters in south Lebanon, EU chief Charles Michel denounced attacks on UN peace operations on Friday. The president of the European Council told AFP on...

As a trade spat between Beijing and Brussels heats up, European Council President Charles Michel will meet with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in person, an official told AFP on Thursday. The gathering, which is taking place...

The EU voiced concerns about “harmful” content posted on Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube as it told the digital platforms on Wednesday to hand over more information on how their platforms recommend content to users. The European...

The United States, European Union and several Arab nations issued a joint call Wednesday for a 21-day “temporary ceasefire” in Lebanon after Israeli strikes on Hezbollah threatened to tip the Middle East into all-out war. Hundreds...

A coalition of businesses, which included Spotify and Meta, denounced the European Union on Thursday for making “fragmented and inconsistent” decisions regarding artificial intelligence (AI) and data privacy. The companies signed an open letter, along with...

Wednesday’s decision by an EU court will address Google’s appeal of a 1.49 billion euro ($1.65 billion) fine imposed by the EU, which comes one week after the US tech giant was dealt a painful legal...

On Tuesday, hundreds of European firefighters were expected to assist in containing the catastrophic wildfire that has burnt portions of the suburbs surrounding Athens as Greece battled it for a third day. Driven by powerful winds,...

A far-right Israeli minister was denounced by the European Union, France, and the UK on Wednesday for implying that starving two million Gazanians would be “justified and moral” in exchange for the release of several prisoners...