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The motion fell one vote short of the 175 needed to remove the justice minister.

Phones, laptops and other gadgets will be charged with the same cable regardless of manufacturer, after a deal was struck during Tuesday’s trilogue

If tech companies regularly fail to tackle terrorist content, they could face a fine of up to 4 percent of their global revenue. 

‘He’s got 148 stab wounds in him. A few honorable ones in the front, and an awful lot more in the back.’

The British PM survived by 211 votes to 148.

The issue is tangled up in Stockholm’s bid to join NATO and Turkish politics.

U.N. climate chief raises alarm over a ‘world beset with conflicts, energy, food and economic crises.’

In speech to Security Council, European Council president refutes Kremlin claims about Western sanctions.

However, there’s worry that any successor would also be difficult for Brussels.

Home Office faces inquiry into delays to issue vital paperwork for EU nationals living in Britain.

Tory MPs will decide whether to back their leader in a ballot.

Tens of thousands of people remain caught in the crossfire as the bloody battle for the Donbas grinds on.

Xi Jinping now holds the better cards in steering the Moscow-Beijing relationship.

Export authorization would need to be granted by Berlin for the German-made Leopard tanks.

USS Kearsarge’s visit to Stockholm for training exercise underscores Washington’s commitment to Swedish security.

Contracts should be able to be terminated ‘if they are no longer needed from a health and epidemiological perspective,’ the governments say in a letter seen by POLITICO.

The Welshmen haven’t qualified in more than six decades, but Ukraine is the sentimental favorite in Sunday’s crucial contest.

Secretary-General Stoltenberg ‘confident’ over success of Nordic countries’ bids to join the military alliance.

Invasion of Ukraine has left Russia ‘isolated,’ French president says.