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WikiLeaks founder has been battling against the move for years.

A timely row with Strasbourg plays well with some Conservative MPs — but others are urging caution.

PM says protection should go hand-in-hand with measures to boost tourism, which dismays NGOs.

EU takes aim at UK legislation which would let it ignore parts of the post-Brexit Northern Ireland protocol.

In a dramatic military escalation, Kinshasa accuses Kigali of backing a rebel group and seizing a border town.

Empty plane returns to hangar as European Court of Human Rights intervenes.

The EU is about to trigger a lengthy legal process to bring Britain back in line with the Brexit deals.

‘Immunity requirements’ could force giants to disavow US data laws and restructure European operations.

It’s crucial to ‘hold Russia accountable,’ environment minister tells POLITICO.

Only a handful of people are set to be on the first plane out.

Boris Johnson insists UK bill on Northern Irish trade is ‘not a big deal.’

Challenge from new French left alliance could force ministers out after the second round.

Outgoing Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa reflects on surviving cancer, Trump and the state of climate talks in an exit interview with POLITICO.

The coalition government has promised to deliver it, but it’s easier said than done.

British-born EU officials told their travel expense claims are no longer valid after Brexit.

Boris Johnson’s government is set to present a bill Monday allowing it to waive controversial post-Brexit rules on trade.

In the select committee’s first hearing, lawmakers tried to connect the former president’s actions with escalations of violence during the Capitol attack.

Shutting down the three-year probe lets Amazon dodge a fine and hands Vestager a victory by extracting changes without much effort.

The three have one month to appeal and possibly receive a reduced sentence. Otherwise, they face death by firing squad.

The motion weighs in on the draft US Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.

British nationals also can’t stand as candidates in locals elections in the EU.

A wounded prime minister retreats to his comfort zone.

Gerli Mutso sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.