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Calling out China for illegal activity is significant but a WTO case lacks teeth.

From royal succession to vaccination rollouts, Joe Biden’s fart and the violent outbursts of a diplomat’s wife, these are the stories that got readers clicking this year.

The Home Office’s treatment of EU citizens who lived in Britain for less than five years is unlawful, watchdog says.

New rules aim to make the process ‘more transparent and effective during times of crisis.’

Deputy leader Angela Rayner wants a ‘total’ ban of at least five years on ex-ministers taking on lobbying gigs.

The mechanism allows the EU to suspend payments to countries over rule-of-law breaches that affect the bloc’s financial interest.

The UK MP argues he has faced ‘an absolute denial of justice.’

The scandal erupted in 2018, when the company disclosed it had discovered potential accounting fraud, leading to its collapse.

Discovery calls legislation an ‘assault on independent media and freedom of the press.’

The non-binding resolution presses the EU to withhold Budapest’s recovery funds.

Holding EU nationals in UK immigration centers breaches ‘the spirit of good cooperation’ expected from Britain after Brexit, Romanian MEPs say.

The European Commission on Wednesday released its new draft law that seeks to better control so-called “distortive foreign subsidies” that non-EU countries give their companies, which then …

Internal report flagged lack of controls over access to seller data.

More than a billion people’s data has appeared on hacker forums in recent days, but no-one’s owning up to doing anything wrong.

Governments challenge scheme to allow cuts to EU funding if countries fall short on rule of law.

Whistleblowers say they were forced out after flagging problems with e-commerce giant’s data security and compliance.

Fishermen on both sides are unhappy about the deal.

EU leaders to discuss compromise designed to convince Budapest and Warsaw to stop blocking the EU’s €1.8 trillion budget-and-recovery package.

Deal is one step in broader process of finalizing the bloc’s €1.8 trillion budget-and-recovery package

The British prime minister is making bold promises that aren’t being delivered.

Criticism comes ahead of high-level meeting between Xi Jinping, Angela Merkel and Ursula von der Leyen.

European consumers have gained a powerful new right to seek redress against companies.