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Two complaints have now been formally made to the UK opposition party over suspended MP Geraint Davies.

The West is appeasing Serbia, Albin Kurti told POLITICO, arguing Belgrade will determine whether recent clashes turn into a broader conflict.

Greek MEP’s lawyers have released a statement saying she plans to resume her duties.

Small parcels, disparities in checks across member states and lack of data are all plaguing the EU’s customs system.

The three European parliamentarians caught up in corruption probe are rallying for their return to politics.

Poland’s ruling party is putting politics first as it looks to shore up support in the countryside ahead of this fall’s election.

The deal comes after almost two weeks of negotiations.

European Union is finally drafting rules forcing companies to police their supply chains.

Polish farmers are protesting over a surge in grain shipments redirected through their market, months before national elections.

EU negotiators fear they’ll never get a deal on averting steel tariffs with the US before an October deadline expires.