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Gig workers in the EU will soon get new benefits and protections, making it easier for them to receive employment status.

The EU has sided against Apple in a long-gestating fight with Spotify and other music app providers as to how the company’s app store operates. It's likely that Apple will be hit with hefty fines in the near future.

Iran has announced the commencement of the trial of a Swedish national, who is employed by the European Union.

Josep Borrell considers Israels military operation to be disproportionate in terms of civilian deaths and damage to civilian property and infrastructure.

Hopes of a global commitment to begin the phase-out of fossil fuels were hanging by a thread last night after a draft text of the Cop28 agreement failed to even reference the objective.

I t was yet another of Leo Varadkar’s public encounters with the “truth serum”. He and EU kingpin Donald Tusk had just finished a press conference during which the Polish politician had publicly mused about: “What that special place in hell looks like for those who promoted Brexit, without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it out safely.”

Policymakers in Kyiv are trying to work out how they can fund Ukraine’s war effort if its allies fail to come through with promised aid.

Sale of the 564-acre Genoa Lakes Golf Resort to Mazz Golf Management Co. is currently in escrow with closing expected in mid-October, the principals of the deal announced in a news release.

The Ministry of Interior announced on Tuesday the operation of the electronic information service for registration in the special electoral roll for the 2024 European elections of citizens, who reside in areas where the Government of the Republic does not exercise effective control.

Donald Tusk, Poland's new prime minister, has said that under his government Poland will reclaim its leading position in the EU and a strong position in the Nato by respecting the larger community.