EU Launches Investigation Into 4 Large Pornography Sites

EU is investigating 4 large adult websites over violations, including regulations for protecting minors from exposure to pornography online.

European Commission Accuses Shein of Deceptive Sales Practices

Investigation by European Commission found online retailer Shein to allegedly engaged in a number of practices on its platform that infringe EU consumer law.
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European Markets Rally as Trump Delays EU Tariffs Until July 9

Markets rallied after U.S. President Donald Trump delayed 50 percent tariffs on European goods and reinstated the July 9 deadline for their implementation.

Europe’s Renewables Grid Upgrade Has a Multitrillion-Dollar Price Tag

An unprecedented investment is needed to refit fossil-era grids for renewables and surging electrification. Analysts warn the cost will fall on consumers.

UK Court Throws Out Injunction Blocking Chagos Islands Deal

A British court has thrown out a temporary block on the UK Government from completing its negotiations to give the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

European Council to Lift Economic Sanctions on Syria, EU Foreign Policy Chief Says

EU foreign ministers have agreed to lift economic sanctions on Syria, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has said.

Losing Romanian Presidential Candidate Challenges Result in Court

Runner-up in Romania’s presidential election rerun asked top court to annul election results over alleged foreign interference and manipulation.

Hungarian Parliament Approves ICC Withdrawal Bill

The Hungarian Parliament approved a bill that will begin the country’s year-long withdrawal process from the International Criminal Court (ICC).