Behind the Story: New Repair Rules and ‘Economic Fury’ Explained
Irish consumers will now have a legal “right to repair” broken products instead of being pushed to replace them under new EU…
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Irish consumers will now have a legal “right to repair” broken products instead of being pushed to replace them under new EU…
A weekend collision in northeast England has led to a major organised-crime investigation after seven people, including two police officers, were killed…
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has promised an aggressive campaign to choke off Iran’s economy, widening Washington’s threat of secondary sanctions and…
New Zealand is moving to bar children under 16 from social media, putting the country alongside a growing group of governments attempting…
The Trump administration has told Canada it would be “foolish” to believe it could prevail in a trade war with the United…
Two British police officers have been remembered after losing their lives in a devastating crash that also claimed five other people. PC…
Iran’s foreign minister has rejected the prospect of fresh US sanctions, portraying the threatened measures as evidence of Washington’s desperation and insisting…
Ukraine will bring its most important European supporters together today as Russian strikes drive civilian deaths to their highest level since the…
A cyberattack took a small UK power facility offline for four days last month, highlighting the growing threat posed by state-backed and…
A medal intended to celebrate Sydney’s global landmarks has instead placed the spotlight on Munich after organisers of the 2026 Sydney Marathon…
President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that holding elections during the war would pose an unacceptable danger to Ukraine, rejecting a call from…