EU court upholds right to sell PlayStation add-ons, in loss for Sony
Third party add-ons for Sony PlayStation games that offer players extra options don’t breach EU copyright law, the European Court of Justice has said.
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Barnier says Albania migrant processing deal can't be 'transposed' to France
France’s Prime Minister Michel Barnier has said he doesn’t think the deal Italy has made with Albania to send asylum seekers there for processing will work in France.
Life satisfaction score: What are the happiest countries in the EU?
EU citizens are generally satisfied with their lives, as the level of satisfaction of people who are 16 or above is 7.3 out of 10 on average, according to Eurostat data.
Opinion remains split in Moldova ahead of Sunday's EU membership referendum
People in Moldova head to the polls on Sunday in a dual vote - to choose their next president and to vote in a referendum on whether the country should join the European Union.
Zelenskyy stresses 'NATO unity for Ukrainian cause' after meeting with alliance's chief
Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy stressed the importance of unity amongst NATO members for the Ukrainian cause on Thursday after meeting with the alliance’s chief.
EU leaders converge on Israel, but calls for trade sanctions still fall flat
A summit of EU leaders in Brussels on Thursday - the first since Israel expanded its offensive into southern Lebanon - ended with repeated calls for de-escalation in the Middle East, the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza, and condemnation of Israel’s recent attacks against UN peacekeepers.
'Not trivial': EU leaders endorse migration outsourcing but offer few details
The 27 leaders of the European Union gave on Thursday their most explicit endorsement yet of the contentious project of outsourcing migration policy, even if they offered scant details on how the idea would work in practice and how authorities would be able to respect human rights while transferring migrants outside the bloc's borders.
Opportunities and challenges in EU's quest for closer ties with Gulf states
As the war in the Middle East enters a new dangerous phase, the EU held its first ever EU-Gulf Cooperation Council. For Europe Conversation, Shona Murray sat down with Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Al Budaiwi, to talk about about the agenda; trade, global security and renewed efforts for a two-state solution in the Middle East.