The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (Acea) calls for the UK to be exempt from new 'made in Europe' rules that could shut out British manufacturers from their biggest export market.
President Zelenskyy urges EU to open more accession clusters and tighten rules on Russia, emphasizing promise-keeping during Ireland's presidency.
A UCL report warns that outright smartphone bans in schools are 'overly simplistic' and may have unintended negative consequences, as 75% of pupils disagree with blanket bans.
British passport holders will soon need to pay a €20 ETIAS fee to visit 29 European countries, with the system launching in late 2026 and becoming compulsory in 2027.
A father and his teenage son were found alive under rubble in Venezuela nearly four days after twin earthquakes, as death toll exceeds 1,450.
Last week's heatwave affected 150 million Europeans and killed thousands, but could paradoxically boost far-right climate-sceptic parties, says Guardian correspondent.
Steve Clarke stepped down as Scotland head coach after World Cup group exit, saying the decision was easy as he had always planned to leave if the tournament did not go well.
Iran attacked a ship using a southern route through the Strait of Hormuz proposed by Oman and the IMO, forcing the plan's abandonment and escalating tensions.
Donald Trump says Iran has agreed to hold talks in Doha on Tuesday after US and Iranian forces exchanged fire in the strait of Hormuz, threatening a ceasefire deal.
A strong aftershock hit Venezuela days after twin earthquakes killed at least 1,450 people, with tens of thousands still missing, according to reports.
British farmers face income collapse as post-Brexit trade deals flood UK market with cheaper imports, threatening domestic food production and food security.
Australia will double penalties for breaches of its under-16 social media ban to $99m, citing insufficient action by tech giants. Over 5m accounts removed since December.
Readers respond to Rafael Behr's article on Brexit's curse, arguing that economic factors and the electoral system, not just nationalism, caused Keir Starmer's resignation.
A decade after the Brexit referendum, a new poll shows 55% of Britons would vote to rejoin the EU, with only 32% backing leaving. Our scorecard rates 10 key promises.
Zelenskyy declares 40-day blitz against Russian targets; drone strikes hit oil refineries in Ufa and Krasnodar; Crimea power outages worsen after Sevastopol blackout.
Marking 10 years since the UK voted to leave the EU, a new podcast oral history features key players from both sides, examining the referendum that reshaped the nation.
A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration's plan to deny mail-in ballots to states that don't share voter rolls, ruling the executive order unconstitutional.
Iran has rejected a UN-backed proposal for mass evacuation of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, backed by Oman, creating new threats to free passage and damaging Saudi-led normalisation efforts.
Merlín the duck, Mexico's World Cup mascot, was barred from El Tri's match against Czechia due to Fifa regulations prohibiting animals in venues for their safety.
Cambridge South station opens on 28 June, offering access to wild swimming, art trails, and nature reserves. Discover the city's lesser-known treasures sustainably.
Brexit has caused UK fund managers to lose over €1 trillion in assets as firms relocate operations to the EU, new data shows.
Ten years on from the Brexit vote, Britain faces its seventh PM. The Guardian Weekly's 26 June edition explores the fallout, Starmer's resignation, and more.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, will require separate changing facilities for safeguarding reasons during India's T20 series in England, as per ICC and ECB rules.
Acting DNI director Bill Pulte has fired dozens of staff members, including political appointees tied to former director Tulsi Gabbard, amid plans for larger cuts.
A decade after the Brexit referendum, the UK still grapples with its legacy. With public opinion shifting and Andy Burnham rising, could Britain rejoin the EU?
Just under a third of Brits still believe Brexit was right, but a decade on, the EU has largely moved on, focusing on new partnerships while the UK grapples with economic and cultural fallout.
Simon Spurrell says Brexit left a £250,000 hole in his business, forcing him to sell. Many small firms stopped exporting or retired early due to red tape and costs.
Keir Starmer's resignation marks another short-lived premiership in post-Brexit Britain, where nationalism poisoned politics, costing 4-8% of GDP and enabling far-right radicalisation.
A decade after the Brexit vote, the Guardian's economics editor Heather Stewart examines which campaign promises were kept, from NHS funding to immigration control.
Ten years after the EU referendum, Havering remains divided: some residents still back Brexit, while others say it destroyed livelihoods, with businesses lost and economic hardship.