The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Letter: The UN-backed government of national unity is working to ensure the rule of law in Libya and could tackle traffickers at source, writes Walid Ellafi

Neymar is reportedly lining up a shock return to Europe ahead of the upcoming World Cup

One of the Netherlands’ most prominent guitarists, he leaves behind hits including the driving anthem Radar Love and The Twilight Zone

After a one-day summit in Beijing, the European Union insisted on the need to immediately rebalance trade relations with China.

With the contours of a hard-fought EU-US trade deal taking shape, the European Union is flexing its muscles in a bid to squeeze concessions from US President Donald Trump in the run-up to his deadline of August 1.

A tumultuous period lies ahead for Tesla as profits decline and its European market share shrinks. Elon Musk warns of "rough quarters" due to expiring US tax credits.

HJC has launched the RPHA 12 Austin GP II, a special edition race helmet that commemorates the Austin GP. Weirdly enough, it’s only sold in Europe. At least for now.

Solar power is the fastest growing source of electricity globally. Normally, anyone wanting to tap into it would have to rely on roof-mounted panels. But in many parts of Europe, people have found a simple alternative in the form of “plug-in panels” that can be arranged on balconies.

The European Commission granted approval to Broadcom's VMware takeover two years ago, but CISPE still isn't happy.

European officials accuse China of ‘enabling Russia’s war economy’

When Stellantis published U.S. sales results for its Alfa Romeo brand for the first half of the year, the numbers didn’t look good. Through June, the Italian marque was down 34 percent, with all three models posting double-digit declines: Giulia (-32 percent), Stelvio (-40 percent), and Tonale (-28 percent). Combined,…