The Latest Breaking News from Europe

US and EU concerned with state of Tunisia’s democracy but will ultimately retain ties, analysts say.

Interest rates in the European Union will need to stay high “as long as necessary” to slow still-high inflation, Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, said Friday

Last week’s fire around Alexandroupolis was Europe’s worst in years.

Paul Casey says that Europe could have a captaincy issue if the likes of Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia aren't allowed back into the Ryder Cup fold

A fourth defendant will be sentenced on Tuesday, while a fifth has fled the country.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says the foreign minister of the Netherlands is “the right man” to to fill a European Commission vacancy after Frans Timmermans quit this week to lead a center-left bloc into the country’s November general election

While the Premier League window closes next Friday, Saudi clubs will be able to sign and register new players until September 20.

The Digital Services Act is finally bringing social media giants to heel after 20 years of laissez-faire. Yet Westminster still dithers, says journalist Chris Stokel-Walker

STUDENTS in Scotland are still feeling the stark impact of the loss of the Erasmus+ programme as a result of

Firefighters battle multiple wildfires in Greece, including one in the northeast that officials say is the largest recorded in the European Union.

Starting Friday, Europeans will see their online life change. People in the 27-nation European Union can alter some of what shows up when they search, scroll and share on the biggest social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook and other tech giants like Google and Amazon.