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The European Commission says it is looking at ways to potentially reduce its trade surplus with the US, although stresses that no formal offer has been made.

The Trump administration’s decision to distance itself from Nato obligations signals a potential dismantling of the historical transatlantic order – and not merely in military terms. As the United States disengages from European affairs and cuts ties with what secretary of defense Pete Hegseth called Nato’s “pathetic” freeloaders, it is…

With the lights now coming back on in the Iberian Peninsula, Euroverify fact-checks some of the false claims that circulated during Monday's unprecedented blackout.

The penalty amounts to a "multibillion-dollar tariff," a Meta spokesperson says.

Plan to supply 20% of the world’s chips by 2030 described as ‘essentially aspirational’

Hundreds of thousands gathered in the Vatican on Saturday to watch the final journey of Pope Francis, attended by leaders and royals from around the world.

New legislation set to be tabled to increase staff and resources of the agency in the long term. Last Frontex reform entered into force at the end of 2019.

Sir Keir Starmer welcomed the European Commission president to Number 10.

From TikTok to AI agents, burner phones to banned apps: rising global tensions are forcing EU officials to rethink which tech tools are safe to use - and which could hand secrets to foreign powers.

European Commission ‘has not set preconditions’ before summit where partnership for €150bn defence procurement is expected to be forged

This week's key events presented by Euronews' competition and trade reporter Peggy Corlin.