The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Have you ever grabbed a product labeled “plant-based,” expecting something leafy, only to find it’s greenwashed marketing—not actual plants? You’re not alone. The trend of plant-based labels with no plants is growing fast and causing plenty of confusion for shoppers. Understanding why this happens—from marketing spin to lax regulation—can help…

The moon is the only rational way to go, according to the EU.

While McGregor seems intent on reviving his sporting career, he also hasn't given up on his pledge to run for the presidency of Ireland, and has gathered some celebrity endorsements along the way.

Unveiling Amazon Web Services’ long-awaited NZ$7.5 billion “cloud region” – a cluster of local data centres – Prime Minister Christopher Luxon specifically referenced Ireland and Singapore as “two economies we often look to for inspiration on investment and technology”.

EU Commission president urged to ‘show leadership’ and preserve bloc’s credibility amid catastrophe in Gaza

The European Parliament doesn’t play any diplomatic role in the current response to the war in Gaza, but its debates and resolutions are likely to add political pressure on the Israeli government.

The aim of the SAFE programme is to boost joint procurement, increase interoperability among EU member states and strengthen the European defence industrial base.

New law incentivises more sustainable design, recycling, and reuse of car parts while reducing waste and raw material dependency.

Ursula von der Leyen's speech was dominated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Israel's war on Gaza and the contentious EU-US trade deal.

Letter: The Spanish leader’s views on the benefits of migrants contrasts starkly with those of other European leaders, including Keir Starmer, says Simon Bird

The Dutch regulator said it is in contact with the European Commission about the investigation into Snapchat, one of the 25 largest online platforms in Europe.