The Latest Breaking News from European Union

They disagreed on the climate crisis, and one fears the other’s idea of sending troops to Ukraine would start world war three

Russia resumed pumping gas via its biggest pipeline to Europe on Thursday after a 10-day outage, allaying some of Europe's immediate supply fears but not enough to end the threat of rationing to cope with potential winter shortages.

Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine:

The European Central Bank is ready to join the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England in a global rush to raise interest rates and put a lid on galloping inflation

The Foreign Secretary denied her proposed tax cuts of around £30 billion would worsen the cost-of-living crisis by fuelling inflation

The invasion of Ukraine on February 24 and the nearly five months of war that have followed have reminded many European countries of the stark reality of their energy dependence on Russia. For ten days, western Europe has sweated on the resumption of gas supplies through the Nord Stream 1…

The images were obtained from the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, on Tuesday, July 19.

A burning Russian plane plunged from the sky and exploded in a field after being hit by a Ukrainian missile.

Zenger News obtained the footage from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on July 19.

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said he does not have a preference between Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak in the Conservative leadership contest.

The move marks the end of an era of low interest rates and steady growth