The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Seyyed Abbas Araghchi says European nations should engage constructively and not facilitate ‘America’s excesses’

"The Eastern Shield", a 700 km defense project near Poland's eastern border, aims to boost state resilience and protect against armed invasion. Experts, however, debate its effectiveness.

"It is not with the four-day work week and 'work-life balance' that we will be able to maintain our prosperity!"

Euronews Business examines how real household income per capita and real GDP per capita changed in the first quarter of 2025.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has unveiled a 1.6 billion-euro ($1.87 billion) tax cuts package in a keynote speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair

India’s Modi responds saying says he reciprocates President Trump's ‘sentiments and positive assessment of our ties’ – but will it change anything about their trade impasse?

Molenfest2025 is a multidisciplinary festival celebrating Molenbeek's diverse community. It's part of the Brussels neighbourhood's drive to change its image, that's often associated with violent crime, as it bids to become the European Capital of Culture in 2030 (ECOC2030).

The radical Left and far-right are about to present two different motions of censure against the Commission. A first vote is expected in October.

Achim Steiner says cuts to development budget are shortsighted in an interconnected global economy

Trump said in a post on Truth Social that the €2.95 billion fine was "unfair" and "discriminatory" and later told reporters he will "be speaking to the European Union."

Early studies from the US show that young workers are being replaced in AI-vulnerable jobs such as software engineering and are instead pivoting to vocational fields like nursing or retail. Is the same thing happening in Europe?