The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Rate would apply to most goods but bloc still hardening retaliatory measures in case Trump does not agree deal

Some 125 reports of Russian disinformation were reported to X, but only one was removed. The rest went largely ignored.

The Schengen Agreement has just turned 40 with more doubts than certainties. Almost half of its members have reinstated temporary controls along its internal borders. Is this the end of the Schengen vision of open borders within Europe? We travelled to the Poland/German border to try to find out.

The strain was first identified nearly a decade ago in the Netherlands and Germany, and has since spread to at least nine other European countries, according to Danish research.

A law that changes the country’s anti-corruption agencies has led to the first serious protests against his government

A new survey shows that 69% of Europeans believe corruption is widespread in their country, but only 20% of them reported it.

The EU and Japan pledged on Wednesday to work together on championing a "free and fair" trade global system, as US tariffs and disputes with China rattle their economies.

The 2-1 ruling from the ninth US circuit court of appeals brings issue one step closer to coming back before supreme court. This blog is now closed.

US president says Japanese imports will face 15% levy instead of threatened 25%, prompting reports of a similar deal with the EU

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa and Dnipro, protesting against the controversial bill which effectively eliminates the independence of Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions.

As President Donald Trump announced 15% tariffs on Japanese imports after reaching an agreement with Japanese officials, shares of some of Europe's top automakers rallied, hoping for similar breakthroughs.