The Latest Breaking News from European Union

EU rules requiring all new smartphones, tablets and cameras to use the same charger came into force on Saturday, in a change Brussels said will cut costs and waste.

Tesla sales have fallen in Europe this year, but was it really the anti-Musk, anti-Trump boycott that did it?

Many who fled the civil war hope to return, as Syrians hold day of remembrance for victims of al-Assad regime.

Sanctions come amid mass protests against the Georgian government’s decision to pause EU accession efforts.

A PRO-EU group has hit out at the higher costs and more paperwork Scots will face when visiting EU countries in 2025.

Learn about Croatia's upcoming presidential election, featuring President Milanovic and rival Primorac, shaping the country's political landscape.

Economists say EU countries hardest hit by 2010s debt crisis now in stronger position than France and Germany

Philippe Ducom of Exxon says if Europe keeps trying to regulate itself out of the crisis, “it’s not going to work.”

Georgian Dream government threatens pro-west president with jail if she refuses to leave office on Sunday

Bosnia's path to European Union membership hangs in the balance as the country faces its deepest political crisis since the 1990s war. Western powers are weighing their response after Bosnian Serb lawmakers this week moved to paralyse state institutions, threatening reforms crucial for the country's EU integration.

THE UK Government has admitted food exports from farming to the EU have plummeted by 20 in real terms since Brexit.