The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Kingdom Hearts All-In-One package (a bundle within a bundle within a bundle) is getting a physical launch in the EU

The UK’s decision to leave the EU was a seismic shock in Ireland. In the years following the Belfast/Good Friday agreement, the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic had become less relevant. The peace process reduced the military architecture along the border, while EU membership enabled free movement of…

Over the past few years, support for Welsh independence has grown in ways not seen before. A recent poll commissioned by YesCymru, a pro-independence campaign group, found that 41% of people who’ve made up their minds on the issue would now vote in favour of independence.

Politicians, social media, and traditional media are seen as the central forces that are fracturing society.

The Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework has already been challenged before the EU’s highest court.

Tributes are pouring in after 70-year-old British pensioner Gary Ferns, who vanished in Tenerife four months ago, was sadly confirmed dead.

Lagarde said the ECB’s rate cut reflected confidence in disinflation and rising growth risks from tariffs, which are set to weigh on demand. The bank dropped its “restrictive” stance and stressed a data-driven, flexible approach.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will meet Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, hoping a personal charm offensive can help convince the US president to cut the EU a better deal on tariffs.

A mum-of-four told her husband, “I love you” before drifting off to sleep and never waking up, in what’s now being called a tragic accident.

UK politicians and industry have options if they want steel to make money while minimising emissions

APT29 is targeting diplomats with a new backdoor, luring them with the promise of fine wine tasing.