The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Markets tumble as US president unleashes global chaos with rates from 10- to 50% due to take effect next week

European nation faces 39-percent tariff rate as Trump administration unveils new duties on dozens of trade partners.

Plus, Tesla’s party in Europe is over and hundreds of old Nissan Leaf batteries have found a new home.

Trump's trade deal with the EU averted the worst case scenario, but US consumers might still see price hikes on some key goods.

The US executive order published on July 31 imposes 15% tariffs on EU products, as outlined in the agreement reached by the US and EU presidents. However, it doesn't lower tariffs on cars, which remain at 25%.

The beginning of August marks the latest deadline for US president Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariff policy. This era of chaos and uncertainty began on April 2 and the situation remaims fluid. With the deadline for partners to secure a deal with Washington now passed, it’s a good time to…

Slovenia has been one of the most vocal EU countries calling for the bloc to take action against Israel. The country recognised a Palestinian state in June last year and has since repeatedly called for a ceasefire in Gaza and increased aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his party have insisted Pride, a celebration of LGBTQ+ visibility and struggle for equal rights, is a violation of children’s rights to moral and spiritual development.

Companies joining Code still need to comply with AI Act obligations that kick in from 2 August.

The New York Times reports that text messages between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and a pharmaceutical boss during the COVID-19 pandemic were seen by her top adviser and have likely been destroyed

Judges at the EU’s top court have ruled Italy can fast deportations to countries designated as “safe,” but with limits