The Latest Breaking News from European Union

The trade-off between European regulatory primacy and the influence of U.S. capital may not be as unevenly weighted as it seems.

The phrase 'no plans' – that is, minister 'X' says the government has no plans to do policy 'Y' – is the flammable/inflammable of British political messaging. In that, for all intents and purposes, it conveys the same meaning as 'yes, we will absolutely do that that thing at some…

Ford has put the brakes on an upcoming seven-seat electric SUV, while delaying its EV pick-up replacement until at least 2027.

Hungary’s anti-immigrant government has taken a hard line on people entering the country

The Atlantic island of Madeira has been on alert for high temperatures and risk of wildfires for days

Apple has come out of a probe by the UK's CMA over WebKit and Xbox Cloud Gaming policies safe, but it looks like things might now be over just yet.

Report that EU proposal on work and study for under-30s could be revisited is denied by government

Britain’s drug regulator has authorized the Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi, saying that it’s the first medicine to show some impact in slowing progression of the neurodegenerative disease

Apple's App Store head is leaving the company, and internally the section will divided in two in a major shakeup at Cupertino.

China opened an anti-subsidy probe into dairy imports from the European Union on Wednesday, stepping up tension with the bloc a day after Brussels published its revised tariff plan for China-made electric vehicles.

The European Commission has announced plans to slap tariffs of up to 36.3 percent on Chinese-made electric cars. The move is aimed at countering what the EU perceives as unfair trade practices, including subsidies for Chinese car manufacturers. However Tesla cars made in China are to face a lower duty…