The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Ten years after the Dieselgate scandal over cheating in exhaust emissions tests, European carmakers are in the frame again, this time for market skulduggery in the form of a clandestine agreement not to compete on grounds of environmental friendliness on the basis of their support for recycling.

Donald Trump continues to use tariffs as a central tool of his trade policy. Here’s where his tariffs stand now.

The EU executive has invited member states to redirect regional spending - accounting for one-third of the EU budget - toward various strategic areas such as water resilience and affordable housing, including defence to a limited extent.

The company faces regulatory concerns which led to a delay in rolling out the AI tool across Europe.

Ireland and European leaders are braced for US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ for the US economy.

Ms Baerbock also said any US-Kyiv minerals deal must comply with European law after Ukrainian minister Andrii Sybiha said work is continuing towards an agreement

The European Union has just taken a step towards deregulating New Genomic Techniques used for the improvement of agricultural plants. The agrichemical sector argues that they are essential to ensuring the future of food production, but many remain sceptical.

Some citizens in Europe have created safe spaces in their homes while the EU has urged people across the bloc to prepare 72-hour survival kits.

Head of European Commission says bloc would prefer to negotiate but all countermeasures are on the table

Meta is expecting the European Commission to slap it with fines and a potential cease-and-desist for violating it’s digital laws

While aware of the economic impact of US tariffs on EU goods, a YouGov study finds that a vast majority of European citizens support retaliatory measures in the escalating trade dispute between Brussels and Washington.