The Latest Breaking News from European Union

European markets continued to outperform their US counterparts despite the recent rebound on Wall Street. Notably, the banking and industrial sectors stand as the top two performers, driven by relatively cheaper valuations, expectations for surging defence spending, and optimistic economic outlooks.

Third of global GDP could be lost this century if climate crisis runs unchecked, says report

Xavier Niel has had a hand in advancing Europe’s tech foothold—like his investment into France’s Mistral AI. Still, he worries Europe will fall behind.

A woman working in an SME in the EU could gain between €465 and €700 annually thanks to the EU’s Pay Transparency Directive. However, some business groups have expressed concerns over reporting obligations.

The fighter won’t be Irish president any time soon, but the Trumpocracy seems to think it can shift the country’s politics by endorsing him, writes Irish journalist Justine McCarthy

The protest was the second in as many weeks since the ruling Fidesz party of Hungary used its two-thirds parliamentary majority last Tuesday to expedite the law, which critics say is the government's most recent assault on the rights of the LGBTQ+ community in the country.

The European Central Bank has pushed back against calls to loosen rules for eurozone banks despite fears they could fall behind US rivals if President Donald Trump implements major deregulation.

UGreen has launched an exciting new collection of charging accessories inspired by Genshin Impact, featuring designs based on the character Kinich. The lineup includes a 65W GaN fast charger, a 20,000mAh power bank, a foldable wireless charging station, and a braided USB-C cable.

Due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, the Dutch government wants to more than double the number of people serving in the armed forces, from 70,000 to 200,000 people.