The Latest Breaking News from European Union

While Russia continues its nuclear sabre rattling, with renewed threats to use its arsenal if attacked, fighting on the frontlines in Ukraine and in Russia’s Kursk region remains intense. But the diplomatic centre of gravity of the war recently shifted to New York and Washington.

Anti-migrant, anti-Islam FPÖ could emerge as most voted for party in Sunday’s parliamentary poll

Chief medical officer tells Covid inquiry that UK had ‘very low’ capacity compared with other wealthy countries

Saudi Arabia is reportedly ready to abandon its unofficial price target of $100 a barrel for crude as it prepares to increase output

Google, Samsung and Microsoft among those signing up for voluntary commitments, but Meta has chosen not to.

The decision by Olaf Scholz’s government to reimpose checks at Germany’s frontiers is chilling for those of us born behind the iron curtain

In today’s newsletter: Storm Boris wrecked homes and lives across central Europe – how are countries, and communities, putting their lives back together?

EU debates changes to wolf protections as population rises, sparking conflict between farmers and environmentalists.

Pegasystems’s (PEGA) second-quarter results easily beat analysts’ expectations. The company’s long-term prospects appear bright with continuous innovation with AI and steady financial performance. So, let’s analyze whether this is the software stock to buy now. Read more to find out.