The Latest Breaking News from European Union

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…

Serbian green campaigner who co-drafted declaration against lithium exploitation now fears for his safety

EU’s top diplomat says long-range weapons would boost Ukrainian self defence; Scholz says Kursk operation was secretive by necessity. What we know on day 911

British travellers to Europe need a £6 ETIAS pass, which is valid for 3 years and requires biometric data.

Inquiry into eight EU countries is latest chapter in hostility between Beijing and EU over trade

Membership of the court, which prosecutes crimes against humanity, also advances the country’s EU aspirations.

New "right to switch off" policies could make it a lot harder for bosses to give their employees a late-night check-in over WhatsApp or email.

European milk and cheese producers have become the latest target in a simmering trade war with China

Trade tensions between China and the EU intensify as investigations into dairy subsidies and EV tariffs unfold.