The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Georgian lawmakers on Tuesday agreed an early draft of a controversial "foreign influence" bill, sparking fears of protests against the legislation criticised for mirroring repressive Russian law.

Brussels authorities on Tuesday ordered the shutdown of a controversial gathering of hard-right European politicians, after it was targeted by online protesters and bumped from its first two choices of venue.

EU to fine Mondelez for obstructing cross-border sales, emphasizing fair competition. Mondelez accused of limiting consumer access to products at competiti...

Ukraine is raising its standing army by 300,000, as the US stumbles and the EU lacks capacity to defend a future member.

Markus Pieper resigns from €17k-a-month role hours before he was due to start amid claims of favouritism

Existing VMware customers with perpetual licenses will get some support, but Broadcom remains committed to subscriptions.

European banks are pushing for strategic sector recognition in the EU to ensure support and stability.

With a heavy focus on deterrence, the agreement shows how far Europe’s centre has shifted to the right, says author Daniel Trilling

Candidate Rob Blackie argues that victims are being ‘denied justice’

Georgia's lawmakers engage in a physical altercation over a controversial foreign agent bill, sparking protests and international discussions.

French President Macron said Monday's Paris conference raised more than €2 billion in aid to help Sudan and its neighbouring countries. The international pledges come exactly a year after the start of the conflict between the Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) which has forced millions to flee…