The Latest Breaking News from European Union

During his campaign, President-elect Trump said he would pull back on U.S. security relationships with Europe. European countries may need to double defense spending, according to a Bloomberg Intelligence report. That is music to the ears of the European defense companies, especially as Europe is going with a 'Europe First'…

Supermarket giant Carrefour’s support for French farmers’ protests against a trade agreement between the European Union and the South American bloc Mercosur has sparked a strong reaction in Brazil

Editorial: The shock first-round victory of a far-right nationalist candidate has far-reaching and alarming implications

Figure costed for three multinationals repatriating to US after nomination for commerce secretary hits out at Ireland’s tax regime

The EU has stood in solidarity with Israel since the start of the war with Hamas, and has been consistent in saying the country has the right to defend itself. But the EU has always said that this has to be done in line with international law, which Israel has…

European grocery shoppers are at risk of "being fooled" by a proliferation of confusing and sometimes misleading food labels, EU auditors said Monday, calling on the bloc to improve current rules.

A SCOTTISH business has expressed fears over a new EU regulation set to come into force next month, calling for more guidance and clarity to be…

Georgian parliament faces political turmoil as ruling party accused of election manipulation, sparking protests and opposition boycotts.

Amount of physical attacks, threats or sexual violence described as ‘invisible epidemic’ as reporting remains low

Portugal-based medical marijuana grower Gro-Vida teamed up with Canopy Growth Germany GmbH, a subsidiary of cannabis giant Canopy Growth Corporation (NASDAQ:CGC). This agreement is a key step for Gro-Vida to position itself in Germany’s growing medical marijuana market while supporting Canopy Growth GmbH’s strategy of securing EU-based supply through an…

Earlier this week, US special envoy Amos Hochstein said in Lebanon that a truce deal was "within our grasp", and then headed to Israel for talks with officials there.