The Latest Breaking News from European Union

US lawmakers are drafting a bill that would sanction countries purchasing Russian oil and gas, aiming to choke off Moscow’s primary revenue stream as peace negotiations remain stalled.

The European Union has its own mutual defence clause but it is seen as weaker than NATO's Article 5. The EU Commissioner for Defence appears to want to change that as the US military reconsiders its footprint in Europe.

Resilient domestic demand is driving growth in the eurozone despite global economic headwinds.

The ECDC says the region could still meet its testing targets for HIV, but that it will be harder to improve detection for hepatitis B and C.

The Hungarian leader has repeatedly criticised Kyiv’s resistance against Russian aggression

The country is hoping nuclear power will generate up to 60 per cent of its electricity by 2050.

Carles Puigdemont, Catalonia's former president, seeks to return to Spain following a favourable yet not definitive EU Advocate General's ruling on Spain's amnesty law.

While the US tightens its employment-based green card rules and allows backlogs to grow, Canada, Europe, and China are rolling out red-carpet visas for the same pool of highly skilled workers.

Decision-makers from around the world are gathering in Geneva from Monday for a week-long conference that could help determine the direction of international efforts to rein in the dangers of tobacco. The environmental impact of cigarettes and marketing strategies that target young consumers will be top of the agenda.