The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Violence erupted during an Israeli army raid at the Nur Shams refugee camp in the city of Tulkarem.

We’re keen to hear what people make of the proposal to resume freedom of movement between the EU and UK for young people aged between 18 and 30

Eurowag will address many of the cost, administration and regulatory challenges drivers currently face.

Trade bodies say ongoing confusion about when checks will come in is ‘incredibly challenging’

Chinese carmaker Chery signed a deal Friday to produce mainly electric vehicles in Spain, as Beijing's auto sector pushes ahead with plans to expand into Europe despite growing competition concerns.

Case of the Iuventa became a symbol of what activists say are growing attempts to criminalise refugee aid workers

Finland's closure of border crossings with Russia raises EU security concerns over migrant surge.

For months, Europe has been rocked by protests as farmers decry high costs and low prices, in addition to what they call unfair competition from Ukraine, and the constraints of environmental regulations. EU elites are worried that the farmers' movement will boost anti-establishment parties in the European elections this June.…

Lufthansa's bid to acquire a stake in ITA, an Italian airline, faces scrutiny from EU regulators. The move aims to enhance market presence and network conn...

European leaders advocate for caution and diplomacy post Iran attack, emphasizing de-escalation and stability in the Middle East.

Talking Europe hosts former Spanish foreign minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya, who is now dean of one of the top international relations schools in the world – the Paris School of International Affairs. We delve into the EU election campaign, EU competitiveness, transatlantic relations and the fragile political situation in Spain…