The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Apple has outlined the ways in which it's complying with the European Union’s Digital Markets Act.

In the spotlight this week in our whistle-stop debate series featuring each of the EU’s 27 member states ahead of June’s European elections: Italy. Europe’s third-biggest economic power has seen a growing rivalry between the right-wing Brothers of Italy party, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and her even further…

As a result of a new EU law going into force, Apple's announced it'll make switching from iPhone to Android easier within the next year or so.

WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are opening up to other apps in Europe, but your messages will still be scrambled thanks to E2EE.

EU regulators to decide on Capri Holdings' acquisition of Tapestry Inc. Impact on fashion industry and luxury brands.

Many countries refused to recognize the results of Maduro's last election in 2018, citing fraud and a lack of transparency, and instead recognized his poll rival Juan Guaido as interim president.

Gen Valerii Zaluzhnyi to become Ukraine’s ambassador to UK, Zelenskiy visits Turkey, Czechs put Slovakia at arm’s length – what we know on day 744

Apple's latest document highlighted how it will offer a "user-friendly" solution for iPhone owners to swap to Android.

Apple says that iPhone owners will lose access to third-party app stores and app updates if they leave the EU for more than 30 days.