The Latest Breaking News from European Union

A years-long battle over retaliatory steel tariffs between the US and the European Union has been put on pause again through March 2025 thanks to new agreement.

Chancellor said ministers want to cut the tax burden - still on course to hit a post-war high - “if we are able to”

Europe's top court dealt football governing body UEFA a scything legal tackle on Thursday, but an attempt by rival Super League promoters to kick off a new competition met a solid defensive wall of clubs and fans.

An ECJ ruling said UEFA rules on prior approval of new competitions were contrary to EU law.

Europe’s “wolf problem” is fast becoming a source of social and political tension. Relative conservation success across the continent has led to calls for action from worried politicians and farming and hunting groups. And the European Commission has now proposed a change in their international status, from “strictly protected” to…

2023 has been a tough year for the global diamond industry. After a boom during the pandemic, prices of the precious stone have dropped significantly amid oversupply, higher interest rates and increasing competition from lab-grown gems. And starting on New Year's Day, EU members will no longer be allowed to…

Cyprus’ interior minister says the east Mediterranean island nation is the first European Union member country to repatriate more migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected than have arrived in a single year

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday hailed a deal with the European Union to delay post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicle sales that were due to kick in from January.

New football competitions can now be pitched after what can be considered a shock ruling on Thursday