The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Salome Zourabichvili’s meetings in Berlin and Brussels violated constitution, party leader says

At Zilla Parishat High School in Karakambadi village near Tirupati, students from State-funded public schools took on the role of global leaders of G20 nations to demand a clean and healthy environment for future generations. Through debating, consensus building and voting, the students voiced their concerns about the indiscriminate use…

Ireland is trying to balance its policy of military neutrality with a desire to support Ukraine on a political level.

The UK government has announced plans to enable the delivery of 100,000 new homes by 2030 that are currently being held up by a controversial EU law designed to protect water bodies from pollution.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine imposed a sudden energy shock on Europe 18 months ago. Faced with the prospect of much less Russian gas, there were fears that Europe’s energy infrastructure would not cope with winter 2022-23, causing economies to crumble.

RTI activists warn of dilution of Right to Information with new Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Google sued by Jobindex for copyright violations, Microsoft faces EU antitrust probe for tying Office and Teams.

Post-Brexit environment watchdog put to the test as local authorities in England told to ignore extra sewage from new developments

Niger's Interior Ministry has announced it's stopping UN agencies and international NGOs from working in military "operation zones" as the country experiences a security crisis following a military coup.

LABOUR have given up all hope of rejoining the EU. At least, that’s what Keir Starmer has said ...

Suella Braverman’s visa restrictions on people from Dominica, Honduras, Namibia and Timor-Leste are an overreaction to the practice of granting citizenship by investment

SCOTLAND’S minister for independence has said it is “not factually accurate” to claim this weekend’s Yes rally has been organised by SNP.