The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Only 3,700 people from the UK are being employed in the EU to do jobs such as chalet hosts, holiday reps and tour guides, new figures show.

Sure, you’ve got your driver’s licence with you, but what about a hi-vis vest – or a pair of binoculars for that matter? Here’s a checklist of must-brings and nice-to-haves for your European road trip

Rescue workers transferred the bodies of dead migrants to refrigerated trucks as a major search continued Thursday for possible survivors of a sea disaster in southern Greece.

A drive to stop people fleeing northwards has forced migrants to even riskier routes. No one knows the death toll, but one survivor tells how five people died of thirst next to him

The disgraced former PM and our disastrous exit from the EU were umbilically linked. His fall presents a precious opportunity, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

A huge search-and-rescue operation is under way off the coast of Greece after an overcrowded fishing boat carrying migrants capsized and sank

Forcing companies to publicize data on salaries is just the first step.

Apple are working with the EU to offer the feature, but it may not extend to other territories

Alphabet Inc's Google has been accused by the European Union of violating antitrust regulations in the field of advertising.

French President Emmanuel Macron called Wednesday for boosting the development of artificial intelligence in Europe while putting in place “smart” regulations that don’t impede tech companies' growth.

The European Union filed an antitrust case against Google on June 14, 2023, charging that the company abused its power in the online advertising market to disadvantage its competition. The U.S. Department of Justice filed a similar civil antitrust suit against Google on Jan. 24, 2023.