The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Turkey’s general election on Sunday, May 14 will see voters cast their ballots for 600 members of its parliament and the country’s powerful presidency. This election has become intensely competitive in a country which has undergone severe democratic erosion over the past decade, but may now be looking for change.

The European Union has taken a step closer to ratifying a landmark European treaty protecting women from violence

Germany’s foreign minister has described China as increasingly becoming a “systemic rival” on the world stage

Google only deleted unneeded personal data from gHire platform in 2022, four years after the GDPR law came into effect.

THE UK Government is reportedly planning to scrap limits on working hours as part of a war on workers’ rights and inherited EU law.

EU member states are discussing a new sanctions package against Russia over its war in Ukraine. The latest measures will be focused on tackling the issue of "third" countries circumventing existing sanctions. For the first time, they could include measures targeted at firms from other countries, including China and Iran.…

More than two-thirds of the cloud market will be affected by proposed EU rule.

Leaders of seven of the world's richest nations meet next week at the G7 summit in the Japanese city of Hiroshima to discuss geopolitical, economic and climate issues as the war in Ukraine drags on and tensions rise between China and the United States.

Some exporters 'won't bother' to send products to Britain because of export requirements, one food chief has said

Ed Davey repeatedly refuses to say whether he wants UK to rejoin EU

The French parliament has adopted a resolution calling on the European Union to formally label the Russian mercenary force Wagner a "terrorist group".