The Latest Breaking News from the European Commission

A controversial chemical will be allowed in the EU for another 10 years. After member states failed to reach an agreement amongst themselves, the European Commission decided that glyphosate, an agrichemical used in farming, will be re-authorised for a further decade. Glyphosate kills weeds and is the most widely used…

European Commission president said Brexit could be fixed because leaders had ‘goofed it up’

THE next generation must reverse Brexit, the president of the European Commission has said, as she insisted politicians "goofed it up" in…

The European Commission vice president says Australia's legal system spanning migrant working rights could become the next step of a historic migration pact.

There is a growing threat to the rule of law, democracy and human rights in Europe. It manifests as seemingly run-of-the-mill lawsuits. However, on closer inspection, many lawsuits are not as they seem.

The bloc welcomed the opportunity of the four-day window; also says development aid is not being stolen by Hamas.

Israel and Hamas agreed a deal on Wednesday to release at least 50 hostages being held in Gaza during a four-day truce that will allow hundreds of humanitarian aid trucks to enter the beseiged territory.

Poland is expected to receive more than 5 billion euros ($5.5 billion) in EU funds after the European Commission gave a positive assessment of the country’s revised plan for green reforms and investments

Musk has previously described himself as "pro free speech but against antisemitism of any kind."

In a new interview, Apple’s head of security makes clear how sideloading can be a detriment, not a benefit to the user.

PM Viktor Orbán seems to be returning to strategy of claiming shadowy global forces are trying to meddle in country’s politics