The Latest Breaking News from the European Commission

Initiatives to curb illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing are underway as the government seeks to comply with international laws.

Throughout Europe, strict rules govern how traditional media operates during elections. Often that means imposing a period of silence so that voters can reflect on their choices without undue influence. In France, for example, no polls are allowed to be published on the day of an election.

New health warnings by Ireland set to be the world’s strictest on beer, wine and spirits have sparked alarm from alcohol-producing countries that argue the labels would impose an obstacle to trade.

For customers’ mobile costs to come down, we need more telecoms providers, not fewer, says Nicholas Shaxson, cofounder of the anti-monopoly Balanced Economy Project

Google is raising concern in its employees when interacting with its AI chatbot Bard.

The European Union’s ambition to lead the way on ecological issues has avoided a major setback

The EU has sent a Statement of Objections to Google regarding its potential "abusive" domination of the ad industry.

Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition, as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that strikes at the heart of the U.S. firm’s sales model and threatens a selloff of the lucrative business.

The European Commission may force Google to sell off some of its most prized businesses.