The Latest Breaking News from Commission

This week's key events presented by Euronews' senior energy and environment correspondent Robert Hodgson.

A new requirement that Social Security recipients go online or in person to a field office to access key benefits, instead of just making a phone call, will be difficult for many people to meet

Former Commission President José Manuel Barroso chews over the details of the EU Summit during Friday's edition of Europe Today, Euronews summit special.

As the EU pursues its war on red tape, proposed changes to sustainability rules could see harmful chemicals permitted on the bloc’s green investment list, allowing producers to take advantage of policy support and growing demand for environmentally friendly products.

The entry into force of a list of countermeasures against US trade tariffs, including American spirits, has been postponed to allow time for talks among EU member states, with the European Commission awaiting Washington’s next move before revising its overall response.

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to create a genuine single market for European defence products and services. How feasible is this idea and what would be the benefits for companies in the sector?

The SEC has decided to drop its appeal in its case against Ripple, following a four-year face-off that hit $XRP prices hard – the development marks a significant victory for the fintech firm and the crypto industry as a whole as the new SEC shifts its approach toward regulating digital…

Google has been under the EU Commission's fire since March 2024, and now two of its products have been found to breach the DMA.

The removals challenge Humphrey’s Executor, a Supreme Court precedent that protects independent agency officials from political firings.