The Latest Breaking News from European Union

A new report shows that "chronic" medicine shortages in the EU have reached record levels in the last two years. A common antibiotic used to treat many infections is on the list.

EU executive blames IT failure for the second delay in implementing the Deforestation Regulation.

The President of the European Commission proposed punitive measures against Israel for the first time, due to the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza. However, Ursula von der Leyen acknowledged that approving sanctions will be difficult, given the divisions among  EU member states.

In a group interview with journalists, the president of the European Council António Costa said that the EU managed to 'stabilise' its relations with the US.

Today on Critical Materials: California can't offset the EV tax credit, BYD warns Europe that it's ready to play and Tesla owners in China file suit over FSD.

European Union closes in on FiDA deal which could block Apple, Google, Meta and Amazon from accessing financial data across the single market.

A curator at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum has made a discovery about Night Watch

The EU said Tuesday it will seek a new one-year delay to sweeping anti-deforestation rules cheered by green groups but assailed by key trading partners from the United States to Indonesia.

Medical experts and regulators say US president should not be questioning established science

While the air and ground war in Ukraine grinds on, Moscow is increasing pressure on Kyiv’s western allies. Russian drone incursions into Poland in the early hours of September 10, and Romania a few days later, were followed by three Russian fighter jets breaching Estonian airspace on September 19.

The Commission has signed a political agreement guaranteeing access for swathes of EU products to the Indonesian market. Jakarta will also benefit from preferential tariffs, including on highly controversial palm oil.