The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Key policies to make Europe climate-neutral by 2050 are being weakened by looming elections and farmer protests

City’s mayor outlines ‘internationalist’ vision in manifesto as he bids for third term in May

As foreign boats and illegal trawlers lower fish stocks, local fishers want Diomaye Faye’s government to bring change.

Top team has narrower list of asks for Brussels after Starmer’s determination to take heat out of Brexit for his party

The European Union’s green commitments are on shaky ground as countries remain split over the bloc’s flagship nature restoration law – one of the biggest environmental policies ever put forward. The divisions underscore the profound impact that protests by farmers have had on EU politics.

After 13 years of waiting, Bulgaria and Romania are to partially join the Europe's vast Schengen area of free movement on Sunday, opening up travel by air and sea without border checks.

When it comes to exporting goods out of the UK and across the EU, there are protocols that need to be followed to ensure that everything is legally and financially taken care of.

That includes the Tesla Model 3. But Chinese domestic automakers are catching up.

Polish prime minister urges countries to step up defence spending after Russian missile bound for Ukraine breaches airspace

The EU’s proposed defence reforms are not going to make a difference to Ukraine in the short term, warns Camille Grand, NATO's former assistant secretary general for defence investment. Both the European Defence Industrial Strategy (EDIS) and the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP) "are going to be very useful in…

The war in Ukraine is well into its third year, and Russia’s advances on the battlefield have caused jitters across the EU, particularly in the countries bordering Russia that used to be part of the Soviet bloc. Security-related themes – not just military questions, but energy security too – are…