The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Hemp farming in France nearly died out in the 1970s but the rustic plant, a member of the cannabis family, is making a dramatic return as a low-carbon alternative in the textile and construction industry. France is now Europe's largest producer and has high hopes of doubling production in the…

Petition is aiming to get one million signatures to potentially get laws in place to make it illegal for video game studios to shut down always-online titles.

The Stop Killing Games campaign has its "biggest and most ambitious chance" yet

Delta CEO Ed Bastian recaps the CrowdStrike IT outage that impacted Microsoft's cloud and Windows services, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and leading it to incur a $500 million loss in 5 days.

After much anticipation, the Paris 2024 Olympic Games are now underway, with the first competitions on 24 July followed two days later by the groundbreaking opening ceremony on the River Seine.

Rising block tariffs and national energy guarantee systems are almost unknown in Europe – but are flourishing elsewhere

The European Commission's rule is said to apply to large-scale events whose tickets are often hard to get hold of—but there are a few exceptions.

Ireland has become a global hub for technology and innovation, with leading tech companies choosing to locate and expand in the country.

A European initiative is now underway for videogame preservation and consumer protections against publishers "killing games."

NATO and EU express satisfaction over release of prisoners from Russian captivity, emphasizing commitment to human rights.

The EU's groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence Act aims to regulate AI to protect citizens' rights and foster innovation in Europe.