European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Friday defended Brussels’ response to the war in Gaza, suggesting it is EU capitals – not the EU executive – that are holding up further action.

Digital fairness rules given 'amber' light by same scrutiny body, per one senior EU official ...

Even though the optical phenomenon didn’t grace the skies above Cork this week as Ireland kicked off its six-month presidency of the Council of the EU with a visit from the European Commission’s ...

The construction sector is awaiting Brussels' delayed procurement reform, hoping stricter rules on subcontracting will drive broader change across the industry ...

President Sandu is well-regarded in Brussels but her government has been hit by scandal and her Prime Minister resigned on Friday ...

It is emerging on the nationalist right. With a general election expected in 2027, Meloni has spent much of her premiership ...

Russia launched its largest ever barrage on Kyiv early on Thursday, tearing open apartment buildings and leaving at least 13 ...

Cyprus might be one of Europe’s smallest nations, but the divided Mediterranean island was no pushover during its time at the ...

Von der Leyen is expected to use her annual State of the Union speech to unveil plans for EU-wide age restrictions on social ...

Consumer groups and the generics sector have urged the European Commission and national governments to stop sitting on the ...

The package includes income tax cuts worth 10 billion euros ($11.4bn), to be financed by higher taxes on the wealthy ...

Europe has spent decades integrating markets while treating the movement of people as something to be contained, or pushed ...