The EU and the Philippines have reached ‘substantial agreement’ in negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement, looking to deepen economic ties between the EU and another strategic, fast-growing partner in South-east Asia.
Following Armenia’s recent general elections, the European Union has strengthened its support for the country at a meeting to boost the EU-Armenia partnership, trade and connectivity.
Starting today, the EU has abolished an outdated customs duty exemption for e-commerce packages worth less than €150, in a bid to help ensure fair conditions for EU businesses and safe choices for consumers.
A new regulation to protect the EU steel sector from the impact of global overcapacity and ensure the industry’s long-term viability enters into application on 1 July 2026.
The EU Council has formally adopted two regulations implementing the tariff-related commitments set out in the EU-US Joint Statement of 21 August 2025.
At a visit in Brussels from the President of Kazakhstan, EU leaders welcomed President Tokayev’s visit as a strong signal of the growing strategic partnership between the European Union and Kazakhstan.
The EU exported €345.3 billion worth of goods to the United Kingdom in 2025 and imported €158.7 billion, resulting in a €186.6 billion trade surplus, according to figures released by EU statistics agency Eurostat.
