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- World leaders at G7 not impressed by Trump
- World leaders apart from U.S. president Donald Trump committed at the G7 summit in Canada this weekend to fight protectionism and defend the rules-based ...
- Brexit: EU sets out guiding principles for talks on Ireland
- The EU's chief negotiator voiced concern Thursday over the UK's stance on Ireland and Northern Ireland, as the Commission set out its principles for the ...
- UK referendum: ECB ready for contingencies
- The European Central Bank is ready for all contingencies following the UK's EU referendum, ECB President Mario Draghi told MEPs as Britons prepared to vote on ...
- EU strengthens its defence against unfair trading
- European Union states agreed Tuesday on a proposal to modernise the EU's trade defence instruments, with a view to shielding EU producers from damage caused by ...
- Social rights: EU prepares to address citizens' disconnect
- More "fairness and social justice in Europe" is the aim of of the European Commission as it prepared next steps towards a European Pillar of Social Rights ...
- EU debates options for the future of Europe
- President of the EU Commission Jean-Claude Juncker presented a White Paper to the European Parliament Wednesday outlining five possible paths for the EU to ...
- "Highly likely" Russia behind UK attack: EU summit
- At a summit in Brussels, EU leaders condemned Russia Thursday for the recent nerve agent attack in Britain, agreeing to coordinate their response "in the light ...
- EU Parliament calls for swift UK exit
- In a heated debate over the result of the UK's referendum on EU membership, MEPs called for a swift exit for the UK, by officially withdrawing from the EU ...
- 'Damage control' Brexit agreement as UK ministers resign
- Following Wednesday's agreement between EU Commission and the United Kingdom on the terms of the Article 50 Withdrawal Agreement, ministers have resigned ...
- EU provides Iran with EUR 18m development support
- The Commission adopted Thursday a first package of EUR 18 million for projects in support of sustainable economic and social development in Iran, including EUR ...
- MEPs vote to end biannual clock change in Europe
- The last Sunday in March 2021 could mark the end of seasonal changes of time in the EU, following a vote Monday by the European Parliament's Transport and ...
- Advisers set for tighter EU scrutiny over tax schemes
- EU Member States reached political agreement Tuesday on new transparency rules for tax advisers, accountants, banks and lawyers who design and promote tax ...
- Values first, Europe tells President Trump
- "The greatest task today is to consolidate the free world around Western values, not just interests," EU Council President Tusk told US President Donald Trump ...
- Brussels proposes new action against carcinogins at the workplace
- The European Commission proposed new measures Thursday to limit workers' exposure to five cancer-causing chemicals, as well as other health problems.
- Dieselgate: EU states agree stricter rules on car emissions
- Nearly two years after the VW car emissions scandal, EU Member States came to an agreement Monday to reform the system of type-approval and market surveillance ...
- G7 leaders push free trade agenda
- Leaders of the G7 countries meeting at a summit in Japan reaffirmed their commitment to open and fair global trade and called for swift progress on regional ...
- 'Historic day for climate action': EU signs Paris climate deal
- The EU signed the global Paris climate agreement in a high-level ceremony in New York Friday. The agreement was concluded in December 2015 at the UN climate ...
- EU unveils 'climate-smart investments' worth EUR 9bn
- The EU's Climate Action Commissioner announced some EUR 9 bn-worth of climate-focused investments Tuesday, for areas such as sustainable cities, sustainable ...
- EU bolsters efforts against radicalisation
- The European Commission presented a series of measures Tuesday to support EU Member States in their efforts to prevent and fight radicalisation leading to ...
- Tougher EU food inspections on the menu
- The EU Parliament adopted plans Wednesday to tighten up official food inspections, aiming to improve food traceability, combat fraud and restore consumer trust ...
- EU company law set to go digital
- EU co-legislators agreed Monday on new rules to make it easier to establish a business electronically and promote online operations throughout a company's ...
- Paris climate deal set to enter into force next month following EU vote
- In a ceremony attended by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, the European Parliament has approved and signed the Paris agreement on climate change, paving the ...
- EU defence ministers agree joint military HQ
- EU foreign affairs and defence ministers agreed Monday to establish joint military headquarters for the planning and conduct of non-executive military missions ...
- EU bolsters defences against terrorism
- A package of anti-terrorism measures announced Wednesday will help address vulnerabilities exposed by recent terrorist attacks and make a real difference in ...
- Insurance products in EU set for new disclosure rules
- The European Commission laid down new rules Friday for an Insurance Product Information Document (IPID), which will have to accompany all non-life insurance ...
- Green light for new EU rules on organic farming
- After 20 months of discussion, EU Parliament and Council negotiators reached an informal agreement Wednesday on an overhaul of existing EU rules on organic ...
- EU-ACP defend Paris climate deal despite U.S. uncertainty
- The EU and 79 African, Caribbean and Pacific developing countries reaffirmed their commitment to full implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change, ...
- EU tightens pressure on Poland over rule of law
- The European Commission substantiated its grave concerns on a planned reform of the judiciary in Poland Wednesday in a Rule of Law Recommendation addressed to ...
- 'No winners' as UK formally notifies EU of intention to leave
- The British government duly delivered a letter from Prime Minister Theresa May to the European Council Wednesday, notifying it of the United Kingdom's ...
- EU reels from Italy vote as Renzi resigns
- Italy was left facing economic and political uncertainty Monday as prime minister Matteo Renzi resigned after voters rejected his plans to reform the ...