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- WTO rules in EU's favour over U.S. support for Boeing
- The EU won a major victory Monday in its battle over United States support for production of the Boeing 777X, as the WTO ruled the aid breached international ...
- EU railway package on track to boost rail travel in Europe
- The European Parliament approved Thursday the first 'technical' part of a comprehensive railway package which aims to make rail travel in Europe more ...
- New EU-wide border system moves a step closer
- The setting up of an integrated EU border management system moved a step forward Monday as MEPs in committee backed plans for a flagship European Border and ...
- German 2012 energy law involved state aid: EU Court
- The European Court of Justice's General Court confirmed Tuesday that a 2012 German law on renewable energy involved State aid, dismissing Germany's action ...
- EU ministers agree Baltic fish quotas
- EU fisheries ministers agreed next year's quotas for the ten commercially most important fish stocks in the Baltic Sea Monday, paving the way for talks for the ...
- MEPs back reform of EU carbon trading scheme
- The EU Parliament approved plans to curb greenhouse gas emissions through the EU carbon market Wednesday, aiming to fulfil EU obligations under the Paris ...
- EU seals first Asian free trade deal with S. Korea
- Europe agreed a vast free trade deal with South Korea on Thursday, hailing it as the first in a chain of bilateral pacts with Asian nations that will bind the ...
- EU states agree to revise rules for funding political parties
- EU ambassadors agreed Wednesday on revised rules for the funding of European political parties and foundations - enabling the Bulgarian presidency to begin ...
- Dieselgate: EU gains power over new car approvals
- The EU institutions reached a provisional agreement Thursday on reform of type-approval and market surveillance for motor vehicles, raising the quality and ...
- MEPs and Council strike posting of workers deal
- Workers sent temporarily to another EU country would from now on get equal pay for equal work in the same place, under a provisional deal agreed on Tuesday ...
- EU agrees new natural gas transit rules
- New rules setting out a clear regulatory framework to operate gas pipelines inside the EU and from non-EU countries were provisionally agreed Tuesday between ...
- EU looks for speedy ratification of Paris climate deal
- The EU Commission presented a proposal Friday for the European Union's quick ratification of the Paris Agreement - the world's first universal, legally ...
- EU states breaching National Emission Ceilings Directive limits
- Ten EU Member States continue to emit air pollution from sources such as transport and agriculture above legal limits according to new data from the European ...
- Euro economy shows robust growth as forecasts revised upwards
- Growth rates for the eurozone and the EU beat expectations last year as the transition from economic recovery to expansion continues, according to Wednesday's ...
- Landmark deal to bolster EU's trade defence
- After four years of talks, the EU institutions reached political agreement Tuesday on rules to protect the EU against unfairly cheap imports and combat ...
- EU finance ministers approve plan for bad loans
- EU finance ministers at their Council meeting Wednesday approved an action plan to address the problem of non-performing loans in the banking sector, to reduce ...
- Brussels issues protectionism warning on EU Single Market
- Presenting a review of the Single Market Thursday, the EU Commission told Member States that greater efforts and political courage were needed to close the gap ...
- Brussels aims for fairer food supply chain
- The EU Commission launched an EU-wide public consultation Wednesday on how to make the EU food supply chain fairer, aiming to address unfair trading practices ...
- EU-China look to cooperate on state aid
- The EU Commission and China reaffirmed the importance of cooperation on competition policy for good economic relations Thursday, at a meeting forming part of a ...
- Brussels adopts guidelines for disclosure of non-financial information
- Guidelines on disclosure of environmental and social information were adopted Monday by the Commission to help firms disclose non-financial information in a ...
- Food safety: EU acts to make food studies more reliable
- Responding to public concern in the form of a 'European Citizens' Initiative', the EU Commission presented Wednesday a proposal to improve the transparency of ...
- EU Parliament committee backs EU-Canada trade deal
- Members of the European Parliament's trade committee gave their backing Tuesday to the controversial CETA EU-Canada trade and investment protection agreement.
- MEPs vote to stop trade in minerals financing armed conflicts
- The EU Parliament approved Thursday new rules to ensure that minerals used by European industries are sourced responsibly, diverting revenues away from rebel ...
- Talks set to start on pan-European pension
- EU states have asked the presidency to start negotiations with the Parliament on a proposal for a pan-European pension product that would make it easier for ...
- Canada-EU talks mull trade investment court
- The EU Commission and Canada co-hosted Tuesday the first exploratory discussions with government representatives from around the world on establishing a ...
- Tax cooperation strengthened in next EU budget
- Continuing its detailing of plans for the next long-term EU budget, the Commission outlined proposals Friday to make tax and customs cooperation between Member ...
- Online markeplaces sign EU pledge on product safety
- Four major online marketplaces, Alibaba (for AliExpress), Amazon, eBay and Rakuten - France signed a commitment Monday for faster removal of dangerous products ...
- EU slaps EUR 254m fines on Japanese capacitor makers
- The Commission fined eight Japanese producers of capacitors a total of EUR 254 million Wednesday for participating in a cartel for the supply of aluminium and ...
- Tariffs would damage US car industry, EU warns Trump
- Imposing tariffs on imports of EU cars would damage US trade and its own car industry, the European Union warned Monday in formal comments to the United States ...
- Commission renews approval of glyphosate herbicide for 5 years
- The European Commission renewed for 5 years EU approval of glyphosate Tuesday, following scientific assessment which it says concludes there is no link between ...