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- EU will comply with WTO decision on Airbus state aid
- The EU says it will take 'swift action' to ensure it is fully in line with the World Trade Organisation's final decision Tuesday in a dispute brought by the ...
- MEPs back plans to clean up Europe's drinking water
- The European Parliament backed plans on Tuesday to improve consumers’ trust in drinking water from the tap, which is much cheaper and cleaner for the ...
- EU, US sign shared law enforcement data deal
- The EU signed an 'umbrella' deal on protection of shared data with the United States Thursday, putting in place a comprehensive data protection framework for ...
- EU credibility on tax avoidance undermined: MEPs
- Leading MEPs hit out at EU finance ministers Thursday for removing eight countries from the EU's blacklist of tax havens, saying it will hamper the fight ...
- Rubik's Cube loses its EU trademark
- The EU Court confirmed Thursday cancellation of the EU trade mark consisting of the shape of the ‘Rubik’s Cube’, saying the shape was a consequence of a ...
- EU, UN and Smurfs help clean up world's beaches
- EU staff joined hands with local communities, and the Smurfs, on beaches across Europe and the world on Thursday, as part of the #EUBeachCleanUp campaign to ...
- Round 14 of EU - US trade talks under way
- The 14th round of EU talks to agree the huge Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP) free trade accord with the United States got under way in ...
- More support for Europe's agricultural and food sectors
- The European Commission published Monday its latest package of exceptional measures to support the agricultural and food sectors which are being most affected ...
- EU reaches deal on energy performance of buildings
- The EU presidency secured provisional agreement with the European Parliament on new rules on the energy performance of buildings Tuesday, with final approval ...
- Mexico and EU agree revamped trade deal
- Almost all trade in goods between the EU and Mexico are to be duty-free, including in agriculture, following Saturday's agreement on a new trade deal, part of ...
- Euro hopefuls not yet ready to join
- Of the seven countries legally committed to adopting the euro, none currently meets all the conditions for joining the single currency, says the 2016 ...
- Brussels pushes ahead with banking risk-reduction package
- A financial system more stable and resilient to shocks will benefit citizens and businesses, the EU Commission said Wednesday as it outlined plans to ...
- EU states set for talks on new telecoms rules, 5G
- EU Member States signalled their readiness Wednesday to begin talks with the European Parliament on new rules for the electronic communications sector that ...
- EU auditors call for greater financial accountability
- The European Court of Auditors called Thursday for an increased emphasis on value added in the EU Budget, along with more flexibility and transparency, and ...
- EU probe threatens Apple's acquisition of Shazam
- The European Commission opened an in-depth investigation under the EU Merger Regulation Tuesday into U.S. tech giant Apple's proposed acquisition of the UK's ...
- Brussels plots route to sustainable recovery
- The EU Commission recast its economic policy guidance Wednesday towards recovery which achieves sustainable and inclusive growth while mitigating the ...
- EU agrees deal on free flow of non-personal data
- The European Parliament, Council and Commission reached a political agreement late Tuesday on new rules that will allow data to be stored and processed ...
- MEPs call for EU-wide minimum income
- Introducing minimum income schemes in all EU Member States is one of the most effective ways to lift people out of poverty, Euro-MPs on the Parliament's ...
- Trade surplus for EU in February of EUR 3.0 bn
- The EU recorded a surplus in trade in goods with the rest of the world of EUR 3.0 bn in February, compared with +EUR 1.8 bn in February 2015, according to ...
- Battery makers fined EUR 166m for cartel
- Sony, Panasonic and Sanyo received fines of EUR 166 million Tuesday for coordinating prices and exchanging sensitive information on supplies of rechargeable ...
- Marathon EU summit secures EUR 750 bn recovery fund
- Following a marathon four-day summit, EU leaders agreed Tuesday a EUR 750 billion recovery fund for Europe, and a long-term budget to help the EU rebuild after ...
- German law on worker participation compatible with EU law: EU Court
- Advocate-general Saugmandsgaard Øe confirmed in an Opinion from the European Court of Justice Thursday that German law on employee participation is compatible ...
- Final go-ahead for EU emissions trading reform
- The EU Council formally approved reform of the EU emissions trading system for the period 2021 to 2030 Tuesday, a significant step towards fulfilling EU ...
- EU opens up free movement of non-personal data
- EU ministers provided a boost to Europe's data economy Friday, signing off on a new directive aimed at removing obstacles to the free movement of non-personal ...
- Euro-MPs back people-powered renewables
- MEPs in committee voted Tuesday for new binding targets for energy efficiency and use of renewables, calling for recognition of the right of Europeans to ...
- EU and Japan select first Joint Master Programmes
- The European Commission announced Wednesday the results of a call for proposals for Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Partnerships with Japan launched in ...
- EU agrees 2019 fish quotas for Atlantic and North Sea
- After intense negotiations, EU fisheries ministers reached agreement in the early hours of Wednesday morning on the 2019 catch limits for the main commercial ...
- More Europeans age 30-34 complete tertiary education
- An increasing number of Europeans aged 30 to 34 complete tertiary education - from 23.6% in 2002 to 38.7% in 2015 - while there are fewer and fewer early ...
- Mobile roaming surcharges in EU to end by summer
- The last hurdle on the way to ending retail 'roaming' surcharges, scheduled for 15 June 2017, was cleared Thursday as the European Parliament voted for the ...
- Websites can store IP Addresses, rules EU Court
- A website operator can store certain personal data relating to visitors of the site if it helps to identify the visitor and also to protect itself against ...