The Latest Breaking News from Brussels

Brussels also said to have made concessions of role of European Court

The huge incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act are provoking a debate in Europe with ramifications for the entire single market

The European Union's top court has issued a ruling that allows Spain to make another attempt to seek the extradition of a former Catalan separatist politician living in Brussels

European parliament expected to back committee and strip Marc Tarabella and Andrea Cozzolino of immunity from prosecution

Victims’ campaigners showed a film about the killings of their loved ones to a group of MEPs in Brussels on Tuesday.

Belgian prosecutors say three people wounded by a knife-wielding man at a major underground railway station in the capital Brussels have been discharged from the hospital and the attack isn't considered to be terrorism

Thousands of public sector workers protested in Brussels today, 31 January, to call for a strike over staff shortages.

Death of Sourour Abouda casts spotlight on treatment of minority ethnic citizens by Belgium’s police

Decades after his murder, the tooth of the former Congolese leader turned up in Belgium. This is the story of its return

Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Thursday urged the NATO military alliance to toughen its approach to Iran, as Tehran supplies drones to Russia for its war on Ukraine. "The crisis there goes beyond the boundaries of Ukraine, with the Iranian threat now at Europe's doorstep," Herzog said on a visit…

Hungary will amend legislation in March to address Brussels' concerns about government-linked politicians holding seats on university boards in order to restore European Union funding for students and teachers, a Hungarian minister said on Thursday.