The Latest Breaking News from Europe

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday unveiled plans to invest €150 billion in Africa, explaining that her goal is to make Europe the continent's biggest and "most reliable" partner.

On February 17 and 18, the EU is inviting African Union heads of state to Brussels for a summit. In this debate at the European Parliament, we lift the lid on Europe’s relationship with its African partners and ask what the EU-AU summit might achieve. Major areas of focus at…

The European Union and the Gates Foundation are set to announce financial support for nascent efforts to set up an African medicines regulator to boost the continent's drugs and vaccine production, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

SoftBank Group Corp's (OTC:SFTBY) (OTC:SFTBF) U.K. chip designer Arm Ltd's escalating battle at its renegade China unit has jeopardized its IPO ambitions, the Financial Times reports. The joint venture head, Allen Wu, has launched a third legal case against Arm China through one of his shareholder companies. Wu's latest case aims to get reappointed…

The chill of a Cold War hangs over Eastern Europe again

Ajax manager Erik ten Hag is understood to be amongst the current frontrunners to become Manchester United's next manager.

We chart the journey of the American and European oak that is central to creating the flavours of The Macallan

Social media outburst puts France’s treatment of its minority Muslim population back in the spotlight.

Moorcroft Foods will produce a range of dried meat products for sale across the UK, Ireland and Europe

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday that the presence of American troops in Romania showed the United States' commitment to the security of Europe, as more soldiers arrived at an airbase.

Smart's first-ever crossover will debut later this year in China and Europe exclusively in all-electric form.