The Latest Breaking News from Europe

US Vice President JD Vance was booed at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas attributing the reaction to "European pride" amid growing transatlantic tensions. Kallas cited recent US criticism of the EU, including Vance's questioning of shared democratic visions and comments on…

Three member states that have asked for funding under SAFE have yet to have their national plans greenlit by the European Commission, the first of two required steps.

Barcelona withdrew from the project just three days ago.

It has less range, fewer toys, and a worse frunk, but the Tesla Model Y Standard is still a lot of EV for the money. It's also great to drive.

The plea comes ahead of an informal summit in Alden Biesen on Thursday, when leaders will discuss the bloc's competitiveness and ways to revitalise the economy, particularly for energy-intensive sectors.

The Winter Games will have another European host in four years.

Kazakhstan’s oil exports fell after Ukrainian drone attacks and stormy weather hampered operations at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium’s marine terminal in Novorossyisk. Its major oil field Tengiz also suffered an outage in January.

A significant design flaw in Shelly’s new Gen 4 home security devices could leave millions of European homes open to attacks, claims Pen Test Partners.

The fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein saga is rippling through Europe

Facing existential challenges on trade and security, the bloc has finally realised it has to grow up and go it alone – but the path ahead is a rocky one

Tesla has lost its position as Europe’s top EV seller to Volkswagen. Here's what needs to change for TSLA stock to turn the narrative back in its favor in 2026.