The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Non-Irish EU citizens will need US-style waiver to cross border

The U.S. and U.K. have announced a trade deal to remove tariffs on British steel & aluminum and American whiskey, motorcycles, and tobacco, the Wall Street Journal reported. Biden administration officials said the agreement would allow the U.K to ship “historically-based sustainable volumes” of steel and aluminum products to the U.S. without…

European governments are slashing fuel taxes and doling out tens of billions to help consumers, truckers, farmers and others cope with spiking energy prices made worse by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The multi-million dollar super-yacht has been held after Dmitry Pumpyansky faced British and EU sanctions in March

Former president rejects PM’s conference remarks, saying ‘zero’ citizens died over vote to leave EU

Western allies have already clinched the most important part of what all will be looking for in three summits on Thursday held in Europe's diplomatic capital of Brussels

Former Transport Secretary Chris ‘failing’ Grayling signed off a legal change in 2018 that meant ships sacking staff had to notify the government of the country where they’re registered. P&O Ferries’ shops are registered in the Bahamas, Cyprus and Bermuda

The European Union must support the Western Balkan countries in their bid to join the bloc as soon as possible as part of its strategy to secure regional peace, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Wednesday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will address French MPs in the National Assembly on Wednesday as part of diplomatic efforts to rally international support for his country. The move follows a phone call between the French and Russian presidents.

Duties of 25% on British exports to America will be scrapped from June - four years after they were imposed by former President Donald Trump. But Tory ministers were accused of 'dither and delay'

Kremlin claims Russia's war effort is going according to plan in its aim of making the country 'less anti-Russian and more neutral'