The Latest Breaking News from European Union

It's no coincidence why Europeans don't have air conditioning, clothes dryers, or ice.

With European capitals seeing surging visitor numbers, these overlooked second cities can be affordable, culture-rich destinations.

There are over 1 million vacant jobs in Germany, 750,000 in the UK, and 500,000 in France. Euronews Business takes a closer look at job vacancy rates and numbers across Europe.

Traditional palm and cocoa butter supply chains can take months. SMEY’s lab-grown oils cut that down to only 30 days.

France and other European postal services are halting parcel deliveries to the United States as the end of a key duty-free rule throws transatlantic shipping into turmoil.

As wildfires rage in southern Europe and crop losses only set to increase in the coming years, producers are getting creative to beat the heat

Tighter family reunification laws are causing long separations, traumatising children, and can push people towards traffickers, campaigners say

Last month, Australia’s ban on the import, use and manufacture of three types of “forever chemical” came into effect. These chemicals – PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS – have long lifespans and resist breaking down. They’re considered harmful due to their ability to build up inside living organisms and their toxicity.…

Ursula von der Leyen has reiterated that the agreement on tariffs between the EU and the US was a 'conscious decision' that avoided a trade war.

THE SNP have accused the Chancellor of spending the summer “flying kites” as the cost of living crisis worsens under Labour.

As some of Iceland’s most famous destinations deal with increasing visitor numbers, travellers are seeking quieter, off-the-beaten-track experiences.