The Latest Breaking News from European Union

When Stellantis published U.S. sales results for its Alfa Romeo brand for the first half of the year, the numbers didn’t look good. Through June, the Italian marque was down 34 percent, with all three models posting double-digit declines: Giulia (-32 percent), Stelvio (-40 percent), and Tonale (-28 percent). Combined,…

Electric carmaker struggles to emerge from sales rut on continent despite updating its bestselling Model Y

The clock is ticking.

Euronews Next breaks down what the US AI Action Plan means.

The member states adopted on Thursday morning the list of countermeasures targeting €93 billions' worth of US products in response to US tariffs, but the Commission is yet to follow suit. It will only come into effect on August 7 if the two parties fail to reach an agreement.

British workers will not be undercut by the agreement, says Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds

Don't make multiple enemies that are already in a union.

The European Central Bank will likely hold off on making another interest rate cut on Thursday, choosing to wait until it can measure the size of any economic blow from higher US tariffs.

Ukrainian president says new bill ‘guarantees strengthening of law and order system’ after protests in Ukrainian cities

President Xi Jinping and top EU officials mark 50 years of diplomatic ties in Beijing at a rocky time in relations.

Green/EFA EU lawmakers say they cannot access impact assessments for ‘strategic’ mining projects approved under the Critical Raw Materials Act, accusing the European Commission of lacking transparency and accountability.