The Latest Breaking News from European Union

French lawmakers introduced a vote of no-confidence against Michel Barnier’s administration over a budget dispute.

TikTok took down several networks allegedly trying to meddle in Romania’s elections, executives said Tuesday as they defended the company’s election integrity measures to European Union lawmakers

Weakness in Brazil's currency is helping to give shorts the edge in the coffee market, while cocoa looks vulnerable to sharp reversals.

Police fire tear gas to disperse crowds as demonstrators toss fireworks at police on sixth night of rallies in Tbilisi.

While the tech giant wrestles with an US antitrust case, its managing director in London is pushing hard on the commercial possibilities of artificial intelligence

Georgia's prime minister on Tuesday threatened to punish his political opponents, accusing them of being behind violence at mass protests, as Tbilisi's top court rejected a key lawsuit to annul the result of a contested October vote.

Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy report finds trade flows have shown no signs of returning to previous levels

Relevance of World Trade Organization under scrutiny amid US president-elect’s protectionist stance

France on Tuesday braced for new political turmoil as opposition lawmakers prepared to back a no-confidence motion this week that risks toppling the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier after just three months in office.

After killing gas cars left and right, Ford of Europe is pinning its hopes on EVs to remain competitive. However, it has already backtracked from its plan to go completely electric by 2030. In addition, the new Explorer and Capri are facing production cuts because of poor demand. Even so,…

A company providing digital infrastructure and data communication in Northern Europe says a data cable running across the land border between Sweden and Finland has been damaged