The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Heavy Ukrainian missile strikes hit military targets in Crimea; Russia and Ukraine make PoW exchange

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The United Kingdom government on Wednesday outlined its proposals to get the Northern Ireland assembly back up and running after a political deadlock of nearly two years caused by divisions over post-Brexit trade rules.

Trade rules aim to alleviate DUP opposition to the Irish Sea border and restore power sharing

Editorial: Whether in the Irish Sea or the Channel, the legacy of separation from the single market is pointless friction and economic pain

Both the details and the repercussions of the new Northern Ireland plan will be aggressively contested, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Under pressure from the far right in upcoming elections, environmental concessions being made across continent

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz vowed Wednesday to rally European partners to cobble together support for Ukraine "so huge" that it would weigh on Russian President Vladimir Putin's calculations.

‘UK internal market’ to be created to ease unionist fears over de facto border in the Irish Sea

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Russia and Ukraine traded hundreds of prisoners of war on Wednesday, just a week after Moscow said Kyiv had shot down a plane carrying captured Ukrainian soldiers to an exchange.