The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Wind-farm owners in Europe are holding off on scrapping their old turbines to maximise the power they can generate from them. That’s the latest news from a meeting we recently attended on the industry’s future. Wind turbines are designed to last 25 years, but the calculus for owners appears to…

The social media giant's new model is facing its first privacy challenges in the EU as an Austrian digital rights group filed a complaint. Here's all you need to know.

Nuclear firm Newcleo CEO Stefano Buono is making inroads in Italy and France.

Far-right anti-Islam pledges and Nexit referendum promise are unacceptable to potential coalition partners

Analysts and Nigerien citizens have welcomed the abrogation of the controversial law which was signed in 2015.

Exclusive: Previously unpublished records show millions of animals traded over long distances between European countries or exported globally

José Manuel Albares met David Cameron to discuss agreement on trade, immigration and workers

There is a growing threat to the rule of law, democracy and human rights in Europe. It manifests as seemingly run-of-the-mill lawsuits. However, on closer inspection, many lawsuits are not as they seem.

Spain is ready to sign a deal on the post-Brexit status of Gibraltar this week, the Spanish Foreign Minister has said ahead of a meeting with David Cameron.

Washington is laying down rules for the use of seemingly mundane AI that could, in fact, be incredibly dangerous, says professor of philosophy Seth Lazar

As European capitals prepare to implement long-awaited sanctions on Russia's diamond exports, Belgian traders are bracing for new scrutiny of their industry.