The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before

A Russian missile attack on Sunday killed at least six people in residential areas of the city of Kostyantynivka near Bakhmut, Ukrainian authorities said. President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attack targeted areas where "ordinary civilians" were living. Read our liveblog to see how the day's events unfolded. All times are…

Things have been ‘very smooth’ at border since Brexit, claims home secretary

An international arrest warrant for President Vladimir Putin raises the prospect of justice for the man whose country invaded Ukraine but complicates efforts to end that war in peace talks

The blight on living standards makes the case for rejoining stronger every day – and this PM is nothing if not pragmatic

Montenegrins are casting ballots in a runoff presidential election that is a battle between a long-serving pro-Western incumbent and a newcomer promising changes in the small NATO member state in Europe locked in political turmoil

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Sunday welcomed the European Commission's (EC) decision to continue recognising certificates issued by his country for Filipino seafarers, saying it averted job losses for roughly 50,000 sailors.

The DUP is currently blocking devolution at Stormont in protest at post-Brexit trading arrangements.

It follows reports that Downing Street is considering a six-month extension to the Government’s plan to amend, repeal and replace retained EU law.

The Women's Centre has been supporting women in Derry for a decade

The Man Who Pays His Way: We asked for a hard EU frontier in southeast Kent, plus tougher passport controls