The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Germany Sends Frigate To Help Secure Red Sea Shipping

A German navy frigate set sail for the Red Sea on Thursday with the aim of protecting commercial ships from attacks by Yemeni rebels, as part of a planned European Union mission.

International Business Times · Feb 9, 2024

EU lawmakers agree on gig workers' rights in second attempt

EU lawmakers and countries have reached a deal on gig workers' rights, signaling progress in ensuring fair treatment and protection for those in the gig ec...

Top News · Feb 8, 2024

The Guardian view on Labour’s green retreat: wrong, wrong, wrong

Editorial: Keir Starmer’s announcement is a historic mistake on economic, political and environmental grounds

The Guardian - UK · Feb 8, 2024

Ulez fines scandal: Italian police ‘illegally accessed’ thousands of EU drivers’ data

Italy’s data protection body is investigating claims – denied by TfL – that police shared names and addresses with firm collecting penalties from drivers

The Guardian - UK · Feb 8, 2024

EU Lawmakers Call for Independent Investigation into Alleged Vote-Rigging in Serbia

EU lawmakers demand an independent investigation into alleged vote-rigging in Serbia and threaten to cut off EU funds if authorities fail to cooperate.

Top News · Feb 8, 2024

Italian man removed from UK despite post-Brexit Home Office certificate

Massimiliano Melargo, who was stopped at airport, has permission to enter and leave UK while awaiting settlement decision

The Guardian - UK · Feb 8, 2024

German Navy Frigate Deployed to Red Sea to Protect Trade

A German Navy frigate sets sail to join a European Union mission in the Red Sea, aiming to defend cargo ships from attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, hamper...

Top News · Feb 8, 2024

iOS 17.4 beta — Apple wants to remind EU users that the App Store is a 'safe and trusted place' as it's forced to allow sideloading

Apple may have to allow third-party app stores in the EU, but it wants you to know it thinks the App Store is still the best option.

Tom’s Guide · Feb 8, 2024

Microsoft thinks it might have made a breakthrough on its cloud monopoly case

Microsoft wants to negotiate with CISPE before the EU launches a full-on investigation into the company’s cloud dominance.

TechRadar · Feb 8, 2024

What’s eating Europe’s farmers? Inside the 9 February Guardian Weekly

The final straw for farmers. Plus: Joe Biden’s Middle East masterplan

The Guardian - UK · Feb 8, 2024