The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Former foreign minister Nikos Christodoulides took the lead in Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday and will face off against leftist-backed candidate Andreas Mavroyiannis in a runoff on Feb. 12.

For decades, a steady stream of ocean tankers has filed back and forth between a small cluster of ports in northwest Europe and the Baltic Sea. Typically, each would bring about 40 million liters of diesel to help keep Europe’s economy humming. Starting Sunday, that will be banned — along…

The latest row comes as the IAEA chief hopes for progress in a potential visit to Tehran in February.

Highclere Castle has no wedding bookings for 2023 and just one small event scheduled for 2024

Exclusive: European Research Group want parliament to have a say on any compromise with EU

Announcement from Ukrainian president’s office follows Russian statement on 63 of its own soldiers

The economic confrontation between the United States and China has put Europe in the crossfire, with Washington's plan to boost green industries threatening to cause collateral damage to a key ally. The United States has adopted the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which contains $370 billion in sweeping investments, subsidies and…

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 346th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky said the situation on the front lines in the east of the country was getting tougher, with Russia throwing more and more troops into battle, hours after the two sides agreed to exchange dozens of prisoners of war. Earlier on Saturday, Ukrainian officials said a serious accident…