The Latest Breaking News from Strasbourg

Lawyers disagree on whether law is likely to be expanded to include people who are not terminally ill

Paris Saint-Germain's hardcore supporters will be in the spotlight as much as the club's players on Tuesday night during the Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven after French league bosses launched an investigation into homophobic chanting during PSg's Ligue 1 game on Saturday with Strasbourg.

Activist disrupts Hungarian PM Orbán's speech in Strasbourg, criticizing his ties to autocratic regimes and EU policies.

An activist and municipal councilor for a Hungarian opposition party has disrupted a news conference in the French city of Strasbourg, France as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán laid out plans for Hungary’s presidency of the European Union

Traffic on France's TGV high-speed trains should be back to normal by Monday after engineers worked through the night to repair sabotaged signal stations and cables. The attacks, which occurred early Friday, disrupted travel on the opening day of the Paris Olympic Games, affecting connections between Paris and major cities…

Ursula von der Leyen has been as confirmed the head of the European Commission for a second five-year term. She won a comfortable majority on July 18th, with 401 MEPs voting for her at the plenary session in Strasbourg – forty votes more than she needed to get her over…

Watch as the European Parliament met to elect its president and vice-presidents at a plenary session in Strasbourg on Tuesday, 16 July.

A jailed member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority — recently elected to the European Parliament with Greece’s governing conservative party — has arrived in Athens en route to Strasbourg, after being granted a five-day leave from prison to attend parliament’s opening session

Albania’s prison department has granted a five-day leave to an ethnic Greek minority former mayor to attend the opening session of the new European Parliament in Strasbourg