The proposed set of punitive measures targets Russia's financial and energy sectors in response to President Vladimir Putin’s refusal to agree to an unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine.

Only companies with more than 3,000 employees would be required to produce climate transition plans, under new proposals backed by MEPs.

The biotech report, filed in June by far-right MEP Margarita de la Pisa Carrión, has drawn backlash over its lack of substance

A European Parliament committee move to strengthen cross-border enforcement of unfair trading rules is dividing retailers and food producers.

MEPs raise alarm over media intimidation, political retaliation, and democratic backsliding, drawing parallels with Hungary’s trajectory.

Medical devices and equipment account for €7.6 billion of the €72.1 billion in US imports the EU is considering for countermeasures

In February 2022 a spreadsheet containing the names and details of almost 19,000 Afghans who had asked to be relocated to Britain was accidentally leaked by a UK official, the UK defence minister said on Tuesday.

Today's decision is the latest development in the dispute championed by French Digital Minister Clara Chappaz, affecting adult websites including Pornhub, YouPorn and Redtube – but it could only be temporary.

The EU Ombudsman has criticised the Commission for skipping key steps in its push to delay sustainability rules and narrow their scope

NGOs are already considering legal action, arguing that the draft rules fail to comply with EU law

The Commission has previously raised concerns over the rule-of-law implications of the legislation.

Experts warn Moldova is becoming a testing ground for Russian disinformation tactics later deployed across the EU.

Prosecutors allege that Ali S. in June gathered intelligence on three Jewish sites in Berlin, possibly in preparation for future attacks.

Paris also wasted no time in saying it will ban access to social media for children under 15, as other EU lawmakers and children's rights groups welcomed the Commission's approach.

One of the major questions hanging over the new plan is how fast it can get desperately needed weaponry to Ukraine as it faces nightly Russian bombardments.

Among processed meats, only “bacon” is included in the list of protected names.

In a letter about the "28th regime" startup groups also grumble that Parliament did not involve them enough in key report.

Two Yemeni men had argued that Germany was partly responsible for a 2012 drone attack because the strike was aided by signals relayed via the Ramstein base in western Germany.

Ignacio Sánchez Recarte, secretary general of wine lobby CEEV, said "there is no political, strategic or economic interest" for involving the alcoholic beverage in the transatlantic trade spat.

Concerns grow over sidelining of core health goals in new budget plan.

Swedish Defence Minister Pål Jonson hopes to present a bill to parliament early next year.

Lobby for Airbus, Saab and Rheinmetall says major investment is needed to rearm Europe and the coming seven-year budget draft should reflect that.

The social media platform has previously been found to have breached the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) but has yet to face any fines.