Electric vehicles have become a major flash point in a broader trade dispute over the influence of Chinese government subsidies on European markets — which has forced the undercutting of EU ...

Albania’s EU accession path will be decoupled from North Macedonia’s, with the first clusters of negotiation set to be formally opened on 15 October, according to a unanimous decision of ...

The EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes is part of the EU’s work to fight tax evasion and avoidance. It is composed of countries which have failed to fulfil their commitments to ...

Mary Foley covers ESG & sustainability regulation. It seems that the United States (U.S.), the European Union (EU) and several others may be setting the stage for a sustainability stand-off ...

Draghi argued competition policy should take greater account of the need to create businesses that can compete with US and Chinese giants, not just preserving competition within the EU market.

The EU says the Entry/Exit System, or EES, will automate the registration of visitors, boosting security and leading eventually to shorter waits at passport control points. The plan has faced ...

The EU executive could adopt the tariffs or could submit a new proposal if it wished to secure broader support among EU members.

Adding bureaucracy into a largely informal market will be expensive: an EU assessment, opens new tab of previous rules put the total costs for member states at more than 460 million euros.

The EU’s ambassador in the UK, Pedro Serrano, has suggested a scheme allowing young people to move freely during a gap year – rather than for longer. However, Sir Keir has said that the ...

In Brussels, at past EU leaders’ summits, Emmanuel Macron has at times been accused of trying to steal the limelight. He certainly managed that on Sunday night. Although probably not in the way ...

The plan was that every frontier in Schengen Area (comprising all EU nations except Cyprus and Ireland, as well as Iceland, Norway and Switzerland) would stop “wet-stamping” passports and ...

BRUSSELS ― For decades, the European Union loved to regulate. Now, it wants to do the opposite. Where once, the "Brussels Effect" saw the EU set laws and standards the rest of the world couldn't help ...