European Union

However, the battle may not be over as neither Brussels nor the member states seem willing to abandon these key industries

"It's not the end – it's the beginning," Šefčovič said

Any meeting with the Russian leader should be held in a "neutral" European country, he added, ruling out any summit in Moscow

Italian police arrested a man identified as Serhii K, marking the first known arrest in the case

"It is unquestionable that this would endanger the sense of security of many Jews, especially at this site," the court said

It is one of many small steps meant to help Germany's decades-old energy transition

"Despite headwinds like US tariffs and general uncertainty, businesses across the eurozone seem to be coping reasonably well," the chief economist of the Hamburg Commercial bank said

The Bundestag presidency was built for restraint, yet Klöckner is turning it into a stage

Up to 27 million tonnes of nanoplastics pollute the North Atlantic, with the highest concentrations found at the heart of the bloc's mussel farming grounds, a study has shown

Far-right Israeli ministers have in recent months openly called for Israel's annexation of the territory

Russia's foreign minister downplayed the meeting between Trump and European leaders, describing it as a "clumsy" attempt to change the US president's position on Ukraine

An IT system containing data such as surname, first name, telephone number, SIM card number, PUK code, tariff plan was accessed, the company said

The decision comes as companies are scrambling to understand how the “de minimis” exemption – which allowed duty-free imports of goods worth less than €690 – will be replaced

The European Court of Justice struck the legislation down in 2019, leaving German taxpayers with a bill of over €240 million

The case comes as Sánchez's administration is currently under fire for several corruption scandals

France, Israel trade barbs as Paris eyes Palestinian state recognition

In Gaza, the civil defence agency reported Israeli strikes and fire killed 48 people across the territory on Tuesday

Following the death of a jogger who inhaled gas emitted by green algae, France was found guilty of failing to "protect waters from agricultural pollution" this year

Magistrates and law enforcement are particularly worried about the Chinese firm handling highly sensitive police wiretap data

The Russian dictator has no reasons to end the war – but a few to pretend he wants to.