BRUSSELS — European Union negotiations on a 21st package of sanctions against Russia have become entangled in a widening set of national demands for exemptions,
KYIV — Russia launched a large-scale overnight missile and drone barrage against Kyiv and several other Ukrainian cities on Sunday, killing civilians, injuring
Andy Burnham took office as Britain’s new prime minister on Monday, succeeding Keir Starmer and becoming the country’s seventh head of government in the decade
France and Germany have moved towards a common position in favour of tougher European Union trade defences against China, potentially removing one of the main p
WASHINGTON and BRUSSELS — The United States is pressing the European Union to make a public commitment to roll back selected import rules and regulations, inten
Andy Burnham is expected to reopen the way for new oil and gas drilling licences in the North Sea when he becomes British prime minister, marking a potentially
European Union agriculture ministers are meeting in Brussels on Monday for the first Agriculture and Fisheries Council chaired by Ireland since it assumed the r
BRUSSELS — The European Union is preparing legislation that would give Brussels stronger powers to penalise technology companies for addictive design, subscript
The European Union has delayed the full application of new digital documentation requirements for seafood arriving from the United States after paperwork proble
PARIS — Several of Paris’s most visited landmarks shortened their operating hours on Saturday as a third heatwave in less than three months brought dangerous te
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