The General Court ruled that an administrative-review procedure could not be used to challenge climate targets already fixed by the European Parliament and member states.

US conflict-minerals disclosures list four sanctioned or blacklisted processors among possible sources for major ...

The Commission says Europe should be treated as an economic and security partner after Anthropic restricted its most ...

The General Court has upheld a 13.6 per cent duty on Turkish steel bulb-flat imports, rejecting a challenge concerning ...

Britain’s FSA has just fined Citibank’s London branch £4.73 million after identifying failures affecting 970 payments with a ...

Ukraine has formally notified the International Civil Aviation Organization, the UN agency responsible for international ...

European Union foreign ministers are discussing the attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport on Wednesday after ...

A significant group of member states supports accelerating the EU’s €90 billion loan after Kyiv identified a defence-financing gap, but no formal decision has yet been taken.

The Commission is gathering views from third parties in the enterprise-software market, but says it has not opened a formal ...

Estonia’s parliament has elected Ülle Madise as the country’s next president, with the long-serving Chancellor of Justice ...

The latest escalation in the Middle East is reaching Europe through two markets at once, lifting wholesale gas costs while ...

The Commission has asked publishers whether Google’s proposed control would let them withhold content from AI features ...