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Danes are set to elect a new national parliament on 24 March, and while Donald Trump’s threats to invade Greenland are ...

Europe’s New Legislative Framework (NLF), the regulatory backbone that ensures products on the EU market are safe and compliant, needs modernisation to meet new marketplace challenges ...

Serbia’s president confirmed late on Thursday that his country possesses Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles, after photos of the weapons attached to Serbian fighter jets leaked online.

For Meloni, the vote is shaping up to be one of the toughest bets of her mandate. A defeat would not only weaken her domestically but could also dent the authority she has built in Brussels, where she ...

A French soldier was killed in an attack in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region, President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday, confirming the first French military death in the Middl ...

"I will never sign a law that undermines our sovereignty, our independence, as well as our economic and military security," Nawrocki said ...

The European Commission must deliver an “ambitious” Digital Fairness Act (DFA) proposal, more than 200 civil society organisations and consumer groups wrote in a letter on Friday, urging the EU’s ...

Like many of its neighbours, Belgium is in a race to prepare its military for a potential conflict – but experts say the country is still lagging behind many of its European cou ...

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government is pushing ahead with an overhaul of Italy’s judiciary that would redraw the balance of power between judges and prosecutors – and feed into the EU’s debate ...

Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken is questioning his country’s role as an observer in the struggling Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project. “We’re observers, but I am asking myself: what am I ...

The long-time Brussels powerbroker Martin Selmayr advised EU governments to align on a single European candidate to challenge the US for the leadership of a top United Nations body, diplomats told ...