The European Union can negotiate on reciprocal tariffs with the United States but will not give up its right to regulate in areas such as taxation and digital platforms, the chair of the European Parliament's trade committee said on Friday.

The European Parliament's center-right bloc has turned on the EU's Green Deal, representing an existential threat to the 2019 landmark policy. The post The EU's Landmark Climate Deal Is Being Stripped to the Bone appeared first on World Politics Review.

Lynn Boylan, who chairs European Parliament EU-Palestine delegation, and French politician Rima Hassan ordered to return to Europe.

European Parliament's Türkiye rapporteur, Nacho Sanchez Amor, expressed concern on Monday that persistent human rights violations and democratic regression in Türkiye are receiving diminished

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) adopted a resolution on Thursday that refused to recognize the legitimacy of Georgia's most recent election, calling on the international community to

The European Union faces increased pressure to fill critical gaps in democracy and development programs as U.S. foreign assistance cuts take hold, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said on Saturday at the Munich Security Conference,

The European Parliament has approved an updated fisheries agreement allowing 56 EU vessels from Spain, France, and Portugal to fish in Cabo Verde’s waters for the next five years

As US President Donald Trump takes a flame-thrower to relations with Europe, Chinese diplomats have been moving through the continent with a message: your best friend has abandoned you. Let's uphold the multilateral order together.

Following calls to reduce the regulatory burden imposed on businesses, the European Union is poised to reform a series of laws passed under the EU Green Deal

By Dider Makal On Feb. 13, the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to suspend a cooperation agreement with Rwanda on a trio of minerals critical to the clean energy transition, citing their links to the ongoing violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The EU Parliament remains divided over the need for the rules, aimed to help consumers when they experience harm from an AI service or product. View on euronews