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EU, US reach deal to end Boeing-Airbus trade dispute after 17 years

The European Commission spent Monday night discussing the accord with member states to get the deal over the line before an EU-U.S. summit in Brussels with President Joe Biden, according to officials

Germany failed to cut city's air pollution, rules EU top court

EU court judges in previous rulings also chided France and the U.K. for "persistently" exceeding limits.

Will take legal action against UK if it violates Withdrawal Agreement: EU

The main opposition Labour party as well as Scottish nationalists and Liberal Democrats are firmly against rescinding international pledges

Brexit: Indian exporters cautious but hopeful ahead of Wednesday vote

India's second and third-largest markets for outbound IT services, which stood at $136 billion in 2018-19, according to Nasscom

Will leave EU on Oct 31 'come what may': Boris Johnson hints no-deal Brexit

Johnson said an alternative to a "compromise for both sides" -- which included no customs checks "at or near" the Northern Irish border -- was for Britain to leave without a deal

200 mn for EU space project

200 mn for EU space project

EU ready to target Caterpillar, Xerox if Trump hits cars: Official

The EU has said that it would hit Euro 20 billion ($22.7 billion) of American products should Trump impose duties on European cars and auto parts

Google, Facebook, Twitter face terror law in EU crackdown on internet hate

Companies could be whacked with fines if they fail to comply

European Union's Dublin conundrum

Given the EU's population of over 500 million, that number is eminently manageable

EU mulls Brexit summit gesture, Theresa May hints on cash

The British PM indicated she too might make a move at next week's Brussels summit

EU extends sanctions against Russia over Crimea for a year

Over its annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula in 2014

Impact on banks from Britain's vote to leave the EU

Financial services firms need a regulated subsidiary in an EU country to offer their products

EU vetos Deutsche Boerse-London Stock Exchange merger deal

The EU rejection comes on the day the British govet started proceedings for leaving the EU

EU scraps limit on free mobile roaming plan: Commissioner

The commission had announced the original free roaming plans with huge fanfare in early 2015

EU probes French gas giant Engie's Luxembourg tax deals

Probe comes days after the Commission angered Washington with a ruling that Apple Inc must repay 13 billion euros in back-taxes to Ireland

'Fatal error' to ignore Brexit lessons: EU President Donald Tusk

Tusk added that the bloc must be less politically correct and protect Europeans worried about terrorism, security and globalisation

EU crackdown on multinational tax deals

European Commission on Tuesday order Ireland to reclaim up to $14.5 billion in taxes from Apple

No clean bill of health for EU banks in stress test

European Union watchdog says more work needed to improve capital

EU set to clear unconditionally Marriott, Starwood deal: Source

The deal currently worth $12.5 billion

EU to target internet as part of counter-radicalisation plan

The aim is to combat the spread of material inciting violence, create a database of 'terrorist content' deleted from websites