BRUSSELS—The European Union has called on China to immediately release political prisoners jailed over the Tiananmen Square protests and to lift the veil of secrecy around the number of dead ...

The European Commission is considering proposing a disciplinary procedure for Italy next week over its failure to rein ...

Following a massive no-confidence vote on May 26 for the ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD), the Supreme Court ...

Pro-European parties kept a firm grip on the EU parliament on Monday, May 27, as liberal and green ...

HONG KONG— The European Union Office in Chinese-ruled Hong Kong issued a formal diplomatic "demarche" protest note to ...

SIBIU, Romania—The European Union warned Romania on May 9 it could face firmer action over the government's legal ...

BRUSSELS—Cyber experts have warned that social media accounts that pump out state-sponsored disinformation may have influenced up to ...

WASHINGTON—Statesmen and experts recently wrestled with what role Europe should play as it confronts an increasingly competitive dynamic ...

BRUSSELS—European lawmakers have called for sanctions to be issued against Chinese officials responsible for human-rights abuses and a ...

BRUSSELS—The European Union has warned social-media companies, including Facebook, that they aren't doing enough to stamp out fake ...

Apple Inc. faces a Dutch antitrust probe into whether it favors its own apps over rivals, weeks after ...

LONDON—The EU has given the UK six more months to leave the bloc, with European Council President Donald ...

BRUSSELS—Chinese Premier Li Keqiang promised the European Union on April 9 that Beijing would no longer force foreign ...

BRUSSELS—The European Union has warned it will immediately start carrying out full checks on goods entering from Britain—prompting ...

BRUSSELS—The European Parliament has called for further sanctions against key figures in the Venezuelan regime including asset freezes ...

The move fell significantly short of an outright ban on the Beijing-backed company being involved in the emerging ...

PARIS—Europe's top leaders told Chinese leader Xi Jinping on March 26 they wanted a fairer trading relationship with ...

BRUSSELS—Brussels' budget chief has proposed an EU veto on future Chinese investments in Europe amid growing alarm among ...

U.S. tech giants might have a respite after two decades of European Union antitrust investigations. But not for ...

Pound investors are ripping up their Brexit playbooks as the chance of a no-deal exit flare once again. ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrived in Rome on March 21, beginning a three-day visit. In a move that ...

BRUSSELS—French President Emmanuel Macron warned Prime Minister Theresa May on March 21 that Britain would face a disorderly ...

BRUSSELS—Alphabet Inc. unit Google was fined 1.49 billion euros ($1.7 billion) on March 20, its third large European ...

European parliamentarians have voted through tough new defensive measures targeting China's state-owned technology companies and airlines.

BRUSSELS—Spotify has filed a complaint with EU antitrust regulators against Apple, saying the iPhone maker unfairly limits rivals ...

First it was subprime mortgages, then European debt. Now, it’s money laundering. In Denmark, where the latest crisis ...

BUDAPEST/WARSAW—Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said his nationalist Fidesz party may leave Europe's main conservative group over ...