Europe to replace passport stamps through digital database
The new system will apply to all countries in the Schengen area of free movement, which includes 25 EU member states.
EU proposes sanctions on Israel as Gaza humanitarian crisis deepens, but member states still split
The EU considers suspending Israeli access to research funding over the Gaza humanitarian crisis. For some of the bloc’s member states, these steps do not go far enough. For others, even that is too much.
Retail giant Temu violates EU law according to preliminary findings
European Commission Vice-President Henna Virkkunen has emphasised shoppers’ safety is “not negotiable.” Temu has not responded to the allegations but committed to cooperate with the Commission.
Press pool trip: enr in Scotland with Ursula von der Leyen as EU and US reach trade deal
The European Newsroom (enr) accompanied European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on a visit to Scotland as she met with US President Donald Trump to discuss transatlantic trade.
Germany’s Chancellor Merz welcomes US-EU agreement to settle trade dispute
The European Union and the United States made a trade deal just days before the August 1 deadline.