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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently visited Brussels to meet with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission. The primary goal of the meeting was to rejuvenate the relationship between the UK and the European Union, which has been strained since Brexit. Both parties expressed a commitment to fostering closer ties and addressing shared challenges such as geopolitical issues, economic difficulties, climate change, and migration. Starmer, who previously supported remaining..

Pope Francis has embarked on a significant tour through Luxembourg and Belgium to advocate for peace and address critical issues within the Catholic Church. In Luxembourg, he called for global peace negotiations, emphasizing the need to resolve conflicts and heal divisions in Europe. The Pope's journey included driving through Luxembourg City with Cardinal Hollerich, where he witnessed protests from PETA activists demanding the condemnation of bullfighting. Security forces intervened when an a..

Amid escalating trade tensions, EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis and Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao are holding crucial talks in Brussels. The discussions center around proposed tariffs of up to 35.3% on Chinese electric vehicles, aimed at protecting European automakers from unfair competition. Wang's visit follows meetings with German and Italian officials, as the EU member states prepare for a decisive vote. The debate is underscored by broader geopolitical issues, including C..

Google has recently achieved a significant legal victory as a European court annulled a €1.49 billion fine imposed by the EU for alleged abuse of market dominance through its AdSense service. This decision highlights the ongoing complexities in regulatory actions against major tech companies. However, the same court upheld a separate €2.4 billion fine linked to Google's practices in Google Shopping, emphasizing the EU's commitment to combating competition distortions in the digital market. The..

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Brussels on Monday to protest the potential closure of an Audi factory. Around 5,500 people, according to police reports, participated in the rally, while unions estimated over 10,000 attendees. The protesters demanded significant investments in the European Union's industry, with employees of Brussels' public transport striking in solidarity. Workers expressed their concerns about becoming unemployed without financial support or future prospe..