Von der Leyen pitched deeper EU-Canada ties in her State of the Union address, though Carney says he wants a "unique alliance," not membership

Poland's GDP has topped $1 trillion, unemployment is among Europe's lowest, and Washington backs its G20 ambitions

Two wars with no end in sight, alongside elections in Greece, Italy, France, Germany (regional) and Spain and an EU unable to break its own deadlock make for an explosive winter

Some Brussels officials call it a strategic mistake for the EU to stay off a platform used by roughly 200 million Europeans

Rome says the situation in the Spanish enclave still hasn't stabilized following the recent migrant crisis

In record turnout, Icelanders narrowly rejected the government's push to restart accession negotiations, closing the door on the debate for at least two more years

With nearly all votes counted, Icelanders rejected a government push to reopen accession negotiations, in a vote shaped as much by security fears as economics

Iceland, a country of just 400,000 people, votes Saturday on a decision that could carry weight far beyond its size

Greece's hourly wages lag far behind Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the EU average, based on new data from Greece In Figures

As conditions grow hotter and drier, wildfire burned areas are rising sharply and disproportionately, a new study warns

Sweden will pay Estonia more than €30 million a year to transfer hundreds of convicted prisoners to Estonian prisons

An ILO report finds young people in Europe are the most exposed of all to AI's impact on jobs, with media coverage adding to the gloom

How gum wholesalers, ice cream makers, and holiday light manufacturers could fall under EU cybersecurity rules for critical infrastructure

The crisis at Spain's Ceuta enclave has given new momentum to calls for tighter borders and tougher migration policy

Under pressure from the far-right AfD, Berlin revives returns of migrants to their first EU entry countries, testing European solidarity

Spain has formally asked Italy to fully restore the Schengen Agreement by Sunday, August 9, warning it will otherwise take matching measures of its own

New Eurostat data show nearly three in ten EU citizens couldn't afford a week's vacation in 2025, with Greece among the countries hit hardest

Around 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into the small Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a day, at least 34 died, and Spain is racing to respond