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Amid warnings to Russia over feared Ukraine attack, E.U. struggles over how tough to set sanctions

December 17, 2021

BRUSSELS - E.U. leaders are warning Russia that any military move into Ukraine will come at a high cost, with new sanctions from Moscows critical trading partner.

E.U. recommends new restrictions for unvaccinated residents traveling within Europe

November 25, 2021

BRUSSELS -The European Commission recommended Thursday that member countries apply more travel restrictions to people who are unvaccinated in the 27-nation blocs latest attempt to curb the recent surge of cases across the continent.

E.U. seeks to block import of commodities that drive deforestation

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2021

The European Union on Wednesday proposed a measure that would seek to restrict imports to "deforestation-free" goods and materials for countries in the bloc, in an effort to fight consumer trends that drive deforestation around the world.

E.U. opens antitrust investigation into Googles core moneymaker: Advertising

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2021

The European Union has launched an investigation to determine whether Google exerts too much control over the sprawling online marketing industry, in which advertisers can surveil, target and influence consumers through nearly any tech platform in which they engage.

E.U. promises swift retaliation after Belarus forces airliner to land, detains dissident

TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2021

RIGA, Latvia - Belarus on Monday was facing international isolation, with European leaders discussing measures to deal a crushing blow to the economy and the White House calling for an investigation, a day after Belarusian authorities forced down a civilian jet and pulled off a dissident journalist.

E.U. agrees on covid certificates to sweep away barriers on travel between countries

FRIDAY, MAY 21, 2021

BRUSSELS - European policymakers struck a deal Thursday to sweep away travel barriers among European countries through a digital certificate system, another step toward normalizing global movement after more than a year in which the modern, interconnected world has seemed on pause because of the pandemic.

E.U. to reopen borders to travelers with accepted vaccines

THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2021

BRUSSELS - The European Union has agreed to open its borders to vaccinated Americans and others, after more than a year in which travel into the bloc has been severely restricted, a spokesman said Wednesday.

Johnson warns E.U. not to expect compromise on trade talks

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2020

Boris Johnson will tell the European Union he's prepared to walk away from trade talks rather than compromise on what he regards as a core principle of Brexit, and the feeling has grown on both sides that a breakthrough will prove impossible when negotiations resume in London this week.

Apple wins victory against E.U. as court rules it does not have to pay back-tax fine

THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2020

BRUSSELS - Apple won a major victory Wednesday against European efforts to force it to pay higher taxes, after a European Union appeals court overturned a massive judgment against the tech giant and said that E.U. antitrust regulators erred in imposing a $14.8 billion bill for back taxes.

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