The familiar passport stamp is about to disappear in Europe as 29 EU nations transition to a new biometric border system.

The European Union (EU) announced a six-month postponement of its plan to retaliate against US tariffs approved last month.

The eurozone economy was almost flat in the last two quarters but improved significantly compared to the same period in 2024, according to Eurostat data.

Experts question the feasibility of the EU's commitment to purchase $250 billion of US energy, citing supply and demand dynamics.

Europe lacked the leverage it thought it had against the US, ultimately accepting a deal tilted in Washington's favor.

Under the framework agreement, the US will impose a 15% tariff on EU goods, while the EU will purchase a significant amount of US energy and military equipment.

European Union (EU) member states have voted to approve retaliatory tariffs on 93 billion euros worth of US goods if trade negotiations fail.

Good-faith negotiations, a prepared response package, and strengthened internal capacity are how the EU is preparing to respond to Trump's tariff pressures.

Russia says the EU is "playing with fire" by imposing a new sanctions package against Moscow, warning that they will negatively impact the imposer.

If effective from 1/8, the EU fears Trump's 30% tariffs will disrupt transatlantic trade and lead to a decline in growth.

European commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced another postponement of retaliatory tariffs against the US to allow for trade agreement negotiations.

On 12/7, former US president Donald Trump announced tariffs on the European Union (EU) and Mexico in a letter posted on Truth Social.

European countries are proposing a price cap on Russian oil 15% below market value, adjusted quarterly.

President Donald Trump revealed plans to impose a general tariff on partners who haven't reached agreements and haven't received tariff notices.