Europe relies on China for the production of certain key drugs such as antibiotics.

Amid preparations to unveil a law targeting non-EU funding, European Commission expert says China’s approach to influence operations is ‘hardening.’

Greek MEP’s lawyers have released a statement saying she plans to resume her duties.

Growth is high. Unemployment is low. So why is the Spanish prime minister a drag on the ballot ahead of Sunday’s elections?

Brussels, Madrid and Andalusia are embroiled in a fight over the drought-stricken Doñana National Park.

The three parties ruling the economic powerhouse don’t see eye-to-eye on how to cut costs.

Liberals block controversial ban on oil and gas heating in homes, sparking fury in the Green party.

Berlin is ‘sticking’ to an agreement allowing Chinese shipping giant Cosco to buy 24.99 percent of shares of a Hamburg port terminal.

Central and Eastern European countries have clamored to revise the terms of the deal.

This week’s €1.2 billion fine against Meta caps an eventful first five years of the GDPR.

Flemish nationalist lawmaker declines to comment on ongoing investigation.

Officials say they are doing their best to uphold their traditional neutrality — but right-wing Conservatives aren’t buying it.

Rising immigration feeds into a sense of ‘betrayal’ among Brexiteer voters.

Commons to vote next month on plan to exclude errant MPs.