A new Trump tariff threat targets a bloc of 27 countries that add up to the largest U.S. trade partner.

European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is urging North Macedonia to make “era-defining” reforms to advance its EU membership bid.

The European Union is seeking to strengthen its common market in the face of rising geopolitical tensions and a growing trade conflict with the US, which is threatening to hit the bloc with wide-ranging tariffs.

President Trump's threat to slap 50% tariffs on the European Union takes aim at one of America's biggest economic partners. These charts show what's at stake: **The EU runs a big goods-trade defi

The twin threats, delivered via social media, roiled global markets after weeks of de-escalation had provided some reprieve.

The European Union is considering cutting more than 20 banks from SWIFT, the international payments system, as well as lowering a price cap on Russian oil and banning the Nord Stream gas pipelines as part of a new sanctions package that aims to increase pressure on Moscow to end its war against Ukraine.

President Donald Trump is threatening the European Union with a crippling 50% tariff, which could go into effect on June 1. This could prove devastating to automotive imports, but it remains unclear if he’ll follow through with his threat as he’s only “recommending” hiking tariffs at this point.

The European Union will escalate a probe against fast-fashion retailer Shein as early as next week by detailing alleged violations of product safety and other consumer laws that could lead to fines, Bloomberg News reported on Friday,