The chancellor’s plans may hollow out decision-making power and create a glorified talking shop

Martin Selmayr’s promotion has been dogged by accusations of institutional impropriety

The French president’s expectations on his EU reform agenda have been brought back to earth

EU foreign ministers discuss many crises in a gathering in Luxembourg

A policy of doing little for the moment could be the best approach

EDIS is a pipe-dream of eurozone federalists and anathema to Berlin’s policymakers

The commission is cooking up a plan to ban ‘dual food’ products in the region

Key ruling looms on whether ride-hailing app should lose some of its regulatory protections

Data breach will give EU officials some added bite in their fight against Big Tech

In Brussels whispers are about whether it is possible to bring the exit date forward

Brexit will blow a €100bn hole in the EU’s common budget after UK payments end

The Catalan question dominates the front-pages in the EU’s largest member state

Galileo highlights Britain’s battle to unlock economic benefits of its transition deal

Here are the best takeaways from a late Brussels night

Brussels is keen to stress that this is definitely not an anti-US tech tax

Forum for Democracy is among the groups hoping to make a splash in regional vote

Cecilia Malmström, EU trade commissioner, to seek exemption from punitive US tariffs

The long and tortuous march to a government is about to begin

The French president will want concrete answers on eurozone proposals

Is this a test of a Brexiting London’s ability to rally international support?

The country’s new health minister caused an uproar with a comment about basic needs

Martin Selmayr’s appointment provides fodder to critics of the Brussels machine

The EU is working-up on plans for a new digital tax

A Paris-Berlin pact is insufficient to drive the reform agenda

The peak season for crossings from Africa to Europe is about to start as winter ends