European Union nations are considering a call for an international inquiry as to which country is responsible for starting the conflict between Georgia and Russia.

Efforts to send an observer mission to monitor troop withdrawals in Georgia were set to dominate two-day European Union foreign ministers’ talks that started...

Falling exports and lower household spending caused a 0.2 percent second-quarter decline in the economy of the 15 nations that share the euro currency, European Union statistics showed...

The European Union’s highest court on Wednesday overturned a 2001 decision by EU governments to freeze the assets of a Saudi businessman and a Sweden-based charity suspected of funding al-Qaida terror...

Falling exports and lower household spending caused the euro economy to shrink by 0.2 percent in the second quarter, EU statistics showed Wednesday.

Russia criticized the European Union on Tuesday for threatening to postpone talks on a new economic and political partnership deal over the war in Georgia, saying the EU’s statements were...

The United States welcomed Europe’s involvement in the Russia-Georgia dispute as laid out Monday in decisions by European Union leaders in an extraordinary summit meeting at...

EU leaders plan to urge Russia not to isolate itself from the rest of Europe.

European Union leaders seeking to punish Russia for invading Georgia face limited options and are likely to choose diplomatic pressure to isolate Moscow at their summit...

The European Union is not expected to imposed sanctions on Russia at a summit next week but may name a special envoy to Georgia to ensure that a cease-fire there is observed, officials in Paris and Brussels said...