Sunday
22nd Jul 2018
Further talks on the Irish border could continue next week as the EU is open to "any solution" that keeps the border invisible. EU negotiator Michel Barnier said key questions remain over the UK's white paper on a future partnership.
"Improving transatlantic trade and forging a stronger economic partnership" will be the focus of discussions in the White House. In Brussels, migration will be back on the table.
The EU Commission urged companies, citizens, and member states to prepare in case the UK next March crashes out of the EU without a deal - on the day the new UK Brexit minister arrived in Brussels.
Due to pollution, the majority of European rivers, lakes and estuaries fall below the minimum environmental standards, a report by the European Environment Agency reveals.
Trump's anti-EU jibes were not slips of the tongue, but signs of a "conflictual" new era, Maros Sefcovic has warned.
Margrethe Vestager has fined the US tech giant with €4.34bn for abusing its market dominance in mobile operating systems - but assured US president Donald Trump that it is not because she does not like America.
Italy is stepping up its campaign to stop EU warships and other rescue vessels from taking migrants to its ports.
The state of emergency introduced after the failed coup in 2016 ended on Thursday morning - but a new terror bill will maintain some of its measures.
As the rapporteur for the European Parliament on an EU regulation on resettlement, my colleagues and I have outlined an effective plan based on solidarity and humanitarian principles.
The British prime minister escaped defeat again in parliament, as EU governments question her ability to ratify any Brexit deal by Westminster.
EU leaders and Japanese prime minister signed a series of agreements, including the EU's biggest trade deal ever, designed as an answer to the disruption of the world order by the US president.
Israeli disinformation campaign targeted Brussels news magazine to silence Palestinian NGO group.
Russia has urged the US to help it go after a British human rights campaigner in return for cooperation in an election-meddling probe.
The British prime minister faces rebellion from both sides of her party as a key Brexit legislation is debated in parliament. The EU in the meantime gets ready for a no-deal scenario.
EU and Chinese leaders agreed on a joint statement to pledge more cooperation to uphold multilateralism - but concrete trade issues remain to be solved.
The European Union is a "foe", while America must "engage" with Russia, Trump has said, in what the EU called "fake news".
"There is a Chinese egoism that we cannot overlook," says Jo Leinen, the head of the European Parliament's China delegation, as EU and Chinese leaders meet in Beijing.
Donald Trump's meeting with Vladimir Putin, global trade, and Brexit will dominate the EU agenda this week, as well as a major EU-China summit in Beijing.
Top EU and Chinese officials meet next week in Beijing as unilateral US measures push the two sides closer together despite major disputes between the trading giants.
The suggestion that Russians themselves play a role in the condition of their state today is often dismissed as "xenophobic" or "Russophobic". But if not addressed, the evils of nationalism, chauvinism, and imperialism will continue even after Putin is gone.
Trump hoped to befriend Putin at a showcase summit in Helsinki, following US president's attacks on Nato and British leaders this week.
On his first official visit to the UK, US president Donald Trump tosses out plans for a bilateral trade deal based on Theresa May's Brexit blueprint.
Trump has come to the UK during a Brexit crisis, after going through a Nato summit in Brussels like a bull in a china shop.
The EU executive rejected a report by the Court of Auditors that said its monitoring of fiscal policies was too lax and failed to produce results.
In the wake of two cabinet resignations on the issue, UK government publishes its long-awaited vision for the future relationship with the EU, which would revolve around a free trade agreement on goods, but would end free movement.
Lone children's faces in Libyan detention camps tell story of a "humanitarian crisis" that has been mislabelled as a "migration crisis" by EU leaders.
The EU has been slow to react to the collapse of Cambodian democracy - but if it ever chooses to use it, Brussels has substantial influence and leverage over Cambodia.
Nato has asked Macedonia to join the Western bloc, with US leader Donald Trump giving Russia little to smile about so far.
EU's anti-fraud office concluded its probe last month into Karel Pinxten, a former member of the Luxembourg-based European Court of Auditors.
Nordic countries are moving focus from saving energy to changing diets in order to achieve the UN's sustainable development goals.
US leader Donald Trump, backed by Poland, has begun the Nato summit with a tirade against Germany's plan to build a pipeline with Russia.
The EU court will rule next year whether a €2.4tn 'quantitative easing' programme was in line with the eurozone central bank's mandate.
The White House has signed Nato's draft declaration ahead of this week's summit, but no one knows what Donald Trump has up his sleeve.
