'Killer robots' are not about Terminator

The European Commission, Germany and France insist that "all sides" must show restraint after Donald Trump threatened Pyongyang with "fire and fury".

The Asian Tiger mosquito and Yellow Fever mosquito species are now present in parts of Europe thanks to warmer temperatures, bringing the risk of tropical diseases with them.

EU policies of bringing people back create "a vicious cycle", Oxfam and two Italian humanitarian organisations say in a report.

If we continue with the failed approach of the last two years then this could become a systemic crisis that threatens the EU itself, writes Gianni Pittella.

Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy has said he is ready call an extraordinary cabinet meeting if Catalonia's authorities table a bill to organise the vote on 1 October.

Some asylum seekers who arrived in Germany and other EU countries after March 2017 will be returned to Greece.

Belgium's admission that it took more than a month to inform the EU about a pesticide in eggs has raised questions about the efficiency of the EU alert system.

The EU's budget commissioner confirmed the bloc's position that the UK would need to keep paying for previously agreed programmes, while a new €40-billion divorce bill is making waves in the British media.

Authorities in the country are not recognising young migrants as children, leading to cases of neglect.

Leo Varadker said that a custom agreement with a transition period after the UK leaves the EU is a solution for keeping an economic open border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Debates are ongoing on whether president Duda vetoing two out of three bills on judicial reform should be seen as the opposition's success. But the protests brought about another, much less disputed success.

European Council head and former Polish leader Donald Tusk has said the Polish government is preparing to put his native country’s EU membership into question.