Thursday
21st Sep 2017
By EUOBSERVER
Coalition talks between five centre-left parties in Iceland, led by the Left-Green Movement, have broken down, national broadcaster RUV reports. Earlier efforts by the conservative Independent Party, that emerged as the biggest after the election on 29 October, also failed. The third-placed Pirate party may now be offered a chance.
Industry commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska often finds herself on opposite sides to the car industry, referring to diesel engines as the 'technology of the past'.
The number of asylum seekers "in limbo" in the EU is likely to be greater than the combined populations of Cyprus and Malta, estimates indicate.
European officials have faced strong criticism for prioritising security interests over the rights of vulnerable people, in their efforts to stem migration flows.
Turkey's envoy to the EU says accusations that Turkey stifles free press are "false claims".
May to give first major speech on Brexit since notifying EU that the UK was leaving. Negotiations have stalled, but she could revive them with a financial offer.
"The chess table will be much more complex and more sophisticated than a matter of regions in Europe," said Portugal's health minister.
