Record drop in net migration to UK after Brexit vote
Net migration to Britain in the year after the Brexit vote fell by record levels, according to official figures.
European and African Leaders agree migrant evacuation deal
The European Union and The African Union agree at an emergency meeting an evacuation plan that will allow migrants to be repatriated from Libya.
Estonia bids to restart talks on EU’s refugee quotas
Estonia has presented a compromise proposal on the relocation of refugees which it said would be "fair" to all EU member states.
Eurozone unemployment falls to 8.8% as recovery gains pace
Europe's economic recovery is gathering steam, with eurozone unemployment falling to its lowest level since January 2009 and inflation picking up.
Cheque please: how the Brexit bill works out
Britain and the EU have reportedly reached a deal on the thorny issue of London's divorce bill, but details remain sketchy.
Anger in UK over reported Brexit divorce bill
Brexiteers and europhiles react angrily to reports that Britain will pay up to 55 billion euros to leave the European Union.
In Ireland, Brexit border risk awakens ghosts of the Troubles
During the worst of the Troubles, this wedge of north Belfast was "Murder Mile", a neighbourhood which crystalized the Northern Ireland conflict.
Macron calls for ‘massive’ support to rescue migrants from Libya
French President Emmanuel Macron called the trafficking of African migrants a "crime against humanity" on Tuesday as he made his first major address on the continent before a crowd of university students in Burkina Faso.
Banks can support UK economy in disorderly Brexit: Bank of England
Britain's lenders could support the economy through a "disorderly" Brexit, the Bank of England says, as the sector passed its latest round of stress tests.
Trade official: Brexit trade talks must precede Irish border solution
Both Ireland and Britain are seeking a solution to avoid a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland - which is part of Britain - after Brexit.