Italy says migrant deportations from Germany will be small-scale
According to a minister at the Ministry of the Interior in Rome, the deportation of immigrants from Germany will be small and may reach 50 displaced monthly.
EU and Albania ink border deal to control migration
EU says it has signed an agreement with Albania allowing EU border guards to enter the Balkan country to help control migrants.
Gay marriage: Europe split in two
The referendum in Romania this weekend that could see the conservative country ban gay marriage underlines the largely East-West split in Europe over same-sex unions.
EU misspending down to 3.3 billion euros in 2017
The proportion of misspent funding in the European Union is falling according to the European Court of Auditors.
Top EU court strengthens Brussels’ parliamentary role
Under the EU's founding treaties, the European Parliament must hold 12 plenary sessions a year in Strasbourg.
Macedonia PM defies low turnout to push name change
Macedonia's government has vowed to push ahead with changing the country's name to appease Greece and build ties with the West, but opponents said low turnout made it illegitimate.
Eurozone battles Italy as EU budget row deepens
Eurozone finance ministers have warned Italy to abide by EU rules on public spending, as Rome accused Brussels of economic "terrorism".
Eurozone unemployment dips to 8.1 per cent
Unemployment in the 19-country eurozone drops to 8.1 per cent in August, the lowest level since November 2008.