EU to impose sanctions on chemical weapons use
The European Union imposes sanctions on individuals for the usage of chemical weapons.
Living with an illness
The graphic shows how many people in the EU are forced to live with long-lasting illness - broken down in terms of gender and age.
What next for Brexit? Three main scenarios
Theresa May's government won a confidence vote by a majority of 19 MPs on Wednesday -- here are the three main Brexit scenarios now facing Britain as the clock ticks down to March 29.
What no Brexit deal means for ‘Made in Germany’
German business is worried about bottlenecks in cross-Channel supply chains in the event of a hard Brexit.
No-deal Brexit: Total chaos or free-trade bonanza?
Britain could seek an extension of the two-year Brexit negotiating process triggered by May in March 2017.
Brexit in dates: From Leave shock to parliament’s historic vote
From the shock Brexit referendum result to Tuesday's landmark vote to reject the deal struck between London and the EU, here are the milestones on Britain's rocky road out of the bloc.
Brexit deal vote: UK parliament’s feuding factions
Britain's parliament will finally vote Tuesday on whether to support or reject Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal -- here are the main camps in the lower House of Commons.
May to make final appeal amid reports of Brexit delay
British premier Theresa May warns that no Brexit is more likely than 'no-deal'.
Merkel urges Greece to implement refugee pact, embrace Macedonia deal
Merkel's two-day visit came four months after Greece emerged from its third and final bailout package.
EU auditors criticize bloc’s efforts to fight budget fraud
The European Court of Auditors has published a report criticizing the European Commission for their handling of the fight against fraud in EU spending.
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