Eurozone unemployment stable at 7.9 per cent in December
According to data released by the European Union's statistics agency, the unemployment rate in the eurozone remained steady at 7.9 per cent in December.
EU: Brexit should not disrupt Erasmus students in Britain
Students in the Erasmus youth exchange programme should conclude their stays in Britain after Brexit, the European Commission says.
Human diet causing ‘catastrophic’ damage to planet: study
The way humanity produces and eats food must radically change to avoid millions of deaths and "catastrophic" damage to the planet, according to a landmark study.
Brexit scenarios: Renegotiation, delay or second referendum?
To avoid an unregulated Brexit in March, Britain may seek an extension of the two-year Brexit negotiating process.
EU to challenge US olive tariffs before World Trade Organization
The EU and the US are engaged in trade talks but have made little progress towards launching negotiations on a limited trade deal.
What next for Brexit?
Despite the humiliating rejection of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, Britain is no closer to knowing the end result of its vote to leave the European Union
Hard, soft and BRINO: the Brexit glossary
A quick look at some of the key terms politicos are using to describe the Brexit process as the clock ticks down on Britain's scheduled departure from the European Union on March 29
Queen calls for ‘common ground’ as Brexit divides Britain
Queen Elizabeth II has emphasised the need for Britons to come together to "seek out the common ground", in what is being viewed as an appeal to overcome bitter divisions over Brexit.
Significant Differences: Threats posed by Hospital Bacteria in Europe
The proportion of antibiotics-resistant bacteria varies significantly across the EU, as the interactive dashboard shows.
EU warns of risks in investor passport and visa schemes
The Commission has presented a comprehensive report on investor citizenship and residence schemes operated by a number of EU member states.