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Czechs protest government, 50 years after Soviets crushed Prague Spring
Czechs and Slovaks mark 50 years since Soviet tanks crushed the "Prague Spring", while protesters use anniversary to rail against Czech government's ties to the Communist Party.
Britain urges US, Europe to ‘go further’ in countering Russia
New British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt urges the US and European countries to do more to call out Russia's "malign behavior" and keep it in check, notably by implementing sanctions.
What has Greece received in outside support so far?
Under the framework of further debt relief, Athens was given a 10-year extension on its loans and a deferral on repayment of interest and principle.
Greece exits third and last bailout after biting austerity
After years of stinging austerity measures, Greece emerges from its third and last bailout, although officials warn the country still has a "long way to go".
Trump trade rows are ‘destroying’ growth, says German minister
Germany's economy minister lashes out at US President Trump, slamming his global trade rows and efforts to "dictate" Europe's dealings with Iran through renewed US sanctions.
Germany inks deal with Spain to return registered migrants
Berlin has concluded a deal with Madrid for Spain to take back migrants registered by Spanish authorities, as Germany seeks to curb new arrivals.
Greece gets last bailout tranche as crisis nears end
Greece has received the final 15-billion-euro payment from its eight-year bailout programme in what creditors hailed as proof that tough austerity measures were "paying off".
2018 EU budget
The 2018 EU budget is set at €144.7 billion in payment appropriations.
First asylum holding centres open in Germany under controversial plan
Germany's interior minister is pressing ahead with controversial plans to hold asylum seekers in centres until their right to stay is determined.
Eurozone growth slows as trade tensions persist
Economic growth in the eurozone slowed in the second quarter, official data shows, feeding concerns that global trade tensions fuelled by Washington may be hurting Europe's economy.