Brexit: a tortuously repetitive saga
Brexit can sometimes feel like a repetitive saga but here are a few developments which have stirred growing frustration both in Britain and in Europe
Portugal election: who are the Socialists’ potential allies?
Portugal's Socialist party have won the general election but without an outright majority. Who are their potential allies in the new parliament?
Britain faces limited Brexit options as deadline looms
Deal, No Deal, Delay or No Brexit? Britain is hurtling toward its October 31 departure from the European Union without a plan for unwinding 46 years of intricate trade ties
Thomas Cook shockwave hits European tourists
As iconic British tour operator Thomas Cook declares bankruptcy, some 600,000 tourists from around Europe have had their holidays disrupted
New EU Commission faces turning climate pledges into reality
The next European Commission has made an ambitious, global-leading fight against climate change the centrepiece of its mandate
Why is Spain returning to the polls?
Spain will return to the ballot box on November 10 in its fourth general election in four years after parties failed to reach a deal following an inconclusive April poll
The long road to clean energy
Can green energy curb climate change, which is accelerating at an alarming pace?
Apple slams EU as epic court battle over tax bill begins
Apple has launched a legal challenge against the European Commission's landmark order that it must reimburse Ireland 13 billion euros ($14 billion) in back taxes
The state of Britain’s economy as Brexit looms
What is the state of the British economy as the country prepares to leave the EU -- with or without a deal according to PM Boris Johnson -- on October 31?
How the ECB could boost the eurozone economy
The European Central Bank is widely expected to lower negative interest rates even further on September 12, and possibly bring back its multi-billion-euro quantitative easing programme