‘Differences’ persist on eurozone budget ahead of key EU summit
Eurogroup head Mario Centeno warns of differing opinions towards a plan by France and Germany to establish a eurozone budget, ahead of a key EU summit to discuss the matter.
The list of EU membership hopefuls
EU leaders and their counterparts from the Western Balkans welcomed the bloc's renewed focus on integrating with the region. Which country has the best chance?
Does Europe unfairly tax US imports? A detailed look
US President Donald Trump claims American exports face unfair duties when they reach European shores. But are they truly at a disadvantage?
EU slams trade ‘bullies’ as Trump tariffs row deepens
The EU says Europe will not waver against trade "bullies" as a row with US President Donald Trump over controversial steel and aluminium tariffs deepens
EU doubles Sahel force funding but African leaders issue warning
European leaders have doubled their funding for a force tackling jihadists in the Sahel, but African leaders warn the money must come quickly if it is to be effective.
EU agrees common defence is NATO ‘mission alone’
The transatlantic alliance and the EU agree "the common defence is a NATO mission alone," US Defence Secretary James Mattis has said.
EU ponders Brexit ‘backstop’ for Northern Ireland
The agreement detailing Britain's exit from the European Union will include effectively keeping Northern Ireland in the EU single market and customs union.
Minimum wage awkward pillar of emerging social Europe
The minimum wage was once trumpeted as a key pillar in the construction of a social Europe. But opponents say the policy acts as a drag on competitiveness.
Poll: Most Brits see EU with upper hand in Brexit negotiations
A survey shows that most British people think the European Union has the upper hand in the Brexit negotiations.
Britain, EU in historic deal to open Brexit trade talks
What now after Britain and the EU agree to the terms of their Brexit divorce?
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