Windows of hope: Life in Europe under lockdown
From the woman in Rome who lines up glasses of water to drink every day, to the British composer leading a virtual orchestra, life for Europeans under lockdown is a mix of resilience and creativity
COVID-19: How many people could die?
The coronavirus could kill millions unless widespread and prolonged social distancing measures are adopted, health experts say
Coronavirus: main measures taken in Europe
Home confinement, schools closed, gatherings banned - the measures being taken across Europe to fight the spread of the coronavirus
Coronavirus: Europe readies plans for worst-case scenario
From calling in the army to requisitioning hospital beds, European nations are drawing up emergency plans should the coronavirus outbreak reach pandemic proportions
European nations scramble to block coronavirus
Is Europe prepared to contain the spread of COVID-19 as Italy sees a surge in new infections?
Five flashpoints in the Brexit trade talks
The EU and Britain have each agreed their negotiating positions for post-Brexit trade talks, teeing up months of high-pressure haggling to get a deal done by the end of the year
Conflicting visions of post-Brexit trade
Brussels warns that the end-of-year timeline is extremely ambitious, and has voiced concern that the transition period could expire before a deal on future relations is in place.
Britain’s years-long battle over Brexit
The curtain will finally come down on Britain's membership of the EU, after three years of disagreements and delays. What were the milestones in the rocky process?
Electric shock: could Brexit scar Britain’s energy landscape?
Britain's exit from the EU has sparked fears of disruption to its electricity market, amid fears of higher bills, power cuts and stalled de-carbonisation efforts
Brexit punches 12-bln-euro hole in EU finances
When Britain leaves the EU at midnight on Friday the bloc will lose the second-biggest net contributor to its budget, leaving a 12-billion-euro ($13-billion) hole in its finances