England’s northern ports look to prosper from Brexit
Brexit has brought hope to the docks of the Humber River, a goods gateway in northeast England where tens of millions of pounds are being invested to prepare for a potential increase in shipping.
EU and Albania ink border deal to control migration
EU says it has signed an agreement with Albania allowing EU border guards to enter the Balkan country to help control migrants.
EU misspending down to 3.3 billion euros in 2017
The proportion of misspent funding in the European Union is falling according to the European Court of Auditors.
Eurozone unemployment dips to 8.1 per cent
Unemployment in the 19-country eurozone drops to 8.1 per cent in August, the lowest level since November 2008.
Eurozone inflation rises to 2.1 per cent
The Eurozone rate of inflation rises in September, but remains close to the European Central Bank's annual inflation goal of just below 2 per cent.
EU launches Asia strategy to rival China’s ‘new Silk Road’
As doubts grow over China's 'Belt and Road' trade infrastructure project, the EU is launching an alternative plan for Asia it says will not saddle countries with debt they cannot repay.
US-China trade war is hurting EU companies
European business leader says US tariffs against China are "economic madness."
My Brexit plan or crash out of EU: UK PM
British PM Theresa May insists her Brexit plan is the only alternative to leaving the EU without an agreement, an outcome the IMF warns would inflict "substantial costs" on the UK economy.
EU, Japan move closer on data protection deal
An agreement between the EU and Japan should ensure smooth data traffic. If it comes into force, the "world's largest safe traffic space" would be created.
Study: Misleading fuel standards cost drivers billions
Car manufacturers are being accused of manipulating fuel efficiency and emissions figures through loopholes in tests.