Ireland’s Donohoe takes leadership of Eurogroup amid historic recession
Irish finance minister Paschal Donohoe has been picked as the new president of the Eurogroup, a key role as Europe sits in the depths of its deepest recession since World War II
Eurozone picks new chief as pandemic recession looms
Who will be the next Eurogroup president? Eurozone finance ministers will meet to elect a new president, filling a key job just as the continent is facing the worst recession in EU history.
EU hopes to heal rifts in debate on post-virus plan
Europe's scattergun approach to the coronavirus epidemic has called into question the EU's ability to rise to the challenge, but Brussels hopes its economic recovery plan will mark a turning point
Battle ahead for EU’s 750-bn-euro recovery plan
European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a 750-billion-euro post-virus recovery fund for Europe and urged sceptical member states to back it.
Brussels calling: Can the EU be run by videolink?
How will the EU cope with the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced Brussels to adopt video conference calls in place of familiar meetings?
European nations scramble to block coronavirus
Is Europe prepared to contain the spread of COVID-19 as Italy sees a surge in new infections?
EU budget summit ends with no deal
An EU summit called to set the bloc's next seven-year budget has ended in impasse, riven by competing groups and pressure to fill a funding gap left by Brexit
What will change the day after Brexit?
Britain will formally end its 47-year relationship to the European Union on January 31. What will change on February 1?
Britain leaves the EU — then what?
What will happen once Britain leaves the European Union on January 31?
Brexit redraws European Parliament battle lines
How will Brexit shake up the balance of power in the European Parliament and could it complicate Brussels' reform agenda?