EU targets high energy prices
The EU has presented a "toolbox" of measures to mitigate an energy crunch that threatens to send Europeans' power bills soaring
Polish ruling against EU law: A step towards ‘Polexit’?
Poland's Constitutional Court has issued a ruling that experts say could threaten the country's membership of the European Union. Is Warsaw heading towards a 'Polexit'?
Greece to buy French warships in boost for EU defence
France and Greece have signed a multi-billion-euro deal for Athens to buy three French warships, an accord hailed by President Emmanuel Macron as a major boost for the EU's defence ambitions
Why Europe is facing a surge in energy prices
Prices for gas and electricity are soaring in Europe as winter approaches, forcing governments to react. What are the factors behind this surge in energy prices?
Fears of hole in EU heart as German ‘Queen of Europe’ departs
Angela Merkel's exit from the stage is sparking fears of a hole at the heart of the European Union during challenging times -- but there are also hopes for a wind of change
Key things to know about the German election
In the run-up to a vote that will mark a seismic shift for Europe's biggest economy, the race to replace German Chancellor Angela Merkel is wide open -- as is the question of what the next government will look like
Poland blasts EU ‘interference’ but rejects ‘Polexit’
Poland wants sovereignty and an end to EU "interference" in its internal affairs, but the head of the ruling right-wing populist party says Warsaw will not leave the 27-nation bloc
UK facing supply crunch thanks to Covid and Brexit
Britain's factories, restaurants and supermarkets are facing stubborn supply problems due to the Covid pandemic and Brexit, sparking calls this week for government help ahead of Christmas
Suspect Afghan evacuees put focus on European security screening
The discovery of Afghan evacuees representing potential security risks in France and Britain has put the spotlight on screening efforts during the evacuation operation
EU chief appeals to members: take in Afghan refugees
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has appealed to European Union states to take in Afghan refugees flown out from Kabul, promising financial support from Brussels