Youth unemployment in the EU
This webgraphic shows the unemployment rate among 15- to 24-year-old youths in 2016.
Reports: May to make Brexit ‘divorce bill’ offer in Florence
May said that Britain will "stand by our obligations" for payments to the EU, and will discuss them "alongside other questions like citizens' rights."
EU shrugs off calls to end Turkish accession talks
While the German government repeated its plan on Friday to consider freezing or even ending accession talks with Turkey, European Union foreign ministers shrugged off the idea and instead stressed the need for dialogue.
How many people have been relocated under the EU relocation scheme?
In addition to EU member states, countries of Norway, Switzerland and Lichtenstein have committed to relocating people.
Norway has accepted 1,508 relocated people, Switzerland 1,122 and Lichtenstein 10.
After egg scandal, EU wants to improve ‘exchange of information’
European Union member states want to improve "the exchange of information," they said after a meeting Tuesday.
Schulz and Merkel call for an end to Turkey’s EU membership negotiations
German leaders attack Turkey to obscure problems at home, Ankara says.
Countdown to the German elections
A good three weeks before Germany's national elections, the numbers on polling data continue to remain stubbornly static.
Top EU leaders lay out plan to ID, grant asylum to migrants in Africa
Last year, Italy replaced Greece as the main destination for Europe-bound sea migrants. About 98,000 migrants have landed on its shores since the beginning of the year.
“Let it Be” or “Wind of Change”?
The make-up of the next German government will determine the scope and depth of reforms some say are necessary for the union’s survival.
The Turkish vote: Germany’s largest minority loses trust in politics
As diplomatic spat between Germany and Turkey reaches new depths, so too might voter turnout among Germany's largest ethnic minority. But discrimination at home is as much to blame as foreign affairs.