Women account for quarter of world’s MPs, but progress slowing: study
A quarter of all global lawmakers are women but the International Parliamentary Union has warned that progress towards gender parity is slowing amid significant "pushback"
Spanish PM turns left in coalition with Podemos
Spain's new coalition between PM Pedro Sanchez's Socialists and hard-left Podemos wants to raise taxes for the rich, roll back a reform of labour market laws and raise salaries
‘Surrender’?: The law aimed at blocking no-deal Brexit
The Brexit law that has received royal assent from the Queen is at the centre of a constitutional stand-off with enormous implications for Britain
European elections: projections
The future make-up of the European Parliament based on official Parliament polls
Britain’s Brexit blues by numbers
British lawmakers have now spent more than 500 hours debating how to leave the EU without making much headway. What are the key numbers shaping the Brexit battle?
Back to the drawing board: MPs sketch out Brexit future
In defiance of the British government's wishes, MPs will on Wednesday pick up pen and paper to state their preferences on possible alternatives to Theresa May's Brexit plan
EU briefs citizens on consequences of no-deal Brexit
The commission has also provided information to help businesses manage the risks of a no-deal Brexit.
Frustrated British MPs try to take control of Brexit
British MPs frustrated with Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy are seeking to force a new approach which could include delaying Britain's EU exit and holding a second referendum.
No-deal Brexit: Total chaos or free-trade bonanza?
Britain could seek an extension of the two-year Brexit negotiating process triggered by May in March 2017.
EU welcomes Brexit deal
EU officials welcome the preliminary agreement between the EU and UK, despite political turmoil in London.