EU countries agree to step up fight against anti-Semitism
EU countries agree to intensify the fight against anti-Semitism and boost security for Jews throughout Europe, adopting a declaration acknowledging hatred against Jews "remains widespread".
Brexit hardliners resist pleas to vote for May’s deal
Hardline Brexiteers are resisting pleas from British PM Theresa May to support her EU withdrawal deal and could try to unseat her to finally realise their vision of Brexit.
A different Brexit? British MPs take back control
British MPs have voted to give themselves a bigger say in what happens if, as expected, Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected by the House of Commons next week.
What is in the Brexit future ties declaration?
EU and Britain negotiators have jointly agreed a political declaration that sets out the aspirations of both sides in their relationship after the divorce. This is what we know about the declaration.
Brussels rejects Italy budget, paves way for sanctions
Brussels has officially rejected Italy's big-spending budget, clearing the path for unprecedented sanctions and deepening a bitter row with Rome's populist government.
EU ministers agree terms of ‘painful’ Brexit divorce
European ministers sign off on Britain's draft divorce deal as they launch a "painful" final week of negotiations on future cross-Channel ties.
Strong Europe needed to prevent global ‘chaos’ says Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged a Franco-German push to make Europe a stronger and more confident global player that could prevent "chaos" on the world stage.
Main points of the draft Brexit agreement
The European Union has published the 585-page draft Brexit deal aimed at ensuring a smooth divorce next March and outlining a transition period for both sides to adjust to the break.
British PM battles for survival over draft Brexit deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May battles for her political survival as several ministers resign and members of her own party plot to oust her over a draft Brexit deal struck with Brussels.
UK’s May defends Brexit deal before critical allies and cabinet
British Prime Minister Theresa May has defended her anguished draft divorce deal with the European Union before rowdy lawmakers and a splintered cabinet that threatens to fall apart.