EU powers push for uptake of migrant relocation pilot scheme
EU powers France, Germany and Italy, along with smaller member Malta, will on Tuesday seek to rally the rest of the bloc to a joint scheme to distribute migrants saved at sea
European corruption watchdog slams Germany over parliament rules
Germany's level of compliance with anti-corruption recommendations issued in 2015 was "overall very low," the Council of Europe's Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) said.
Merkel urges Greece to implement refugee pact, embrace Macedonia deal
Merkel's two-day visit came four months after Greece emerged from its third and final bailout package.
EU seizes over 580-million-euros worth of fake imports
The overall volume of counterfeit goods seized last year had declined compared to 2016, the commission noted.
TurkStream pipeline nearly complete: Gazprom
The TurkStream pipeline, due to supply Russian gas to Turkey via the Black Sea from next year, is already 80 percent complete, the CEO of the Russian gas giant Gazprom has said.
Turkey EU accession talks at a ‘standstill’: ministers
Turkey's EU accession talks have come to a "standstill" as the country moves further away from the bloc, with little prospect of change in the near future, EU ministers have said.
EU calls on member states to step up to migration challenge
EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos calls on member states to agree on reforms to the bloc's asylum system.
Sticking points in the Turkey-EU relationship
Turkey is still pushing to join the European Union but Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu recently said: "We have no expectations from the EU regarding membership."
Focus on Islamic State, EU foreign ministers tell Turkey
The European Union foreign ministers express concern over Turkish military operations in Syria.
Tusk cautions Turkey over Mediterranean gas exploration
The possible discovery of natural gas near Cyprus has reignited old tensions in the south-eastern Mediterranean Sea.
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