Britain urges US, Europe to ‘go further’ in countering Russia
New British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt urges the US and European countries to do more to call out Russia's "malign behavior" and keep it in check, notably by implementing sanctions.
Trump trade rows are ‘destroying’ growth, says German minister
Germany's economy minister lashes out at US President Trump, slamming his global trade rows and efforts to "dictate" Europe's dealings with Iran through renewed US sanctions.
Trump, Juncker agree to ease US-EU trade tensions
US President Donald Trump and European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker have agreed on a plan to defuse the festering trade dispute between the two major economies.
EU sets steel duties to shield industry against US tariff fallout
The European Union has said it will introduce retaliatory measures against US plans to impose steel and aluminum tariffs.
EU, China move closer to bilateral investment deal after summit
China and the EU signed their first joint declaration since 2015 following a meeting between Juncker, European Council President Donald Tusk and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
Trump hails ties with UK despite Brexit criticism
US President Trump plays down his attack on Britain's Brexit plans, praising PM May's leadership and insisting ties between the two countries "have never been stronger".
Trump warns soft Brexit would mean no trade deal for Britain with US
President Trump praises Boris Johnson and says that May ignored his advice on Brexit negotiations in extraordinary interview.
Trump, EU exchange barbs over defence spending ahead of NATO summit
NATO allies have pledged to spend 2 per cent of gross domestic product on defence, a goal that only eight of them are expected to reach this year.
EU: US tariffs on European car imports could cost the US 14bn dollars
EU vehicle imports to the US are stable and "do not threaten or impair the health of the US industry and economy," the letter says, adding that the US automobile industry is "healthy."
EU striving for unity at high-stakes summit on migration, economy
Can EU leaders overcome rampant euroscepticism, deep divisions on migration and Britain's looming departure to show a common front at their next summit?