UK Dutch flaunt Brexit booty with EU agency opening The Netherlands showed off the spoils of Brexit on Friday as it officially handed over the European Medicines Agency's new building in Amsterdam... on 15 November 2019
World EU bank to stop funding fossil fuels in ‘landmark decision’ The European Union's investment arm said Thursday it will stop funding fossil fuel projects from 2022 as part of a new strategy aimed at fighting... on 14 November 2019
UK EU launches legal case against Britain over commission post The EU on Thursday launched a legal case against Britain for failing to nominate a commissioner, in the midst of a British election campaign... on 14 November 2019
Politics Hungary EU nominee insists he will not be Orban’s man Hungary's nominee to the European Commission insisted Wednesday he would not follow the line of nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban, seeking... on 14 November 2019
World Asylum-seekers in Greece, Italy face years of limbo : EU audit Asylum-seekers crowded into "hotspots" in Greece and Italy face limbo that can drag on for years because of legal bottlenecks and poorly performing... on 13 November 2019
Politics EU changes title for migration commissioner after outcry The incoming European Commission chief has changed the title of her migration commissioner from "Protecting our European Way of Life" following... on 13 November 2019
World Belarus leader defends rights record during Austria visit Belarus's leader Alexander Lukashenko defended his isolated country's human rights during a visit to Austria Tuesday, as he seeks closer ties... on 12 November 2019
World Indigenous leaders urge EU to protect forest homeland Brazilian indigenous leaders pleaded Tuesday with European lawmakers to protect the Amazon and the communities living there, warning that the... on 12 November 2019
Science EU must boost spending in space or be squeezed out : experts The EU needs to boost space funding and improve its strategy to compete with military superpowers and smaller upstarts, a panel of experts told... on 12 November 2019
World EU court says Israel settlement goods must be labelled The EU's top court ruled Tuesday that food products from occupied Palestinian territories must be labelled as such, drawing an angry response... on 12 November 2019
UK A Brexit threat in Labour’s heartlands? In places like eurosceptic Hartlepool in northeast England, long-held party allegiances being reshaped by Brexit could trigger a political earthquake... on 11 November 2019
Business Balkans leaders discuss common market after EU snub Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia discussed setting up a common market at a summit Sunday, weeks after the European Union snubbed bids by Skopje... on 10 November 2019
Politics Romania set to reaffirm pro-EU stance in presidential vote When Romanians vote in the presidential elections starting Sunday, they are widely expected to reaffirm their pro-EU stance at a time when the... on 9 November 2019
Tech EU embarrassed by incoming foreign policy chief’s Twitter gaffe The European Commission fielded questions Friday over a Twitter gaffe by its next foreign policy chief, current Spanish Foreign Minister Josep... on 8 November 2019
Politics EU establishes standalone border force The EU on Friday formally established its first standalone border force, boosting the Frontex service with a new permanent corps that will number... on 8 November 2019
World EU sees ‘short window’ to decide IS repatriations from Syria EU countries have a "short window" to decide whether to repatriate their nationals -- including hundreds of very young children -- held in camps... on 7 November 2019
