European Refugee Crisis And Schengen: How Ending Europe’s Open Border Policy Could Prove Costly
The continent's politicians are increasingly facing pressure to, at least temporarily, suspend an open-borders policy. But at what cost?
UK-EU Brexit Controversy 2016: London Mayor Boris Johnson Eyes Prime Minister Seat Ahead Of Referendum Vote?
Boris Johnson’s announcement to support pro-Brexit campaigners seemed a turnaround from previous statements.
David Cameron To Address Parliament Over EU Deal As Renewed Brexit Fears Deepen Pound Sell-Off
"For those members who care about signing new trade deals outside the EU, we would be looking at years and years of delay," Cameron told Parliament Monday, in reference to a potential Brexit.
Asian Stocks Mixed As Oil Falls, Investors Await Japanese, European Manufacturing Data
A split in the U.K.’s ruling Conservative Party over a possible Brexit rattled currency markets.
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EU Brexit 2016 Controversy: Amid IPSOS Polls, Experts Warn Of Security And Financial Risks Of Referendum Vote
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Will Britain Exit The European Union? Brexit Campaign Kicks Into High Gear As Economic Argument Dominates 'In' Vote
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Ukraine Political Crisis Update: Russian Banks Attacked On Anniversary Of Revolution
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Russia Calls For Syria's Sovereignty To Be Respected As Hopes For Peace Talks Fade
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Brexit: Deal Reached Between British Prime Minister David Cameron And European Leaders
After long negotiations, European leaders agreed on reforms enabling British Prime Minister David Cameron to hold a referendum on EU membership.
UK Brexit Referendum Live Updates: European Union Membership Talks Continue In Brussels
European Union heads of state met in Brussels Friday to try to hammer out a deal for a reformed European Union.
Iranian Bank’s Damages Claims Against UK Bolstered By EU Court Ruling
The European Court of Justice on Thursday ruled that Bank Mellat had been unfairly targeted with sanctions.
Brexit: No Deal At Late Night Session Of EU Summit As Talks Continue For Second Day
European leaders worked into the early hours of Friday to reach a deal allowing the U.K. to change aspects of its relationship with the EU.
Refugee Crisis: EU, Turkey To Discuss Border Control Measures In March Meeting
Discussions would focus on a joint plan aimed at stemming the inflow of refugees into the European Union.
Brexit: London Financial Sector Divided Over Risks Of EU Departure
As the prospect of the U.K.’s possible departure from the European Union looms, London’s financial firms have different ideas about what a break with the EU could bring.
Brexit: UK’s Cameron Faces Crunch Time In Negotiating Deal With EU That Must Pass Inspection At Home
Meetings in Brussels on Thursday and Friday with fellow European leaders is the prime minister’s chance to sell his new version of Britain’s EU membership.
Ukraine Political Crisis 2016 Update: As Coalition Frays, Worries Over Economy And IMF Loan Grow
Ukraine's ruling coalition lost another party following a failed no-confidence vote that left Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk in power.
European Union Expansion? Bosnia And Herzegovina Wants To Join Amid Mounting EU Problems
The European Union faces mounting problems, but that hasn't stopped Bosnia and Herzegovina and other Balkan states from seeking membership.
Ukraine's President Calls For Prime Minister's Resignation Amid Political Crisis
After several officials quit, Ukraine's Parliament will hold a no-confidence vote on Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
Brexit Update: France And Britain Agree, Find ‘Firm Basis’ For European Union Renegotiation Agreement
A consensus reached Monday by leaders of Britain and France could lead to an agreement to keep Britain in the European Union, a report said.
European Banks To Get Stimulus Soon? Draghi Hints At Possibility After Sharp Share Declines
After a week of wild fluctuations in bank stocks, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi attempted to reassure Europe’s leaders.
While UK Mulls Brexit, Bosnia Submits Application To Join European Union
As Bosnia-Herzegovina submits its application to enter the European Union, Britain considers the possibility of exiting it.
Calls For Looser Banking Rules In Europe Discounted By Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem
Banking union regulations shouldn’t be loosened, even after weeks of falling bank share prices, Jeroen Dijsselbloem said.
Greek Banks In ‘Good Shape,’ No Further Recapitalization Needed, Says ECB’s Nouy
The European Central Bank carried out an asset-quality review and stress tests of the four biggest Greek banks in October.
Eurozone GDP Grows 0.3 Percent In Q4 2015: Lackluster Growth Could Strengthen Calls For Monetary Easing
Markets are likely to view the growth as unsatisfactory, considering the economy had the advantage of cheap energy, an export-boosting drop in currency and monetary stimulus.
Refugee Crisis: NATO To Begin Naval Patrols In Aegean Sea To Combat Human Trafficking
The NATO ships will conduct “reconnaissance, monitoring and surveillance” in the region that has, over the past year, become a hotbed of human trafficking.
Amid Russian Tensions, NATO Prepares To Deploy Troops To Eastern Europe, Baltic Region
Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Poland could all see an addition of up to 1,000 troops, as NATO attempts to deter Russian aggression in the region.
Russia Arctic Control To Expand? Canada, Denmark, Norway Also Submit Claims To Territory
Russia's 2002 application to the U.N. to widen its control of the polar region was rejected, but now the Kremlin is trying again.
Ukraine Economic Crisis 2016: As IMF Loan Stalls, Young Politicians Struggle To Push Through Reforms
With the International Monetary Fund delaying its next tranche of aid to Ukraine, the country's young reformers face a growing political storm.
Russia’s Gazprom: Baltic Sea Gas Pipeline Controversy Set To Split EU Over Russia Policy — Again
European Union members are facing a controversy over the proposed construction of a natural gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea and the potential effects on the region.
Brexit Worries Already Hurting UK Economy As Uncertainty Hits Business Confidence
Apart from being a self-inflicted blow, a possible British departure from the European Union is already having ill effects on confidence.
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