Even Before Any 'Brexit' Vote, UK Losing Sway In Europe
After decades of punching above its weight in Europe, Britain's influence is waning, even before we know whether a promised referendum on "Brexit" will go ahead.
Libya ISIS Crisis: 45,000 Egyptian Immigrants Flee Over Islamic State Threat, Political Turmoil
Thousands who crossed Egypt's western border to find work have been returning home by land or by flights from Tunisia.
Greek PM Assures EU Creditors Reforms Coming To Unlock Cash
Athens has been kept from bankruptcy by two bailouts since the global financial crisis, but now risks running out of money within weeks.
EU Agrees Russia Sanctions To Stay Until Ukraine Peace Terms Met
Strains have been growing within the 28-country bloc over sanctions which some member governments have only supported reluctantly.
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EU To Tell Greece Time, Patience Running Out
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EU, US Officials, Including John Boehner, May Be Added To Russia's Blacklist Of Over 200 Names
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EU Russia Sanctions: Europe Expected To Hold Off Extending Economic Measures
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Assyrian Safe Haven In Nineveh: Resolution To Protect Iraqi Minorities From ISIS Approved In EU
The EU's parliament approved a non-binding resolution to create a safe haven in Iraq's Nineveh Plains vulnerable minority groups.
Iceland Drops European Union Bid 2 Years After Suspending Application
The governing parties, considered Eurosceptical, had long considered dropping the EU bid.
EU President Floats European Army, But European Nations Want Nothing to Do With It
Leaders of European countries have rejected the idea of a standing European army to counter Russian hostility.
Ukraine Ceasefire Monitoring Mission Must Be Expanded, More Sanctions Ready For Violations, EU Says
The EU's foreign minister, Federica Mogherini, said there could be a fourth round of Russian sanctions if fighting persists.
UKIP Pledges To Return Immigration Levels To 'Normality'
UKIP hopes to tap into public frustration about rising immigration, and to focus more on attracting skilled immigrants.
Greek Bailout: Finance Minister Admits Greece Will 'Have Problems In Making Debt Payments'
The current agreement gives Greece a four-month extension of its loans.
Greek Bailout Update: Greece, Eurozone Strike Debt Deal
The arrangement will extend the country's bailout program for four months.
Zimbabwe Sanctions: European Union Renews Mugabe Travel Ban After Offering Development Aid
EU governments are not convinced that President Mugabe’s record of human rights abuses and electoral fraud has improved.
Greece Enters Last Minute Talks With Eurozone
Greece is set to enter a crucial round of talks with finance ministers from the eurozone in Brussels on Friday.
Greek Debt Crisis: Government Requests Eurozone Loan Extension Ahead Of Deadline To Avoid Bankruptcy
The request was met with strong opposition from Germany, but the deal could save the country from bankruptcy and a Greek exit from the EU.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Hints At New Sanctions On Russia, But Effectiveness Questioned
Economic sanctions have done little to sway Vladimir Putin, but remain the West's response to the Ukraine conflict.
Greece Says Will Submit Loan Extension Request On Wednesday
Following the government's announcement, yields on Greek and other lower-rated eurozone bonds fell on Wednesday.
Greece Rejects EU Bailout Extension As Debt Deadline Looms
Time is running out as Greece's bailout program ends on Feb. 28, igniting fears of a possible Greek exit from the eurozone.
Greece Debt Crisis 2015: What's So Bad About A Grexit?
Apparently, quite a bit. With time running out on Greece's bailout, there are few advantages if the country leaves the eurozone.
Serbia Border Crisis: Hungary Flooded With Migrants, Latest European Nation To Battle Migration Problem
Hungary has seen 23,000 migrants, mostly Kosovar Albanians, cross from Serbia in hopes of receiving asylum.
Greenspan Warns Of Greece Euro Exit, Eurozone Collapse
Greece's attempts to renegotiate its bailout would likely be resolved only by the country leaving the eurozone, Alan Greenspan says.
Germany Anti-Terrorism Law Would Criminalize Traveling To Join Terror Groups
Germany would be able to prosecute ayone who travel abroad to fight for terror groups or fund them.
Qatar Airways Takes $1.7B Stake In British Airways-Owner IAG
The Gulf airline said it would look to strengthen commercial ties with the European carrier and may consider increasing its stake over time.
Greek Elections: Syriza Victory Could Rally Anti-Austerity Groups In Ireland, Italy and Spain
Syriza, Greece’s extreme left-wing party, appears poised to win the largest share of seats in legislative elections Sunday.
EU Foreign Policy Chief Urges Alliance, Dialogue With Arab World To Combat Terrorism
Foreign ministers from 28 EU nations have gathered in Brussels for a summit being held in the wake of the attacks in Paris.
European Bank Officials Signal Debate Over Upcoming Decision On Government Bond Purchases
Over the weekend, European Central Bank members debated "quantitative easing" in the EU.
Cyprus Airways Closed Down After EU State Aid Ruling
The European Commission ordered the struggling airline to pay back over 65 million euros in illegal state aid.
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