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European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the 'Green New Deal' to fight climate change was "Europe's man on the moon moment"

UK Looks To EU To Break Brexit Talks Impasse

UK looks to EU to break Brexit talks impasse

EU, UK On Brexit Collision Course Over Internal Market Bill, European Court Of Justice Could Get Involved

The EU and the UK began the first round of trade talks this week

The deadline for Britain to revise the Internal Market Bill working its way through Parliament expired Wednesday, prompting the EU to take its first legal step.

British WTO Candidate Woos Europe With Job Promise

The World Trade Organization aims to chose a new director-general in November

British WTO candidate woos Europe with job promise

Boris Johnson's government has admitted its bill would break international law

Defying EU Ultimatum, British MPs Approve Post-Brexit Bill

Defying EU ultimatum, British MPs approve post-Brexit bill

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Enough is enough say those who back an SVP inititiative to limit EU immigration

Swiss Vote Threatens Free Movement In Heart Of Europe

Swiss vote threatens free movement in heart of Europe

A devastating fire at an overcrowded migrant camp on the Greek island of Lesbos left thousands homeless -- and put EU migration policy back in the spotlight

EU To Unveil Long-delayed Asylum Plan To Share Responsibility

EU to unveil long-delayed asylum plan to share responsibility

A European Central Bank board member said the ECB's ultra-loose monetary policy had done much to remove "adverse tail risks", but that the economic situation remained uncertain

ECB Shouldn't Be 'Shy' In Virus Fightback: Board Member

ECB shouldn't be 'shy' in virus fightback: board member

Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the EU must offer Belarus significant support after meeting Lithuania's Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis

Poland Proposes Billion-euro EU Fund For Belarus

Poland proposes billion-euro EU fund for Belarus

European cities accuse Airbnb of taking advantage of outdated EU laws on e-commerce operations.

Cities Press EU For Tougher Laws Governing Airbnb Rentals

Cities press EU for tougher laws governing Airbnb rentals

SOUNDBITE European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calls for building "a European Health Union" in her first State of the EU address to MEPs.

EU Chief Pledges Green Recovery From Corona Crisis

EU chief pledges green recovery from corona crisis

It would be dangerous to end the fiscal support prematurely, Schnabel says

ECB 'Ready To Act' On Strong Euro: Board Member

ECB 'ready to act' on strong euro: board member

European Council chief Charles Michel visits Cyprus ahead of an emergency meeting of EU leaders next week that will consider possible sanctions against Turkey over its actions in the eastern Mediterranean

EU Chief Vows To Defend Cyprus Rights In Turkey Standoff

EU chief vows to defend Cyprus rights in Turkey standoff

Von der Leyen, a 61-year old medical doctor and conservative politician, took office in December

EU Chief Gives First 'State Of The Union' Speech

EU chief gives first 'State of the Union' speech

Chinese President Xi Jinping praises the country's achievements against the Covid-19 pandemic and warns it is still around and that no country can be safe "alone" against the virus

China’s Xi Seeks Closer Europe Ties Closer But EU Presses Beijing To Open Markets, Improve Human Rights

China and EU are at loggerheads over a number of issues, including trade, human rights, climate change

UK-JAPAN TRADE TALKS

'Historic Moment' As UK Agrees To Post-Brexit Trade Deal With Japan While Talks With EU Flounder

Critics suggest obtaining a trade deal with Europe is of greater urgency

The UK-Japan trade deal is worth an estimated Â£15.2 billion

Big In Japan: UK Announces First Major Post-Brexit Trade Deal

Big in Japan: UK announces first major post-Brexit trade deal

ECB chief Christine Lagarde's words will be scrutinised for hints on how to hold down the euro in a grim economic climate

ECB Holds Fire But 'Carefully Monitoring' Euro's Rise

ECB holds fire but 'carefully monitoring' euro's rise

The devastating fire at the Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos has lent fresh urgency to the migrant question

Germany Calls For 'Urgent' EU Migrant Reform After Lesbos Disaster

Germany calls for 'urgent' EU migrant reform after Lesbos disaster

Boris Johnson says changed are needed to Britain's withdrawal agreement from the EU to help smooth post-Brexit trade

UK Denies Going Rogue With New Law Despite EU Fury

UK denies going rogue with new law despite EU fury

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has upset EU officials by insisting there was now an "unforeseen" risk Northern Ireland would be cut off from the rest of the United Kingdom

UK Admits To Breaking EU Treaty As Top Legal Official Quits

UK admits to breaking EU treaty as top legal official quits

Pollution is primarily linked to cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases

In EU, 1 In 8 Deaths Linked To Pollution: Report

In EU, 1 in 8 deaths linked to pollution: report

Appeals judges will hear arguments by the ICC's chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, pictured here in July 2019

EU's Reponse To US Sanctions On The International Criminal Court Is 'Unacceptable'

The Trump administration issued sanctions against the ICC's top prosecutor and one of its heads of jurisdiction currently investigating U.S. military personnel for alleged war crimes.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Republicans would unveil a new stimulus proposal but hit out at Democrats for not wanting to compromise

US Stocks Power To Fresh Records, European Bourses Mixed

US stocks power to fresh records, European bourses mixed

People wearing face masks walk past the Louvre Pyramid in Paris

Eurozone Unemployment Creeped Up In July; Inflation Turned Negative In August

Wage subsidy schemes have kept overall jobless figures artificially modest

Lech Walesa was carried on fellow dockworkers' shoulders after signing a 1980 pact with Poland's Communist leadership

Poles Divided 40 Years After Birth Of Solidarity

Poles divided 40 years after birth of Solidarity

Distancing: Britain's chief negotiator David Frost (l) and EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier traded blame for the lack of progress in their post-Brexit talks

EU Warns Brexit Deal Unlikely As Talks Deliver No Progress

EU warns Brexit deal unlikely as talks deliver no progress

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