Europe News Alarm in Brussels over new Hungary asylum law Hungary’s hardline new asylum law has sent shockwaves through the European Parliament, with some MEPs calling for a plenary session to address it. 08/03/2017
Europe News EU Summit: 'The times, they are a' changing' A key topic of this week’s EU Summit in Brussels is set to be plans for the next Summit, which will mark the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. 08/03/2017
United Kingdom UK Lords vote to give parliament more power to reject final Brexit vote The British House of Lords has backed another amendment to the Brexit bill demanding a “meaningful” vote from parliament before Theresa May’s final deal with the… 07/03/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Campaigners seek end to male-dominated conferences This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 07/03/2017
World News Top EU court rules member states don't have to issue visas to refugees The EU’s top court said on Tuesday that member states don’t have to admit people on humanitarian grounds, even if they are at risk of torture or inhumane… 07/03/2017
France Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel call for 'multi-speed Europe' Europeans leaders Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel have called for a "multi-speed Europe" at a mini-summit at the Palace of Versailles 06/03/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU agrees military HQ This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 06/03/2017
France France hosts "mini EU summit" at Versailles Leaders gathered at the opulent palace - the symbol, for many, of France's "Ancien Regime" or old order - to prepare for the upcoming commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. 06/03/2017
Europe News EU agrees on military HQ The EU will set up its own military headquarters, ministers agreed on Monday. 06/03/2017
Business Series PSA Opel-Vauxhall deal to transform European car market The takeover by French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen of General Motors' Opel-Vauxhall is set to transform the European car market. 06/03/2017
World News EU Commission non-committal over Parliament's US visa call The EU Commission has said it will “take note” of a vote by the European Parliament to reintroduce visa requirements for US citizens, temporarily. 04/03/2017
Italy More than a thousand migrants rescued in one day from the Mediterranean Around 900 migrants have been rescued from flimsy boats in the Mediterranean. Coastguards says at one point, 10 separate search and rescue operations were underway. 03/03/2017
World News Ukraine moves one step closer to EU visa-free travel The European Parliament has reached an informal agreement to grant Ukrainians visa-free travel to the European Union 03/03/2017
Economy UK economic momentum fading business surveys suggest Britain's unexpectedly strong economic growth since last June's vote to leave the European Union may be starting to fade as inflation picks up. 03/03/2017
World News EU Parliament moves to end visa-free travel for Americans The European Parliament has taken the first step in potentially revoking visa-free travel of Americans to the European Union 03/03/2017
Europe News EU's Mogherini booed by pro-Russian Serbian MPs EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has faced pro-Russian chants in the Serbian parliament. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Two tales of Brexit Two British companies – two very different takes on Brexit. 03/03/2017
World "We expressed the frustration of the Sahrawi people" - Polisario's European representative euronews: “Mr Mohamed Sidati, Polisario’s European representative, thank you for joining us. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom British PM appeals for UK stability amid Brexit preparations Theresa May insisted there is "no economic case" for breaking up the United Kingdom 03/03/2017