Europe News Western powers unite against Russia in spy poisoning case It is an assault on the UK 's sovereignty and any such use by a state party is a clear violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and a breach of international law, the powers say. 15/03/2018
Europe News After murder of journalist Kuciak: Slovakia on the radar of the EU Parliament in Strasbourg debated situation in the central European country. 14/03/2018
Europe News EU plans to challenge Trump's tariffs before WTO Europe among the countries likely to suffer most from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. 14/03/2018
Europe News Italian right-wing leader slams EU 'destroyers' in Strasbourg Matteo Salvini denounced the European Union as “destroyers” for policies he said robbed citizens of the right to hope. 13/03/2018
Europe News EU seeks exemptions from Trump's tariffs Brussels is facing mounting pressure from the European steel industry to protect its interests 13/03/2018
Europe News Brexit shouting match sparks in European Parliament The EU demands more clarity on what London really wants ahead of next week's crucial Brussels summit. 13/03/2018
Europe News MEPs urge investigation after top job goes to Juncker's chief of staff MEPs are calling for an investigation into Martin Selmayr's appointment as EU Commission secretary general. The 47-year-old previously worked under its president, Jean-Claude Juncker. 12/03/2018
Economy French eurozone plans to hit German speed bump The currency bloc's reform faces complications, as the new German government needs time to settle in and resistance is building among northern countries. 12/03/2018
Europe News Scandal over rotten meat in Belgium Authorities found traces of "waste meat" in products destined for markets in southeastern Europe. 12/03/2018
USA How many civilian guns does a well-regulated militia need? America is a historically and culturally different environment to Europe when it comes to the use of firearms by private individuals 02/10/2017