Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
Chris Harris
What is the EU’s drive for a circular economy all about?
The European Commission is set to unveil long-awaited measures on Wednesday, December 2, aimed at boosting the idea of a circular economy in the
How does your country rank in EU child poverty study?
Child poverty in Romania has got worse since the country joined the EU, latest data reveals. Just over one-in-two (51 percent) children were at risk
Bid to reveal MEPs' expenses data taken to EU's highest court
A team of investigative journalists has taken its campaign to find out what MEPs spend their expenses on to the EU’s highest court. The MEPs Project
At least 22 people killed as Mali hotel siege ends
At least 22 people have been killed in a siege at a luxury hotel in the Mali capital Bamako. Islamist gunmen stormed the Radisson and took 170
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Who were some of the 'Muslims' killed by ISIL terrorists in Paris?
Among the victims of the Paris terror attacks were two sisters toasting a birthday, a promising architect, a talented musician and a shop worker
Forty-three dead after bus crash near Bordeaux, France
How is Nepal coping six months on from its devastating earthquake?
Concern is mounting for earthquake-hit communities in Nepal amid a stuttering recovery and the onset of winter.
EU urged to tighten air pollution limits in light of VW scandal
The EU must seize the first opportunity since the Volkswagen scandal to tighten air pollution limits, say campaigners. MEPs are set to vote on
Scientists amazed at diversity of Pluto's colours
Pluto has a diverse surface with a rich variety of colours, according to a new study. The paper, published in Science magazine, is the first on
Brussels wants Hungary's answers over migrants crackdown
Six-hundred-year-old Henry V warship 'found in English river'
A historian is believed to have found a 600-year-old English warship lying in mud in a river in southern England. Holigost (Holy Ghost) was a key cog
Haunting photos capture horror of Portuguese shipwreck
These are the pictures (see below) that capture the horror of a fishing boat sinking off the coast of Portugal, leaving three dead and two still
Study sheds new light on ISIL's propaganda power
ISIL’s ‘media behemoth’ has left western powers floundering trying to counter its propaganda, a new report has concluded. The study, published by
EU officials 'hiding meetings' with tobacco industry lobbyists
EU officials have been concealing meetings with tobacco industry lobbyists, a watchdog has found. European Ombudsman Emma O’Reilly told the European
How fertility fortitude could end up being Israel's biggest weakness
Charity boss flees with young kids after Russia's NGO crackdown
On-the-run in France with three of her children, Nadezhda Kutepova fears jail for treason if she returns home to Russia. She fled amid Moscow’s
True or false? Six controversial claims on the EU migrant crisis
Europe’s unprecedented migrant crisis has stirred controversy and polarised opinion. The key dispute is over whether the majority of arrivals are
All you need to know about new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
How many refugees is Juncker asking each EU state to take in?
MEP wears Merkel mask in apparent anti-migrants protest
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