European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier attends an EU's General Affairs Council in Brussels, Belgium, February 27, 2018... READ MORE›
Those include American Express Membership Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest, whose points can be applied toward an award booking through the Emirates website... READ MORE›
EU countries on Monday demanded sanctions against senior Myanmar military officers over serious and systematic rights abuses against the Rohingya... READ MORE›
Meteorologists have documented temperatures above freezing in some parts of the Arctic, causing astonishment among many scientists... READ MORE›
As long ago as 1973, a study suggested that an ice-free Arctic Ocean could make regions farther south colder... READ MORE›
Many riders complained the mobile app regularly crashed while calls to customer service went unanswered... READ MORE›
Hungarian corruption For many in Hungary, the vote was a referendum on Fidesz corruption... READ MORE›
At a Red Cross centre in Brussels, the homeless can get a roof over their heads and eat some food... READ MORE›
Europe has not designated the Syrian Kurdish organizations as terrorist groups, and it has previously rejected such extradition requests by Turkey... READ MORE›
Homeless people in Brussels could be detained overnight if they refuse shelter, as extremely low temperatures grip the Belgian capital... READ MORE›
Extra-territorial authority rules are however fraught with complexity, legal and privacy experts warn, as they could conflict with existing data protection laws... READ MORE›
King Felipe of Spain has been met with protests on his first visit to Catalonia since last October's failed independence bid in the Spanish region... READ MORE›
For the governing Law Justice party, the financial threat resulting from EU budget talks means it can no longer disregard Brussels without expecting consequences... READ MORE›
A Ukrainian lawmaker, meanwhile, told the AP on Saturday that a former Austrian chancellor was among the European politicians secretly paid to lobby for Ukraine... READ MORE›
Over 20,000 French farms could go bankrupt if the European Union concludes a major trade deal with four South American countries, France's biggest farm union warned Friday... READ MORE›
Asked if the money Mr. Gusenbauer received came from Mr. Manafort, Mr. Prodi seemed skeptical but said that he didn't know... READ MORE›
Romania's anti-corruption chief won support from the country's president and the prosecutor general on Friday -- a day after the government's justice minister called for... READ MORE›
Living standards aren't the same as those in other member states... READ MORE›
Not the governments, but the people, Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel told reporters on Friday in Brussels... READ MORE›
I am glad that the UK government seems to be moving towards a more detailed position, Tusk told journalists after 27 EU leaders... READ MORE›
I think we are already paying quite a bit, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told reporters before the summit... READ MORE›
Chinese Equities on Shaky Ground China's stock market wasn't in great shape even before the past month's slide... READ MORE›
The United States, as well as United Nations, have described the military crackdown in Myanmar as ethnic cleansing ... READ MORE›
Mogherini said the European Union was spending 8 billion euros in development aid in the region over eight years... READ MORE›
There is a direct European interest in restoring stability to the region, a senior EU diplomat said... READ MORE›
In January, Macron convinced Spain, Greece, Portugal, Malta and Cyprus to sign on to his ideas on a closer European monetary union... READ MORE›
With such largess, one would hardly think that Poland is in a kind of war with the European Union... READ MORE›
But the Brussels Office Representative of Turkey's AK Party, dismisses the accusation that Daesh-linked fighters have been used... READ MORE›
Pro-government forces pounded the rebel-held district of eastern Ghouta outside the Syrian capital of Damascus on Tuesday, in a surge of violence that a wa... READ MORE›
In any case the Syrian regime has no decision to make, the real decision is in the hands of Iran and Russia... READ MORE›
Russia's hacking attacks not only targeted the United States but have also had major repercussions in Europe, where intelligence agencies have scrambled to stop Russian interference... READ MORE›
Brussels had less than 11 hours of sun last month, while Lille has had less than three in January... READ MORE›
The agency now offers support to approximately five million Palestinians in education, healthcare and housing, and is active in Palestinian occupied territories, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan... READ MORE›
Scuffles erupt as Mike Pence tells the Knesset recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital chooses 'fact over fiction' ... READ MORE›
The airport said all take-offs and landings were halted until further notice because of the severe weather conditions... READ MORE›
In Asia and Europe, super-fast locomotives are comparable to air travel in price and door-to-door speed... READ MORE›
Independence Party leader and the leading proponent of Brexit, recently suggested that there might be a second referendum... READ MORE›
Based on the UN resolution 242, the accords called for a two-state solution with occupied East Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestine state... READ MORE›
Denmark's Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen, right, speaking to British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson at the Jan. 16 European Union ministers meeting in Brussels... READ MORE›
A new British political party inspired by French President Emmanuel Macron's rise to power launched a national electoral campaign on Monday aimed at stopping Brexit... READ MORE›
Serbian government negotiators walked out of EU-mediated talks with Kosovo Albanians in Brussels after the news... READ MORE›
In addition, it comes amid a continuing threat by Washington to curb American purchases of foreign steel and aluminum on national-security grounds... READ MORE›
Miller also said the decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital has so angered Palestinians that it is difficult to move forward with a peace plan... READ MORE›
Yet Mr. Neumann has convinced investors that WeWork is worth 10 times that figure... READ MORE›
Read more The Brexit bill and whether Theresa May needs to pay up As one of the biggest EU budget contributors, the U.K... READ MORE›
President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron don't quite seem fated to be friends... READ MORE›
China owns almost 1.2 trillion of U.S. government debt, more than double the level from a decade ago... READ MORE›
After a year of chest thumping, President Donald Trump has finally delivered the type of trade blow his political base has been craving... READ MORE›
Boris Johnson to Warn U.K. Against Reversing Brexit... READ MORE›
Mercosur already accounts for around three-quarters of EU beef imports and focuses on pricier cuts... READ MORE›
A young man rides bicycle near damaged houses in the besieged town of Douma, Eastern Ghouta, Damascus, Syria February 20, 2018... READ MORE›
While applauding the new European Union initiative, he said, I also highlight that we need to avoid duplication between the Europeans and NATO... READ MORE›
Prominent Ethiopian opposition leader Merera Gudina has been released from prison after more than a year in detention... READ MORE›
Ana Lazaro Bosch In Spain, the crisis has left us with unstable contracts and low wages... READ MORE›
Sudanese migrants like Mr. Khater are increasingly visible in Brussels, around train stations, in public squares and parks, sometimes sleeping in the streets... READ MORE›
President Aleksander Vucic of Serbia made a hastily arranged visit to Kosovo to ease the fears of ethnic Serbs fears that critics say he has stoked... READ MORE›
Facebook has just launched a large campaign where they stress the importance of privacy... READ MORE›
Israeli officials were heartened not just by Pence's comments on Jerusalem but by his tough talk on Iran, which Israel sees as an existential threat... READ MORE›
Pence meets with Netanyahu, says he's honoured to be in 'Israel's capital, Jerusalem'... READ MORE›
Promoting America First Miller helped shape the president's policy towards Europe by deleting material in a speech about Nato... READ MORE›
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