EU measures are toughest yet against military that has cracked down violently on protests against its February 1 coup.
EU measures are toughest yet against military that has cracked down violently on protests against its February 1 coup.
About 7,400 jobs and $1.4 trillion in assets have moved or could move to EU from London, New Financial study finds.
Concern the decision, which president says will help prepare for elections in 2023, could further undermine stability.
Head of the elite Revolutionary Guards among eight Iranian militia commanders and police chiefs sanctioned.
Anger grows after male leaders pictured taking chairs, leaving von der Leyen standing before being ushered to a sofa.
Afghan woman says she was sexually assaulted, forced to strip naked and held at knifepoint by Croatian officers.
The move puts Cyprus in line with EU regulations to combat money laundering and other illicit activities.
EU says it wants better ties with Ankara as top officials meet with Turkey’s president, but human rights the ‘priority’.
The EU-led virtual meeting will attempt to engage Iran and the US to resume compliance with the JCPOA nuclear deal.
UN says a record number of Syrians are facing hunger, malnutrition and disease 10 years after civil war began.
Ylva Johansson says Greece ‘can do more’ to look into allegations that asylum seekers are being pushed back to Turkey.
If the EU is to really tackle racism, it needs to address structural racism in all its forms, across all member states.
European Parliament voted by 22-3 to postpone signing off the border agency’s budget until concerns get addressed.
Offer of closer economic ties mixed with threats reflects complex relationship between Turkey and the bloc.