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Finland’s far-right fires new warning ahead of EU polls
The strong performance of the far-right in Finland's elections has mirrored the strength of anti-immigrant parties across the continent, just over a month before European parliament elections.
Germany opens massive Baltic wind farm
German Chancellor Angela Merkel opens a wind farm in the Baltic Sea and hails its "national significance" for the country's "energy transition" towards renewables.
Rags-to-riches Skoda mulls post-Brexit sales woes
Skoda cars have won over Brits, but the UK's exit from the European Union could deal a heavy blow to the brand and the entire Czech economy
EU sets terms for new Brexit delay
The agreement by EU leaders to grant Britain another extension to ratify its EU exit sets several conditions, including those designed to protect the bloc from British interference.
Brexit scenarios: the paths ahead
After British Prime Minister Theresa May secured a delay to Brexit at a crucial EU summit, where is the whole process heading?
EU leaders meet to decide another Brexit delay
European leaders gathered in Brussels on Wednesday to decide how long a Brexit delay to grant British Prime Minister Theresa May -- and under what conditions.
Ready or not: What happens in case of no-deal Brexit
What will be the effect of a no-deal Brexit if Britian is unable to agree an extension to the withdrawal process with the European Union?
Women in power in the European Union
Slovakia, where Zuzana Caputova is set to become president, will become the eighth country in the 28-member EU to have a woman in power.
EU on fake news alert as continent prepares to vote
The European Union has drawn up guidelines for member states to combat online disinformation campaigns ahead of next month's elections to the European Parliament.
Britain’s opposition leader Corbyn walks Brexit tightrope
Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has been propelled into a position of power over Brexit but needs to walk a tightrope in dealing with the government, analysts say.