Johnson and Macron set out starkly different Brexit positions
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he had been "powerfully encouraged" by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's suggestion that a solution could be sought in the next 30 days.
May to visit Brussels in bid for Brexit concessions
May has promised to report back to parliament on her negotiations with the EU, when lawmakers are expected to hold a second vote on the Brexit deal.
May to make final appeal amid reports of Brexit delay
British premier Theresa May warns that no Brexit is more likely than 'no-deal'.
Negotiators meet to finalize EU’s 2019 budget
European finance ministers set to meet in hopes of finalizing the EU's 2019 budget.
EU aims for trade talks with US in early 2019
The European Union seeks to start trade negotiations with the United States in coming months.
Air pollution main environmental health hazard in Europe
Around 422,000 premature deaths in 41 European countries were linked to air pollution in 2015.
EU ministers: More time needed on daylight savings reform
Survey to which 4.6 million people responded, revealed 84 per cent of Europeans want to stop moving the clocks by an hour under daylight saving time.
EU auditors: Efforts lagging in carbon capture, renewables
EU action to support carbon capture and storage and innovative renewables has not succeeded, according to a new report from the European Court of Auditors.
People’s Vote plans biggest rally to push for new Brexit referendum
Organizers hope over 100,000 people will gather to hear lawmakers from across Britain's political divide calling for a fresh referendum on Britain's negotiations to leave the EU.
Britain, EU look for new ways out of Brexit impasse
Ahead of a Brexit summit on Wednesday, the EU has urged the UK to make "concrete proposals" to break a stalemate in negotiations.