No-deal Brexit: How EU members are preparing
With the spectre of a no-deal Brexit looming on October 31, EU members are taking measures to cushion their economies, safeguard trade with Britain and protect citizens' rights
German, Austrian, Polish arms of Thomas Cook file for insolvency
German Thomas Cook announces bankruptcy, another two european arms of the travel agency file for insolvency.
EU states adopt ‘panda bonds’ in Chinese outreach
EU members states are strengthening ties with China by issuing "panda bonds" that are helping Beijing raise its profile on international financial markets
The street: Expanding arena in Europe’s political battle
European governments from across the political spectrum have in the last months found themselves increasingly challenged on the streets by popular protest movements
France traces all suspect Polish beef, says some already sold
France's agriculture ministry says it has traced the remainder of the suspect Polish beef imported into the country, adding that some of it had been sold to consumers.
Survey: Most Europeans hark back to rosier past
The Bertelsmann Foundation conducted the survey of 10,885 people in Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Poland in June.
EU ramps up pressure on Poland over court reform
The EU has stepped up its legal threats to Poland over its controversial Supreme Court reforms, giving Warsaw one month to comply or risk being hauled before the bloc's top court.
European Commission ups pressure in Poland on judges
The new policy does allow judges 65 and older to stay on, but only if they clear their standing with Polish President Andrzej Duda.
Trump and EU in military budget row
Washington and Brussels exchange angry Twitter messages over defence budgets just before a NATO summit.
EU countries and migration restrictions
Immigration policy is hotly contested throughout the European Union. Here's a summary of policies in certain EU member states.