Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Central European leaders pledge new measures to stem flow of migrants to EU

The leaders of Hungary, Serbia and Austria pledged new measures on Monday to contain the flow of illegal migrants into the European Union through the Western Balkans, as border control forces become increasingly strained.

Reuters

Number of non-EU citizens told to leave Italy jumps over 2,000% in Q2 vs Q1

The number of non-European Union citizens ordered to leave Italy jumped over 2,000% in April-June from January-March, the bloc's statistics office said on Monday, though the largest number of such orders was issued by France.

Reuters

Europe faces ‘unprecedented risk’ of gas shortages this winter, energy agency says

The International Energy Agency has warned that Europe will risk gas shortages in the case of a complete Russian cut-off

Wales Online

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Worst ever bird flu crisis in Europe raises risks for next season - EFSA

Europe has experienced its worst bird flu crisis ever this year with nearly 50 million poultry culled, and the persistence of the virus over the summer has raised the risk of widespread infections next season, the EU's Food Safety Agency (EFSA) said.

Reuters

EU and UK officials offer warm words ahead of Northern Ireland Protocol talks

European Commission spokesman Daniel Ferrie confirmed the two sides will meet this week for technical level talks.

The Independent UK

Young men feel most ‘threatened’ by progress in women’s rights, study finds

‘Some research suggests that this feeling of injustice can even motivate citizens to vote for right-wing radical parties who are against feminism and sexual freedom,’ says researcher

The Independent UK

UK and EU to restart talks this week on N. Ireland dispute

British and EU officials will hold their first talks in over seven months this week on the Northern Ireland Protocol, the part of the Brexit deal that governs the trading arrangements of the British province.

Reuters

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

EU eco-travel plan to save planet will make Spain holidays more expensive for millions

European Commission’s ‘Fit for 55’ plan on the tourism industry could see a ‘ticket tax’ add an extra £6.85 to the cost of plane tickets to Spain, and an obligation for airlines to use 5% sustainable aviation fuel

Daily Mirror

Lizzo announces Glasgow 2023 tour date as tickets to go on sale this week

Singer and song-writer Lizzo has announced a UK tour alongside other European dates with the star set to visit Glasgow as part of the highly-anticipated tour.

Glasgow Live

Turf cutting on Ireland's protected bogs must end in 2 months says European Commission

The country has been put on notice by the European Commission

Irish Mirror

NI minister ‘happy to eat humble pie’ to restore UK-Ireland relationship

Steve Baker apologised on Sunday for his ‘ferocious’ stance on negotiations with the EU.

The Independent UK

Italy strengthens surveillance on underwater cables, source says

Italy's government has strengthened surveillance and controls on underwater energy and telecommunications cables, a source close to the matter told Reuters.

Reuters

Brexit ‘freedom’ is bringing a freeport to Wales for the first time says Welsh Secretary

The Secretary of State for Wales said the government was using its freedom outside of the EU to bring the freeport to Wales

Birmingham Post

Germany, EU Members Plan Iran Sanctions Over Protests Clampdown

Germany, France, Denmark, Spain, Italy and the Czech Republic have submitted proposals for new European Union sanctions against Iran for suppressing protests over women's rights, Spiegel magazine reported on Monday, citing sources. The proposed sanctions target 16 people, organizations and institutions primary responsible for the clampdown on nationwide protests that…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Reuters

Germany, others in EU plan Iran sanctions over protests clampdown -source

Germany, France, Denmark, Spain, Italy and the Czech Republic have submitted 16 proposals for new European Union sanctions against Iran for its violent crackdown on protests over women's rights, a German foreign ministry source said on Monday.

The Independent UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation fell this week as fuel prices dropped

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg to tear up workers’ rights in smaller firms to make economy ‘dynamic’

Threshold for exemption from regulations lifted from 50 to 500 workers – and to include EU ‘retained law’

The Guardian - UK

Europe and UK hit by ‘unprecedented’ number of bird flu cases this summer

Poultry farmers from Arctic to Portugal reported 2,500 outbreaks in past year, with migrating birds taking avian flu to North America

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Settlers Ask Lapid not to Join EU-Israeli Association Council

Leaders of Jewish settlements in the West Bank have demanded Prime Minister Yair Lapid to call off a meeting of the EU-Israel Association Council on Monday and to withdraw from any agreement with the Europeans, considering the meeting as hostile to them and targeting their existence. Their calls on Sunday…

Reuters

EU leaders to discuss next steps on energy, Ukraine

EU country leaders will discuss how to step up support for Ukraine and their joint next steps to tame soaring energy prices when they meet on Friday.

Reuters

UK sees improving 'mood music' on Northern Ireland protocol

The prospects for the Northern Ireland protocol seem to be improving as the United Kingdom tries to renegotiate part of the Brexit deal with the European Union and re-establish the province's devolved assembly, a British minister said on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

Tory MP Steve Baker says 'I am sorry' about way he behaved over Brexit

'I and others did not always behave in a way which encouraged Ireland and the EU to trust us', said Steve Baker. 'I am sorry about that, because relations with Ireland are not where they should be'

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland minister apologises for past ‘ferocious’ Brexit stance

Steve Baker said ministers needed to act with ‘humility’ to restore relationships with the Republic of Ireland and the EU.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin detects 'genuine wish' from UK Prime Minister Liz Truss to resolve Northern Ireland Protocol dispute

'I did to be fair detect a genuine engagement and a wish to get this issue resolved'

The Independent UK

Taoiseach detects ‘genuine wish’ from Truss to resolve protocol dispute

Ireland’s premier said there was a need for the EU and UK to enter a process to negotiate a resolution to the impasse over post-Brexit trade.

1 … 1145 1146 1147 1148

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Office for National Statistics

International Energy Agency

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.