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Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May returned to Brussels on Thursday for a showdown with EU leaders
British Prime Minister Theresa May will on Thursday begin trying to sell her Brexit deal to Parliament
Britain has ramped up its economic growth outlook for next year, when the country will exit the European Union
Concern is mounting that Britain will exit the EU in March without a deal in place with Brussels
The country’s rightwing government broke the law by logging in one of Europe’s last primeval forests setting up a clash between Brussels and Warsaw.
A vast network of people have been linked to terrorist organisation the Islamic State that claimed responsibility for the Paris and Brussels attacks.
A man arrested in connection with the Brussels bombing was released after no evidence found was linking him to the attacks, according to prosecutors
Following attacks in Paris and now Brussels, investigators continue to track down those responsible.
South African diplomatic workers in the capital of Belgium were unharmed by Tuesday’s attacks.
Belgium’s neighbours have rallied in support after this week’s ‘acts of war’ that shook Brussels.
One of the el-Bakraoui brothers is believed to have provided ammunition and weapons for the Paris attacks.
Four days after the arrest of a suspect of the Paris attack that killed 130 people, blasts have gone off at Brussels airport and a metro station.
Brussels has condemned Spain for planning to go against European Commission rules and not focus on its targets.
A prankster has released footage of the leader of Belgium’s Catholic Church, mired in sex and homophobia scandals, being hit by custard pies.
Jacob Zuma on Wednesday told European parliamentarians that lifting sanctions against Zimbabwe would help the country work through its problems.
Banks will be more closely scrutinised under EU plans unveiled on Wednesday to apply lessons from the credit crunch and better protect investors.
