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Amiens mayor wants singer to lend Jérôme-Martin Langlois painting after it went missing in first world warWhat do the singer Madonna and Amiens in northern France have in common? Not a lot, says the city’s mayor, Brigitte Fouré, who admits the global s…
Russia helped end a 2020 war and its troops policed the cease-fire. But with a new crisis in the Caucasus heating up, Moscow, distracted and weakened by Ukraine, has not intervened.
The assembly on Monday began the process of lifting the immunity of two members at the request of the Belgian police in a snowballing corruption investigation involving Qatar.
Both sides agree to keep working to find solutions in a ‘constructive and collaborative spirit’The UK foreign secretary, James Cleverly, and the European Commission’s vice-president, Maroš Šefčovič, have committed to further talks to resolve the disput…
Britain and EU expected to coordinate response to hanging of British-Iranian accused of spyingThe UK and the European Union are expected to coordinate moves to brand the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation after the ex…
Opposition MPs call for government rethink on ‘reckless’ plans to rewrite almost 4,000 European regulations Civil servants are estimated to be spending tens of millions of pounds establishing which laws and regulations could be scrapped under the gover…
Amendment seeks to give MPs not ministers the power to decide which Brussels-derived laws are abolishedA cross-party group of MPs including Labour’s Stella Creasy and the Conservative former Brexit secretary David Davis are launching an attempt to rein…
A state-owned mining company announced it had found Europe’s largest deposit of the vital minerals used in electric vehicles and other green technology.
Negotiators on both sides hopeful they may be able to enter intense ‘tunnel’ phase of talks next weekMinisters could shelve proposed legislation that would allow the UK to unilaterally rip up some Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland, as a sign of …
Most migrants arrive in Europe legally to work, study or join family members. In 2019, EU Member States issued over three million first residence permits to non-EU third-country nationals (TCNs), of which more than one million were for employment purposes.