Britain’s social distancing rule under review

Incumbent Andrzej Duda hopes to use the divisive strategy to revive his reelection chances.

‘I see nothing good for the country,’ says the Russian president.

Migration into the EU is still down overall compared to 2019.

The British prime minister said that violent protesters would face the ‘full force of the law.’

Racial minorities and anti-racist groups have long denounced racial profiling by law enforcement.

European Council president says country’s coronavirus sacrifices ‘probably indirectly saved lives in the rest of Europe.’

US secretary of state hold virtual talks with EU ministers and appeal for Europe’s support against China.

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Stubborn suburban outbreaks cloud Portugal’s coronavirus summer.

Feud between diplomats led to fake plot to kill mayor, spy service says.

PM said he is ‘not worried’ about the investigation and had followed ‘conscience and science.’

Dire economic data, rebellious allies and sustained criticism made for a week the British prime minister will want to forget.

European Commission VP also hopes for new dialogue with Poland after election.

France’s antiracist movement has gained traction in recent weeks.

British prime minister encouraged people not to join Black Lives Matter protests.

At least 50M people of color live in Europe, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the EU institutions.

European Parliament set to suggest filing a lawsuit at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

‘I don’t see how he could have made people suffer on the ground,’ Belgian Prince Laurent tells local media.

Ending corporate sponsorship of presidencies and proactive legislative transparency are among their demands.

Statues of bad people are coming down, but who’s next on the list?

As protests escalate, FIFA and the IOC tread different paths on separation of stadium and state.

There’s a cost to obliterating the past.

Fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua set up with involvement of man with ‘checkered history,’ says PM.

Top diplomat says the EU supports the Hague-based institution.

Metin Topuz was convicted of ‘aiding a terrorist organization.’

Media report said president told backers he was considering early elections.

The efforts come amid Trump administration anger over the ICC’s efforts to look into alleged war crimes by U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

Brexit party leader’s discussion program ends immediately, broadcaster says.

The Polish army says it was a ‘misunderstanding.’

‘I deeply regret my actions,’ said Prince Joachim, who attended a party in Córdoba last month.

Americans are ‘tired of paying too much’ for others’ defense, says Richard Grenell.

Europe has turned a blind eye to deaths in the Mediterranean.

But Continent still has more to do, declares Margaritis Schinas.

Two courses won’t have to pay any property tax this year.

Consulate reopens in the capital after almost 70 years.

It’s been more than a month since the White House halted its daily coronavirus task force briefings.

Prosecutor names Stig Engström as the suspected killer.

Volodymyr Zelenskiy says he seriously considered catching the virus to show people they would be OK.

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s geopolitical turn is more important than ever.

The death of George Floyd in Minnesota has breathed new life into anti-racism efforts across the Atlantic.

The Armed Services missive marks the largest Republican effort so far to convince the administration to change course.

European Economic and Social Committee may pursue legal action.

US forces in Germany important for both Berlin and Washington, Kramp-Karrenbauer stresses.

Josep Borrell defends ‘realistic’ view of Beijing — but the US and Asian nations see things differently.

Most children won’t return to classes until September.

The Commission president has previously admitted ‘mistakes have been made’ by officials below her level.

Court rules that Horst Seehofer breached neutrality rules by publishing critical interview on a ministry website.

Leopold II imposed a reign of terror in the Congo when he ruled Belgium from 1865 to 1909.

Move follows outrage over death of black man in police custody that has been likened to George Floyd case.

A commission will work to increase the representation of minority communities in the public space.