WHO ends hydroxychloroquine study

European Parliament debate follows protests worldwide over racism and police brutality.

Meeting Trump could help Duda at the polls.

The interior minister said he would no longer deploy federal police to the capital.

Support for Marcus Rashford highlights top league’s contradictory stance on politics.

RAF Voyager will be painted red, white and blue.

It’s Canada vs. Ireland vs. Norway in Wednesday’s vote for two nonpermanent U.N. Security Council seats.

In communications, 85 percent of the EU’s top players are not European owned, 97 percent are consumer, not citizen-focused, and most operate from non-EU HQs. There’s an exception

The trip to Washington would come as the US plans a controversial drawdown of troops in Germany.

Foreign policy chief brands move to impose sanctions on officials ‘unacceptable.’

‘Nothing firm has been set,’ US NATO ambassador says after Stoltenberg concedes he initially wasn’t told about drawdown in Germany.

Authorities’ response deemed too soft as armed gangs battle on the streets.

Government says scheme will be extended over the summer.

Rights activists say they are worried by the latest move.

European Parliament to vote on anti-racism resolution in wake of ‘appalling’ death of George Floyd in the US.

Marine Le Pen’s party fined €18,750 for connection to fraudulent scheme.

Interior Minister Christophe Castaner’s decision will not take effect until September.

But the war-time PM’s place as Britain’s greatest hero is not as sure as it once was.

British and American universities will be hit harder by financial troubles than those in continental Europe.

Italian elite defend monument to journalist Indro Montanelli.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he wanted to lower the number of U.S. troops in Germany to 25,000 in response to what he characterized as …

Videoconference to emphasize ties with Washington only highlights myriad disagreements.

Move puts Trump administration in driving seat in EU’s volatile backyard.

F-15 from RAF Lakenheath in the east of England crashed during a routine training mission.

Nicolás Maduro authorized the sending of a suitcase containing money to Milan, according to report denied by Italian party.

The UK prime minister said removing monuments to slave traders was a ‘distortion of our history.’

A majority say there isn’t enough democracy in the two countries.

It’s time to set aside resistance to mutualized debt and rally behind a common response.

Social distancing, travel trouble and health concerns still limit work of Parliament, Commission and Council.

French president sketches out the main themes of the next two years of his mandate.

French president acknowledges that some citizens still face discrimination because of their race.

Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Greens agree more ambitious environmental goals as part of deal.

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.

Drawing the top stories around the globe.

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.