Scientists: Prepare for coronavirus to be around for decades

Whether Hungary and Poland can be held to account will depend on how EU summit conclusions are interpreted.

Landmark deal will transform EU, but could also lead to conflict.

But report stops short of concluding referendum result was influenced by Russian actions.

Ankara’s support of Azerbaijan could push Armenia back into Moscow’s arms. 

There’s little political will to save the corrida, which was already moribund before the pandemic.

Belgian king tasked two party leaders Monday with trying to find a majority in parliament.

The budget-and-recovery summit could become the longest in recent memory.

Rise of Euroskeptic agitators is pulling European leaders in opposite directions.

A video shared on social media has sparked calls for protests against police violence.

It is time for Europe to make its own decisions — Huawei can help it to become a leader in the digital era

De facto ruler Jarosław Kaczyński also indicates Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will remain in his role.

The chancellor’s popularity is soaring as she nears the end of her reign.

Draft bill deprives MPs of any say — let alone a final vote — on the content of future trade deals.

Prime Minister likens nationwide shutdown to a ‘nuclear deterrent.’

‘It’s still seen as the adolescent in the EU and it isn’t anymore,’ says Georgette Mosbacher.

The author, in turn, delivers a live rebuttal on cable television.

Drawing the top stories around the globe.

Nausėda uses initial summit intervention to accuse Kremlin of rewriting history of World War II.

EU chiefs have arrived in Brussels, wearing some snazzy protective masks. But which is your favorite?

Government aid propping up the economy could soon disappear and shutdowns are slamming businesses — just before a key stretch of the general election.

Call for ‘the Iranian regime’s most deadly proxy’ to be declared a terrorist organization.

Report shows two-thirds of business leaders are confident Europe will bounce back quickly

Mike Pompeo says property rights and religious liberty are top concerns.

Proponents of an ‘Italexit’ are feeding off growing frustration over EU’s coronavirus response.

As scientists try to use animal antibodies to fight the virus, here’s an ingenious business opportunity.

French president avoids press scrutiny in coronavirus crisis.

Just 12,000 votes separated the two main parties.

After five days of talks, leaders reached a deal on a €1.82T plan.

Situation has ‘seriously deteriorated,’ according to report.

Sajid Javid, then UK home secretary, deprived Shamima Begum of her citizenship in 2019.

Three EU presidents attend national memorial service in Madrid ahead of major budget-and-recovery summit.

The report was completed in March 2019 and the results were later passed to Boris Johnson but were never published.

Majority of respondents in six European countries want to clamp down on tax evaders and polluters post-pandemic.

EU’s rule of law mechanisms have failed. It’s up to citizens to hold the elite to account.

The increasing reach of the state during the pandemic has been difficult for some Conservatives.

Zoran Zaev is seeking to return as prime minister, hoping to be the leader who opens the country’s long-awaited EU accession talks.

Jacek Krawczyk is being prosecuted by Belgian authorities following accusations of psychological harassment.

Polish president deceived into thinking he had the UN’s António Guterres on the line.

As we move away from lockdown, health care services need to work together to prevent a cancer pandemic

US District Court Judge Allison D. Burroughs announced the plan during a teleconferenced hearing.

Party that won plaudits internationally faces pressure at home.

Call for a separate code of conduct for the president of the Commission.

Juan Fernando López Aguilar’s report on Poland to be voted on this week.

The coronavirus pandemic puts 2022 in play for far-right leader Marine Le Pen.

Brussels-Warsaw relationship can move beyond confrontation, despite liberals’ defeat.

The knife-edge result has revealed a country starkly divided along political lines.

Gigabit broadband speeds and ultra-capacity providing a lifeline to nearly 11 million customers across Europe

The US president’s niece had been blocked by a restraining order from publicizing her work.

‘No one is above the law,’ US embassy says as protests pick up pace in Sofia.

With no EU consensus on how to deal with asylum seekers, Brussels turns to its African neighbors to ‘fight the root causes.’