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The tax requires the support of all 28 EU states

EU calls for increased engagement on preventing radicalisation

Moscow and Kiev trade angry accusations since Russian navy vessels fired on and captured three Ukrainian ships

Afghan government, United Nations and Western diplomats hope of reaching deal to end Taliban's 17-year insurgency

World leaders are trying to breathe new life into 195-nation Paris Agreement amid backsliding from several nations

British leader closed 17 months of complex talks with Brussels by sealing Brexit arrangements with EU heads of state

Theresa May is void of regrets and is ‘full of optimism about UK’s future’

Several European leaders express their sadness in Britain leaving the EU bloc

May dismissed calls for a second vote with an option to keep Britain in the EU

Madrid has a long-standing claim on the British rock, home to 30,000 people

Live eels are largely caught in Western Europe before being smuggled eastwards in vans or lorries

PM May battles to keep the deal alive amid criticism at home

May will tell the Confederation of British Industry, that she is confident of striking a deal

With ;ess than five months, the resignations put May’s Brexit strategy in doubt

Faces the perilous struggle of getting parliament's approval

Trump calls Macron's idea very insulting tweeting that Europe should first pay its share of US subsidises to NATO

Treatment of Albanian Greeks has long strained bilateral relations between Albania and Greece

Setting a combative tone for his World War 1-themed visit to Paris

Belgium is the fifth largest trading partner of Pakistan among the EU countries

Calls for identifying more areas of cooperation, expanding list of tradable goods

97 students have received master’s scholarship under the initiative

Trump seeks to push Iran into stricter curbs on its nuclear program and halt to its missile development activity

America has been defeated by the Islamic Republic over the past 40 years says Iran's top leader

Praises PM Imran for offering talks offer to India

The dispute worsens a rift between PM Orban’s government and European Commission

The expectation is to reach an agreement with Germany on a European digital tax targetting US tech giants

PM May shows no intention of allowing Brexit do-over as negotiations between London & Brussels are in deadlocks

Media reports suggest journalist Khashoggi was killed and dismembered inside the consulate by a hit squad

Under fast-track rules, US cannot start talks with the EU, Japan and the UK until 90 days after notifying Congress

Says European Union's Vestager

NATO currently has more than 1,000 troops deployed in Latvia

Will examine progress on 27 conventions linked with GSP Plus facility

Initial exchange supposed to be with EU states plus nine other jurisdictions

Trade sanctions would end economic opening granted to support Myanmar’s transition to democracy

EU members assured Pakistan’s delegation of cooperation

Denies May is under pressure to leave office

Still hopes a deal could be reached with Britain regarding its exit from the EU

But says uncertainty over Brexit has already hit the United Kingdom’s economy

300 mangrove saplings also planted during clean-up activity

PM May is expected to make announcement on future UK immigration rules at her Conservative party conference next week

European Union defies US imposed sanctions on Iranian oil purchase

A high-profile delegation of the European Conservative and Reformists Group of Parliamentarians visited Lahore

It is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposal without a detailed explanation, says Premier May

London and Brussels originally said they wanted an agreement by October's EU summit

Experts call on European institutions to continue addressing the deteriorating human rights situation in Hungary

Brussels appears ready to fudge plan to at least get UK departure from the EU bloc

British authorities could be frozen out of bloc’s policing mechanisms such as European Arrest Warrant and Europol

The United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29 and yet little is clear

Waivers are against countries or businesses that continue commerce with Iran after Nov 4

European Commission wants to end longstanding practice of putting clocks forward an hour in spring and back in autumn