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The third rescue programme, currently financially supported by EU states alone, runs to August 2018

Thirty-eight migrants are rescued but rescue efforts are in progress to find 15-20 people who are still missing

Respondents think the reforms will boost France's competitiveness but fail to improve employees' working conditions

EU says all Iran nuclear parties agree deal respected

It comes after Islamabad pledges to improve human and labour rights, protect environment

Event aims to enlighten foreign investors about incentives provided by Pakistan

Over 2,400 companies signed up to EU-US Privacy Shield data pact including Google, Facebook and Microsoft

'I proposed a positive agenda to create a Europe that protects, a Europe that empowers, a Europe that defends'

Countries frustrated at low tax they receive under current international rules

10 experts will arrive to impart skills and knowledge

'There are sanctions you can impose, you can send them back and there's a wide measure of support for that'

The EU’s highest court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe

Hungarian Prime Minister has called immigration "the Trojan Horse of terrorism"

Without rule of law guaranteed in Turkey progress in trade relations between us is difficult, says Merkel

North Korea fired a ballistic missile over Japan on Tuesday in a major escalation that triggered global alarm

Poland is not defining Europe's future today and nor will it define the Europe of tomorrow

Contaminated eggs have been found in at least 11 countries since the scare went public on August 1

Relations between Germany and Turkey have been strained since last year's attempted coup and the subsequent crackdown

Hamas opposed the sanctions from the start arguing that it is a legally elected government

The visit is part of a four-day tour of Poland and Germany that has taken in World War Two memorials

They walked through the old part of town shaking hands and posing for photos carrying Polish and British flags

Critics say Erdogan is using a state of emergency introduced after the coup to target opposition figures

Britain may be asked to pay up to 100 billion euros

Low crude oil prices, global economic slowdown main causes of reduction

May's failure to win during national election last month has cast doubt on her capacity to lead Britain out of the EU

The summit has been anything but harmonious inside the heavily guarded venue

EU to open its market to the Japanese auto industry, and Tokyo to remove barriers to EU farming products

Rome wants a regional maritime command centre to oversee all rescue operations from Greece to Libya to Spain

Environment Minister says UK will be able to regulate access over its waters for the first time in more than 50 years

The record €2.4-billion fine slapped on the US tech giant for abusing its market dominance

Estonia PM Juri Ratas had teased the EU Chief Executive about his lack of mobile connection by sending him a postcard

Brussels will give $12 million to 14 EU countries to boost their cyber response teams

Modi calls Netherlands 'India's gateway to Europe'

EU competition authority charged Google with distorting internet search results to favor its shopping service

The Government says it is considering a range of options of how EU migration will work for new arrivals post-exit

EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova called for further progress -- particularly from Twitter

British Prime Minister said, the talks had made a "very constructive start"

At the summit May is due to unveil a "generous offer" to resolve EU concerns

Carney mocked Foreign Secretary's argument that Britain can have its cake and eat it by quitting the European Union

"We and others are ready to step in. Just how we do that is to be decided," EU diplomat

'Steps have been taken through comprehensive strategy to ensure the promotion and protection of Human Rights'

Centre to dispense speedy and effective response to public disorder and security threats

Afghan teenager was among 20 asylum-seekers that Sweden sent back on May 30; he was killed on June 3 bombing

May said the process would lead to "an arrangement for Brexit which will be the interests of the United Kingdom"

Trump has made a vague suggestion that he could try to renegotiate terms

The Brexit negotiations timetable has been thrown into doubt by May's disastrous loss of a parliamentary majority

28-nation bloc alleges China has flooded global markets violating international deals

Few countries' refusal to take in their share of asylum seekers, had set a June deadline and threatened sanctions

French legislative elections in June could endorse Macron's message of change, giving him a real power base

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