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'If Mr Macron should stumble, it is altogether unclear what solution might keep Ms Le Pen at bay in 2022'

The move means the Vatican and Myanmar will each appoint a full-fledged ambassador

Army lieutenant creates a false identity as a Damascus fruit seller, with a spot in a German refugee shelter

Schengen is one of the greatest achievements of the European project, says EU home affairs commissioner

Turkey and the EU strained further this year after Turkish ministers were blocked from rallying for 'Yes' vote

EU leaders reportedly dismayed by her Brexit negotiating demands

Remaining 27 countries are set to demand that Britain resolves the key divorce issues of 'people, money and Ireland'

The EU says questions about Northern Ireland are among those that must be resolved as part of the Brexit divorce

Ministers from the remaining 27 countries met without Britain for the first time for a final check of the guidelines

Jointly funded technical assistance project aims to strengthen criminal justice system

Net migration has been running at three times the government's target, with the latest figures around 273,000

Protesters determined to oust the leftist leader massed from the morning hours

May calls Donald Trump, Angela Merkel and other European leaders after the announcement, a spokesman said

Spokesperson focuses on observer findings regarding proper legal framework and late changes in ballot counting

Respectful dialogue needed to heal divided Turkish society, says German FM

Says people had been unable to vote in privacy; some ballots were counted in secret

Statement comes a day after Turks narrowly voted to change the constitution and hand Erdogan sweeping new powers

South American trade bloc Mercosur plans to sign a trade agreement with the European Union this year

The president has raised hackles in Europe over recent weeks by claiming some EU states are behaving like the Nazis

The parliament is likely to hold a vote on any final Brexit deal at the end of 2018 or in early 2019

Pakistan eligible for the trade facility, which will continue till 2023

'Come here and we will talk because I want to slap you,' says Philippines' president

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to tighten immigration controls

Some pro-Brexiters in Britain argue that an EU deal make light of the challenges

Britons last year voted 52 percent to 48 percent in favour of Brexit

UK's vote to exit the European Union has strained ties between its four constituent parts

With Britain missing, other 27 countries sign new declaration

Seven others were found alive on the inflatable dinghy, the agency said

China and India said they would "disassociate" themselves from the consensus

Their ties date back to 1878 when Tsar Alexander II put an end to five centuries of Ottoman domination of Bulgaria

Tensions are compounded by the detention of German journalist in Turkey on terror charges

Erdogan at the weekend accused the German Foreign Minister of using "Nazi measures"

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he expected parliament to approve the restoration of capital punishment

Minister says he also said that he always had doubts about whether Turkey should join the EU

Turkish foreign minister accused political parties in the Netherlands of dragging Europe into an abyss

Says GSP Plus should not be taken for granted as compliance needs to be ensured

It also calls on the Turkish authorities to avoid excesses and provocations, said Turkish FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

Brexit plans of the government in London could force Scots to call another vote calling for independence

While Instagram is less common among world leaders, Pahor's use of the platform has garnered widespread attention

Washington refuses to grant visa-free access to people from four east European states and Cyprus

House of Lords vote 358 to 256 to make an amendment to European Union (Notification of Withdrawal Bill)

Plans for Europe of variable geometry have faced criticism from eastern European countries, especially on immigration

Sharp rise in hate crimes comes after Germany took in some 890,000 asylum seekers in 2015

Kenny and May said they do not want a return to the fixed border between the two major trading partners

Says he spoke for Trump when he promised an "unwavering" commitment to the NATO military alliance

The agency warned that anything a child says could be recorded and transmitted without parent's knowledge

EU and its member states need to show resolve to halt Poland's backsliding from common values of EU, organisations say

Only 2 percent of respondents voted to leave the EU and 57.6 percent voted to remain in the Brexit referendum

Months of feuding with the IMF has raised fears of new debt crisis in Greece

Le Pen hopes to capitalise on the same rejection of mainstream politics that helped Donald Trump to the US presidency