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Most MPs campaigned to stay in the EU but as debate on the bill began, many said they would accept the result

Two-way trade is improving, but it is not in line with real potential

EU commission says will impose taxes on certain Chinese steel products

Britain is set to become the first European Union member to leave the bloc following a referendum last year

Dutch diplomat says Netherlands ready to join CPEC, invest in Gwadar.

On the campaign trail Trump notably threatened to take protectionist measures against Chinese and Mexican imports

Sadiq Khan says a messy divorce from the EU would damage confidence in the city

He also served as foreign minister, prime minister and as a European lawmaker

Interior minister says Pakistan’s viewpoint needs to be understood in right context

Banks are struggling to sell huge amount of property seized during 2008 crisis

FPCCI official says exports of almost all countries in South Asia on the rise, barring Pakistan

Officials put forward greater powers to crack down on money laundering and stop the flow of terror funds

DPA news agency said that the man behind the wheel was an asylum seeker from Afghanistan or Pakistan

The man was detained in the Brussels commune of Schaerbeek on Monday

Slovakia has been one of the toughest critics of the European Union's response to unprecedented inflows of migrants

The document follows the Commission ruling in August ordering the US tech company to repay 13 billion euros

Another source said a formal decision would be "adopted in the next few days"

The Kit Kat shape can for now be used freely after the court annulled the initial trade mark registration

Telecoms firms have long complained that companies such as Google, Microsoft and Facebook are more lightly regulated

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to begin formal exit talks by the end of March

The software giant submitted its LinkedIn concessions after the EU expressed concerns about the $26 billion deal

Says both countries should work together to take advantage of GSP Plus

The report cited sources in the executive board of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU)

Steinmeier said his talks with Cavusoglu had "not been easy" and admitted the pair had expressed "divergent views"

Foreign ministers from the 28 EU countries will hold talks in Brussels on the impact of US presidential election

British company Seven Towers registered its shape as a three-dimensional EU trademark

The British government is disappointed with the decision by England's High Court

Ambassador Jean Francois Cautain urges two states to talk

The Canadian agreement is seen as a springboard to a larger EU deal with the United States viz. TTIP

Italy has seen 155,000 people arrive on its shores this year, putting immense strain on its reception centres

Sexist violence and harassment against women lawmakers is "real and widespread"

The bloc expressed particular concern that Italy, Cyprus and Finland are not meeting EU targets

Russia had upstaged the summit by announcing that it would halt hostilities over Aleppo on the same day

EU leaders also agreed to consider all available options if Russian military continued to commit atrocities in Syria

Scotland voted by a large margin to remain in the European Union

Scotland voted by 55 percent in favour of staying in the United Kingdom in an independence vote in 2014

Theresa May has said she "fully expects" to be able to guarantee the rights of EU citizens to stay in Britain

The report said that Muslims are portrayed in a negative light by certain politicians

France and Germany hope that Brexit will leave the path open for common defence proposals

Google can be fined up to $7.4 billion

'What's delivered to us so far is 179 million euros. What's promised is three billion euros' Erdogan says

Google could face a large fine because the anti-competitive practices which started from January 2011

Ransomware programs break into databases and demand payment for unlocking codes via virtual currencies

Fallon insisted however that Britain would continue to contribute to European defence as a member of NATO

European authorities' decision to force Apple to pay $14.5 billion in taxes infuriated officials in Washington

Kroes was named in a new cache of 1.3 million offshore files

The 71-year-old leader had reacted along similar lines to earlier foreign criticism of his drug war

The point of concern is that Britain is the third-largest importer of Pakistani goods, behind the US and China

Judgement applies to workers without fixed office; will affect millions of public, private sector employees across EU

'What we are looking for is to trigger EU operations more easily'