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EU foreign policy chief unequivocally condemns coup aimed at ousting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

EU President Donald Tusk urged the international community to shoulder its share of the burden

Ankara had threatened to walk away from an EU migrant deal should it not get more relaxed travel rules in October

A deal was supposed to be concluded before US President Barack Obama leaves office in January

Last month the EU approved anti-dumping duties on cold rolled steel from China, its second-largest trading partner

Merkel has faced criticism in Germany for launching her policies of welcoming refugees a year ago

Turkey began talks about joining the European Union in 2005 but has made little progress

The firm could be ordered to pay back taxes to Ireland

The setbacks have raised serious doubts that it will be achieved by the end of the year as hoped

Turkey started talks about joining the EU in 2005 but has made little progress despite an initial burst of reforms

'The commitment could cost around £4.5 billion a year' says Finance Minister Phillip Hammond

'Let me say openly, EU adopted a favourable position to the coup (and) encouraged the putschists' FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

Officials say EU alarmed by rising cases of honour killing in Pakistan

Deputy leader Soren Espersen accused of trying to create 'religious apartheid'

Argues that Pakistan needs to reciprocate preferential access to EU markets

Poland's 1997 constitution gives the tribunal power to block laws approved by parliament and the president

The vote has sent British asset prices and economic growth forecasts tumbling

The president said the EU had promised $3 billion, but so far only paid a nominal $1 million to $2 million

Northern Ireland and London voted to remain in the EU, while a majority in nine other UK regions voted leave

He says Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan must address the EU's concerns regarding the principle of the rule of law

Kerry made the statement at a news converence after talks with EU foreign ministers

Turkey likely to dominate EU foreign ministers' meeting on Monday

The court will now examine cases and may give its judgement in a joint decision by the end of the year

Incoming prime minister Theresa May faces a daunting to-do list

Theresa May says there will be no change in stance and the referendum decision will be considered final

More than 1 million migrants arrived in Germany last year, many of them Syrians

After six years in office, Cameron leaves a country mired in its deepest crisis since World War II

Expects 2016 growth to be 1.6%, down from 1.7%

Closer to home in South Asia, there is little cheer and plenty of phantasmagoria

Emissions from 257 power plants for which data was available 'were associated with 22,900 premature deaths in 2013'

Brexit will change relationship between UK and EU but it won't change UK's position inside NATO, says Jens Stoltenberg

European Commission said Spanish government support gave clubs an "unfair advantage" over others

Brexit has raised the spectre of what one American political scientist called the ‘clash of civilisations’

Turkey remains a magnet for would-be migrants

Zeman has no power to call a referendum, which would require a constitutional amendment

Only the far-right National Front is calling for a vote on EU membership

The next Conservative party leader will take over by early September

Malmstroem said the Brexit was not linked to the controversy surrounding the proposed pact

The 27 remaining members of the bloc agreed to give Britain some breathing space

Kerry says Cameron feels powerless to negotiate a departure he does not want

"I wish I had won the referendum ... I am sad about that," he told reporters

Businesses wante more information about the implications of Brexit, says Sajid Javid

'It is also strong enough to successfully defend its interests in the world in future' Merkel says

On the second day of the summit on Wednesday, the remaining 27 EU states will hold talks on the future of the bloc

It’s perhaps in the nature of things that the Crown was dragged from its colonies kicking and screaming

"We should respond quickly to an application for admission from the EU-friendly country"

Britain's rejection of the EU is being seen as a victory for the anti-establishment rhetoric

A rumour circulated online that Nando's will pack up and leave if Britain voted to leave the EU

The single sky system lifted trade restrictions on airlines controlled by EU member states or their nationals

Euroskeptics in other member states applauded Britons' decision to leave EU that sent shockwaves around the world