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UK must agree not to implement change to legislation that could distort trade with the bloc says Barnier

Britain left the EU on Jan. 31 but talks have so far made little headway on agreeing a new trade deal

Key ministers, PM’s aide say good times have begun, as economic policies have started bearing fruit

Bloc hopes for resumption of Israeli-Palestinian talks based on 2-state solution, says EU foreign policy chief

Serious deterioration in ties with Turkey has far-reaching strategic consequences for entire EU

Bloc's foreign ministers set to impose sanctions for human rights violations, election fraud

Britain wants better terms from Japan for cheese exports than given by EU to prove Brexit success

After an initial launch date in May was delayed due to the Covid-19 outbreak

Says EU limit on exports violates basic international relations norm

HSBC said it did not participate in the decision of the US Department of Justice to investigate Huawei

Last year, the EU agreed to take a tough line on 5G suppliers to reduce cybersecurity risks to mobile networks

Agrees to launch mitigation and adaptation initiatives

After 4 days of marathon talks, leaders reach agreement on $857.6B coronavirus aid package

Disease has killed more than 600,000 people globally out of more than 14.5 million known infections

French company’s aircraft to leave Islamabad for Paris on July 23 with over 200 passengers

Dutch prime minister insists member states retain final approval of EU funding

Lawmakers in US and EU are set to debate the next tranches of stimulus programmes over the coming days

Government sources tell local media that scheme's benefits to UK would be 'limited'

EU’s aviation safety body has sought clarification on the procedure of license issuance

Commissioner says it will take decisive action if Washington is unwilling to settle row

Remdesivir believed to be most effective in treating COVID-19 patients

Johnson says he was a bit more optimistic than EU negotiator Michel Barnier

Today marks the 332nd day of continued brutalisation of Kashmiris, reminds spokesperson

Flights to Britain, which is no longer in the EU, have not been affected, says PIA spokesperson

As Germany, Italy and Portugal bet on smaller, local shutdowns to prevent a new surge of virus infections

US passengers may be allowed to travel if they meet certain conditions

EASO sees growing trend in 2020 despite 87% recent drop caused by Covid-19 crisis

EU reminds China of Hong Kong’s autonomy, market rules, global responsibility at annual high-level meeting

EU leaders hope to meet in person next month to overcome deep divisions on recovery fund

Sources say if all prisoners walked free it would give impression that insurgent group has upper hand over govt

The case was triggered by a complaint from Swedish music streaming service Spotify

UCL was frozen in mid-March before the last-16 stage had been completed

For any infectious respiratory disease, mass events could be a major route of transmission, says EU health official

European Data Protection Board (EDPB) will set up a task force to assess TikTok’s activities across the bloc

Israel intends to annex West Bank settlements and the Jordan Valley with initial steps slated to begin from July 1

TikTok CEO, Mayer promises to address issues related to illegal and harmful content including fake news

Madrid hopes the EU will agree on common criteria over the coronavirus situation

Peaceful protests portrayed as terrorist activities, resulting in arrests, alarming, says EP’s HR

Optimism prevails after news tests on Covid-19 vaccine have proved encouraging

Looks at 115 different therapeutics, or treatments, for the virus, which has killed nearly 300,000 globally

The UK left EU on January 31 and both sides have until the end of the year to forge a new basis for relations

We have pledged $8.1 billion for vaccine, diagnostics and treatment, says Head of European Commission

A sign of balancing act Brussels tries to pull off as the coronavirus outbreak scrambles international relations

It is now clear that the only way out of it is together

COVID-19 has nearly 200,000 and killed almost 8,000 people around the world

She says measures that seemed drastic two or three weeks ago, need to be taken now

Six flights over the weekend to ferry 2,200 passengers

Europe says it will consider taking 1,500 child refugees, but has focused on reinforcing Greece's borders

A week after Ankara announced it would no longer prevent people from trying to cross into Europe

PM’s aide urges business community to capitalise on this opportunity to diversify exports