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With 900,000 people displaced in "horrendous conditions", EU council warns of humanitarian disaster

Higher-risk uses of AI in health, security or transport

From translation apps to facial recognition, artificial intelligence is becoming a major part of everyday life

Delhi's top diplomat was the guest of honour as EU foreign ministers met in Brussels

European Commission is eager to answer the worries of European citizens about rising importance of AI in their lives

The Silicon Valley juggernaut is appealing a $2.6 billion fine from 2017

Report on GSP notes progress on child rights, climate change, but cautions over shrinking civil society space

Relations between the two major economies have lingered for months in a tense truce

Macron agrees to a costly modernisation of France's atomic arsenal

It eased immediate fears of a damaging split between London and the bloc, which includes Ireland

London could request an extension of one or two more years, but it would have to do so by July 1

Mixed emotions of Brexit day show the UK is not yet at ease with itself, writes The Guardian

For the past couple of months Britain has largely stopped sending its national officials to EU meetings

United States has said it hopes to reach a trade deal with Britain by the end of the Brexit transition

Trump's initiative grants the Jewish state full control of Jerusalem and allows it to annex the Jordan Valley

72 remaining British MEPs, who will leave afterwards, will allow Brexit to officially take effect on Friday

Farmer Karin Kessler says the few dozen inhabitants have very mixed feelings about the new distinction

US Commerce Secretary insisted UK and US would have easier time striking the deal than the EU

Also takes aim at nations introducing digital services tax against US tech giants

Talks can begin as soon as EU ministers agree their joint mandate on February 25

Idea has infuriated those who voted against Brexit in the 2016 EU membership referendum

Let’s hope other nations will follow suit in seeking greater transparency on what is happening in the disputed region

Johnson's office indicates that it could accept a partial trade deal

Cyprus officials say the request was accepted 'for exclusively humanitarian operations'

Lack of anticipated drama has instead seen focus shift to potential conflict between the US and Iran

European legislator says Pakistan’s role in war on terror is impressive

Fabio Massimo said European Parliament was ready to mediate between Pakistan and India if both agreed to the proposal

His triumph dispelled any doubts over whether Britain would follow through on the results of its 2016 referendum

US measures have angered Moscow and the EU, which says it should be able to decide its own energy policies

Johnson has warned repeatedly that he will not seek an extension that would keep Britain tied to EU rules

Conservatives promise to get Britain out of the European Union on January 31

Remains a polarising figure, not least for his leading role in the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign

Brussels' new leadership wants member states to commit to a carbon neutral economy by 2050

Analysts say Wrexham could be a bellwether for the national result of Thursday's general election

Johnson's relaxed style and lack of attention to detail has led to accusations of incompetence

Britain will have until December 31, 2020, to strike a new agreement to replace decades of integration

Iran insists it has the right to take a series of measures in retaliation for US's withdrawal from the deal in 2018

Event would present 29 award-winning films and documentaries

Conservatives would grab 44 seats from the main opposition Labour party to win a 68-seat majority, poll

Disposable income divide is wider than in any comparable nation and has increased over the last decade, says report

Former German defence minister faces a daunting brief when her mandate starts on December 1

Conservatives have seen their popularity surge since Johnson took over from Theresa May four months ago

Some Labour MPs have said they will vote against their own party's deal and in favour of staying in the EU

NA speaker invites Kyrgyz investors to take advantage of economic potential of Pakistan

PM aide says efforts being made to eliminate bonded and child labour

Brexit backers argue it will enable Britain to forge closer economic ties with other countries around the world

Envoy offers support for ramping up exports, uplifting industries through joint ventures

He visited Queen Elizabeth II earlier on Wednesday to ask the 93-year-old monarch to dissolve parliament

EU granted a Brexit delay to Jan 31, warns it might be the last

EU, US, and even the UN have been denied permission to send their own teams to occupied Kashmir