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Sobotka said the British vote did not mean the end of the EU

Fears are high that a domino effect could see other countries following in Britain's footsteps

Bonds also sold off sharply, pushing UK government borrowing costs sharply higher

The alert came two days after an attacker who pledged allegiance to Islamic State killed a French police commander

Chinese foreign direct investment to Europe hit a record high of 20 billion euros in 2015

NATO leaders are expected to discuss support for efforts to control the flow of migrants across the Mediterranean

The Express Tribune enlists clubs with best offence, defence and midfield

The Passenger Name Record system will be tested at Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport

Wang Yi urges the EU to take an "objective look" at the issue and respect WTO rules

Nizami was the fifth opposition figure executed since Bangladesh set up a controversial war crimes tribunal in 2010

Zaid is one of many refugees who has taken on tasks ranging from repairing bicycles to cleaning sidewalks

'There were hardly any Syrian migrants among the 800 people rescued off Sicily' UN and IOM

Isolationism has never served this country well, says Cameron

Francis made his pointed comments in the presence of top EU leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Philip Morris and the Polish government had lodged appeals against a tobacco directive by the EU

Maelbeek will resume service Monday from 6 am until 10 pm, like the rest of the network

Stock markets sank at the start of trade on Monday, with sentiment hit hard by failed Doha talks

Turkish Interior Minister Efkan Ala has said his country is ready to receive 500 people

Foreign ministry officialsaid the discussions would focus on trade and investment as well as security cooperation

The deadliest aircraft disaster in history remains the collision in March 1977 between two Boeing 747s

Alcohol use among young teens in the 42 countries canvassed also went down over the same period

The account is dedicated to ‘handsome men on their journey to Europe'

Five migrants, hoping to reach Europe, drowned when their speedboat capsized off the Turkish coast.

Afghans account for around 1/4 of the migrants risking their lives in the small boats leaving Turkey's shore

The humanitarian crisis is particularly acute at the Idomeni crossing where around 12,000 people are stranded

Departures from Egypt were a tiny part of the million people who arrived in Europe by sea last year

Simultaneous attacks on the same day in several countries, we know the terrorists are working on this, official says

Butt says he left Pakistan in September because he was convinced that "Europe had opened up its borders"

'No one can say whether the EU will still exist in this form in 10 years' Martin Schulz

Award-winning photojournalist Magnus Wennman captures stories of refugee children

Germany's interior minister expects the EU executive to propose new rules for protecting the bloc's frontiers

Emma Morano attributes the secret to her long life to leaving a violent husband and eating three eggs a day

Brussels was placed on the top level "four" in the government's threat scale

Paris, Friday, November 13, 2015, has brought Europe together in an agony of anger

Brazilian striker reveals offer from Manchester United on last day of transfer window

The last visit to Europe by an Iranian leader was reformist, Mohammad Khatamiin's visit to Rome and Paris in 1999

The European Enlightenment was a revolt against all traditional ways of thinking

Pakistani citizens, along with Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis are among the largest migrant groups to arrive in the bloc

Six ships are already in place in international waters off the coast of Libya

Net migration into Britain reached a high of 330,000 people in the year to March, far above the 100,000 level promised

Between 30 and 40 demonstrators waved the Finnish flag and shouted abuse at a migrant bus

The 28-nation EU has established a whole series of rules governing the handling of asylum seekers in Europe

The remarks came just hours after police raided eight properties in Berlin, including a mosque association

French President says no EU country should be exempt from taking in people with the right to asylum

"When we were on the sea ... I didn't have any hope ... I said: I am dead right now, nobody can help me"

Up to 5,000 people arrived at the tiny train station overnight; police sat nervously along the track

UNHCR says it's in touch with different countries regarding contingencies and is ready to assist them the best it can

The two satellites were successfully placed in orbit, the space programme's operator Arianespace says

160,000 new arrivals are in need of being divided around the EU bloc

The prediction for this year was close to being fulfilled, with 366,000 having already made the voyage