European Union

ECJ does not govern over “private divorces”

The protests saw several thousands take to the streets of Bucharest

Long blocked by Britain, defence integration was revived by France and Germany after Britons voted to leave the EU

In the fourth session of dialogue, Pak-EU discuss ways to upgrade existing level of cooperation

UK to continue offering aid to EU member states that are victims of armed aggression, terrorism and natural disasters

Five-member delegation meets NA Speaker Ayaz Sadiq

National sovereignty is a mainstay of our struggle, said Marine Le Pen

Report said IS funding sources still based on oil profits and imposition of taxes on local populations

Dagha says sector has ignored innovation which has led to decline in exports

Hungarian Foreign Minister said decision was made based on political rather than legal or professional considerations

'We need to offer opportunities to our youth to go forward and polish their talent

EU wants agreement on how exit bill will be calculated before talks about Britain's future relationship with the bloc

Critics say Erdogan is using a state of emergency introduced after the coup to target opposition figures

Both sides are keen to capitalise on the momentum generated by Macron's victory in May

Google has 90 days to "end this conduct" or face further penalty payments, warns European Commission

May addressed the issue of citizens' rights, one of the three priorities for the opening stage of Brexit negotiations

"We and others are ready to step in. Just how we do that is to be decided," EU diplomat

AGP says Pakistan’s law on death penalty should be respected by all

Mexico in negotiations with the European Union to modernise a free trade agreements signed 20 years ago

European Union is the Philippines' eighth biggest source of aid, with assistance last year worth $217 million

Thousands of foreign fighters remain in Iraq and Syria

EU leaders reportedly dismayed by her Brexit negotiating demands

Remaining 27 countries are set to demand that Britain resolves the key divorce issues of 'people, money and Ireland'

Two years of exit negotiations will start between Britain and the European Union

Over the years the village has dwindled to only 330 inhabitants

The companies would have 24 hours to remove any posts that openly violate German law

The United States and the European Union have consistently demanded Assad stand down in any peace deal

May has failed to convince the SNP which has warned of the negative consequences of leaving the EU

Observers predict this time round however, four or even five parties may be needed to reach the 76-seat majority

European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker called for a common EU defence headquarters in September

Demirtas has been held in jail since November on charges of links to the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party

Trump has been scornful of the European Union and multilateral treaties in general

Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit warned the government that the law may be unconstitutional

Donald Tusk warned this week that Trump was a "threat" to the EU.

Affairs pertaining to cooperation in the field of education, health, social welfare and human rights were discussed

Landmark pact has sparked a wave of debate in Europe

'EU must consider limiting Britain's access to its single market if London fails to accept bloc's four freedoms'

The EU is still a strategic choice for Turkey, says President Erdogan

Guy Verhofstadt vows to be a "bridge builder" during turbulent times following Brexit vote

May said that she was planning to negotiate both Brexit and Britain's future relationship with the EU by 2019

For Europe, deal would represent a symbolic breakthrough

Fitch assumes that private-sector investment growth will decline in 2017

Microsoft's $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn was announced in June

Will arrange NOCs for business community, says ambassador

Technology-related risks are increasing amid lingering litigation concerns

48,500 people including 30% women will be trained in third phase

Boris Johnson denies contradicting government policy on immigration during private conversations with EU ambassadors

NATO member Turkey's prospects of joining the EU look more remote than ever after 11 years of negotiations

AJK premier says he presented the Kashmir case in new dimension before European authorities

The High Court ruled that the government does not have the power to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty