EU to screen Bangladeshi goods for explosives
The European Union has listed Bangladesh as a "high-risk" business partner, requiring that all air and sea shipments from the South Asian country be screened for explosives
View ArticleEU foreign policy chief urges US to remain on world stage
The European Union's top diplomat says countries are increasingly turning to the bloc as a partner due partly to the unpredictability of the new U.S. administration
View ArticleEU launches defense fund amid US pressure to boost spending
The EU is launching a new defense fund to get better value for money on projects like drones or robotics as European allies at NATO come under U.S. pressure to boost their military budgets
View ArticleSpanish bank buyout showcases Europe's new anti-crisis rules
Spain's Banco Santander has acquired Banco Popular, a long-troubled lender whose shares lost more than half of their value over the past week.
View ArticleBehind the scenes of Tony-nominated 'The Great Comet'
ABC News' Nicole Phillip gets an inside look at the costume design for "Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812."
View ArticleChina's trade growth rebounds in May
China's trade growth rebounded in May in a possible positive sign for global demand and Chinese economic growth
View ArticleEU to keep close eye on Turkey's treatment of AI detainee
The EU says that it will keep a close eye on Turkey's treatment of an Amnesty International leader who was detained early this week as part of a wider crackdown on people suspected of links to a cleric...
View ArticleWho's who, what's at stake in Britain's unexpected election
Britain votes for a new Parliament Thursday after a campaign of three phases: the sleepy election, the surprising election and the security election
View Article20 EU nations back plan for EU prosecutor's office
The European Union has taken a major step toward setting up a European prosecutor's office which would be able to investigate financial fraud affecting the bloc
View ArticleTurkey, EU start project to keep refugee kids at schools
Turkey, the European Union and UNICEF have formally launched an EU-funded project to encourage Syrians and other refugees in Turkey to enroll their children in schools and prevent dropout rates
View ArticleEU expands sanctions against North Korea
The European Union has expanded its sanctions against North Korea adding 14 more people to an asset freeze and travel ban because of the country's continuing work on nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles
View ArticleEU Commission seeks deal on Greece's loans next week
The European Commission wants Greece's international creditors to agree as soon as next week on getting Greece its next batch of bailout loans since delays are hurting the economy
View ArticleThe Latest: Elmo costume photobombs Theresa May's picture
UK Prime Minister Theresa May photobombed by a lady dressed as Elmo of Sesame Street
View ArticlePound dives as UK plunges into new period of uncertainty
The pound has fallen sharply after an exit poll in Britain's election projects that the Conservatives would fall short of a majority in parliament
View ArticleEU Commission chief Juncker hopes British election result will cause no...
EU Commission chief Juncker hopes British election result will cause no further delays in Brexit talks
View ArticleAnalysis: UK's Theresa May pays heavy price for gamble
In the big book of political blunders, Theresa May's decision to hold a snap election to solidify her Brexit mandate will rank among the most memorable _ and the most unnecessary
View ArticleEU presses Britain to get its act together for Brexit talks
EU states are impatient about the delays in the Brexit talks, with some warning Britain should not be given more than the allotted two years to settle its divorce. The question of delays has grown...
View ArticleEU's Juncker urges member states to boost defense spending
European Union leaders say the EU needs to lift its defense spending
View ArticleEU's Tusk tells British PM May there is "no time to lose" to start Brexit...
EU's Tusk tells British PM May there is "no time to lose" to start Brexit talks and finish process within timetable
View ArticleDemocratic Unionists in Northern Ireland may be election key
British Prime Minister Theresa May is looking to Northern Ireland for support in forming a new government now that her Conservative Party has lost its majority status in Parliament
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