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European Union

Euro elites want Greece regime shift
Article
/ 2 July 2015

Euro elites want Greece regime shift

The current confrontation will shape resistance to austerity – and the future of the whole of Europe.

By Staff Reporter
Tsipras under pressure to cede as Greece misses IMF payment
Article
/ 1 July 2015

Tsipras under pressure to cede as Greece misses IMF payment

European leaders wait for signs that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is ready to compromise as Greece fails to make its IMF payment.

By Andrew Mayeda
Large emitters ask for carbon trading scheme
Article
/ 3 June 2015

Large emitters ask for carbon trading scheme

Six large energy companies have asked the United Nations for help in setting up a carbon pricing scheme that would include their operations.

By Sipho Kings
No change in Greek debt talks after another day of spin
Article
/ 28 May 2015

No change in Greek debt talks after another day of spin

The euro leapt, Greek bond yields fell, but nothing actually changed in another day of talks with international creditors.

By Reuters
EU edges closer to ‘war’ on Mediterranean migration
Article
/ 18 May 2015

EU edges closer to ‘war’ on Mediterranean migration

The EU is considering fielding a naval force to deal with increasingly deadly Mediterranean crossings, but the plan would have to favour with the UN.

By Alix Rijckaert
EU to impose migrant quotas forcing states to ‘share’ burden of influx
Article
/ 11 May 2015

EU to impose migrant quotas forcing states to ‘share’ burden of influx

A proposal to divide up numbers between EU states in the wake of the Mediterranean crisis could pit Germany, which backs the scheme, against the UK.

By Ian Traynor
Hostile reception to Greece’s request for loan extension
Article
/ 19 February 2015

Hostile reception to Greece’s request for loan extension

EU paymaster Germany criticised the Greek proposal as "not a substantial solution" as it failed to fulfil bailout conditions.

By Jan Strupczewski and Renee Maltezou
Russia won’t punish West over sanctions – Putin
Article
/ 18 September 2014

Russia won’t punish West over sanctions – Putin

President Vladimir Putin said Russia would rather focus on strengthening its domestic market, but if he wanted, he could invade Kiev in just two days.

By Reuters
Scotland’s independence could take EU into uncharted territory
Article
/ 18 September 2014

Scotland’s independence could take EU into uncharted territory

A "Yes" vote to Scotland’s independence will pose baffling questions for the EU, and could see Scotland clamouring to join while England leaves.

By Ian Traynor
China opposes sanctions against Russia
Article
/ 1 September 2014

China opposes sanctions against Russia

China says the EU’s proposed additional sanctions on its key ally Russia will not solve the current problems in Ukraine.

By Reuters
Ukraine rebels prepare attack as EU threatens new sanctions
Article
/ 31 August 2014

Ukraine rebels prepare attack as EU threatens new sanctions

Pro-Russian separatists are preparing a fresh offensive in Ukraine as EU leaders give Moscow one week to curb support for rebels or face sanctions.

By Nicolas Gaudichet
Universal primary education can be achieved by 2015 – EU commissioner
Article
/ 1 July 2014

Universal primary education can be achieved by 2015 – EU commissioner

Sufficient political will is all we need to get the 58-million children not in school into classrooms by the end of next year, says Andris Piebalgs.

By Guardian Reporter
Europe votes on ‘Super Sunday’ with far-right in focus
Article
/ 25 May 2014

Europe votes on ‘Super Sunday’ with far-right in focus

Major EU member states vote on Sunday to elect the 751 deputies to sit in the European Parliament until 2019.

By Luke Baker
Europe’s compromised political centre bleeds left and right
Article
/ 22 May 2014

Europe’s compromised political centre bleeds left and right

A lack of trust in the mainstream leadership is driving EU voters to look at more radical options in this week’s polls.

By Ian Traynor
EU ‘deeply concerned’ after attacks on Libya’s Parliament
Article
/ 19 May 2014

EU ‘deeply concerned’ after attacks on Libya’s Parliament

​The European Union has expressed concern after armed groups attacked Libya’s Parliament in Tripoli and an air base in the east.

By Staff Reporter
Reports on EU dropping ban on SA fruit dismissed
Article
/ 30 April 2014

Reports on EU dropping ban on SA fruit dismissed

The department of agriculture has brushed off claims that the EU proposed dropping a ban on importing SA citrus fruit – saying that there isn’t a ban.

By Sapa
Europe’s banks to prove their strength in new stress test
Article
/ 29 April 2014

Europe’s banks to prove their strength in new stress test

The European Union has unveiled a tougher bank test for the continent’s money lenders in a bid to draw a line under the eurozone crisis.

By Staff Reporter
Syria announces presidential election date
Article
/ 21 April 2014

Syria announces presidential election date

Syria’s governement says a presidential election will take place on June 3, but Western leaders say the vote is a "parody of democracy".

By Alexander Dziadosz
Mugabe shuns EU-Africa talks after wife denied visa
Africa
/ 31 March 2014

Mugabe shuns EU-Africa talks after wife denied visa

Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe will boycott this week’s EU-Africa summit after his wife was denied a visa to enter Europe, says a foreign ministry official.

By Staff Reporter
US, EU impose sanctions after Crimea applies to join Russia
Article
/ 17 March 2014

US, EU impose sanctions after Crimea applies to join Russia

The US and EU have imposed sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, on a small group of officials from Russia and Ukraine.

By Aleksandar Vasovic and Adrian Croft
Majority in Ukraine’s Crimea vote to join Russia
Article
/ 17 March 2014

Majority in Ukraine’s Crimea vote to join Russia

A referendum result shows that 96.77% of voters in Ukraine’s Crimea region have voted to join Russia, according to a government commission.

By Reuters
EU freezes ousted Ukraine leaders’ assets, warns Russia over Crimea
Article
/ 6 March 2014

EU freezes ousted Ukraine leaders’ assets, warns Russia over Crimea

EU leaders have frozen assets belonging to deposed Ukraine leaders, and have warned Russia of sanctions if they do not pull troops out of Crimea.

By Luke Baker and Elizabeth Piper
Russia, US seek solution to Ukraine crisis at talks
Article
/ 5 March 2014

Russia, US seek solution to Ukraine crisis at talks

The US and Russia have stepped up diplomatic efforts to defuse the Ukraine crisis amid heightened tensions in Crimea.

By Katherine Haddon
EU warns Russia of possible sanctions
Article
/ 5 March 2014

EU warns Russia of possible sanctions

If the situation in Ukraine has not been addressed appropriately, EU leaders say the organisation might place resctrictions on Russia.

By Reuters
Lift of SA’s meat export ban in sight
Article
/ 19 February 2014

Lift of SA’s meat export ban in sight

SA has met international conditions to recover its foot-and-mouth disease-free status, paving the way for meat export bans to be lifted.

By Sapa
EU eases Zimbabwe sanctions but keeps them on Mugabe
Africa
/ 17 February 2014

EU eases Zimbabwe sanctions but keeps them on Mugabe

The European Union has suspended sanctions on eight of Zimbabwe’s military and political figures but have kept them on Robert Mugabe and his wife.

By Adrian Croft
European Union does a double take on investment treaties
Analysis
/ 13 February 2014

European Union does a double take on investment treaties

Is the EU’s pause in investment treaty negotiations with the US a case of double standards or a shift in protection policy, asks Xavier Carim.

By Staff Reporter
EU takes it easy on Zimbabwe, not Mugabe
Africa
/ 12 February 2014

EU takes it easy on Zimbabwe, not Mugabe

European Union sources say the organisation plans to ease sanctions on Zimbabwe, however it will maintain its restrictions imposed on Robert Mugabe.

By Adrian Croft
War over Europe’s economic future heats up
Article
/ 9 January 2014

War over Europe’s economic future heats up

Resentment is growing over German chancellor Angela Merkel’s leadership and fiscal austerity measures.

By Ian Traynor
Mugabe doesn’t ‘want your girls’, just sanctions lifted
Africa
/ 11 October 2013

Mugabe doesn’t ‘want your girls’, just sanctions lifted

"I do not want to visit France for romantic purposes. I want to develop relations between us," says Robert Mugabe about the EU’s Zimbabwe sanctions.

By Staff Reporter
EU commissioner says Europe must ‘step up’ after migrant shipwreck
Article
/ 9 October 2013

EU commissioner says Europe must ‘step up’ after migrant shipwreck

The EU’s Jose Manuel Barroso has pledged to rebuild Italian refugee centres after the migrant shipwreck on Italy’s shores that claimed 302 people.

By Staff Reporter
Merkel’s victory vindicates her tough-love policies
Article
/ 27 September 2013

Merkel’s victory vindicates her tough-love policies

Angela Merkel’s triumph in winning a third term with such an improbably high margin sets her and Germany apart in Europe.

By Ian Traynor
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