Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards rallied in Barcelona waving flags and chanting to denounce regional lawmakers’ vote to sever the region from Spain
Most people want independence from Spain but economically and constitutionally — it’s a problem
EU negotiator and British counterpart kick off the fifth round of divorce discussions before leaders meet to decide whether to move on to trade talks.
On Samos Island, some 2,000 asylum seekers are crammed in a refugee centre designed to accommodate only 700 people.
Competition from low-cost green energy is putting the screw on nuclear vendors and state utilities
After a year of deliberation, Brexit has begun,
Five thousand observers have failed to see manipulation in the Kenyan elections.
A new integration agenda may be possible, given that the Eurosceptic wave seems to be retreating.
A new integration agenda may be possible, given that the Eurosceptic wave seems to be retreating.
The state will become the first to leave the intergovernmental body after its citizens voted by a 52% majority to leave.
Continental Europe could provide a lodestar on whether right-wing populism will continue to find fertile electoral ground.
"The central Mediterranean route that runs predominantly from Libya to Italy was on the agenda at the EU summit in Valletta"
Terror attacks, pressure from the right wing and Russian assertiveness are focusing the attention of the union.
There is much talk about co-operation and partnerships but, in reality, there are few concrete examples
One in four people living in the EU say rape may be justified "under certain circumstances", according to a new report.
The court’s behaviour might call for serious discussion but SA’s decision is irrational.
The EU is making aid to Africa conditional on it taking back Africans who have fled
The Eu has not reacted well to Turkey’s failed coup.
Politicians say the result of a vote on whether to leave the European intergovernmental body should be respected.
The unforeseen decision to leave the EU may not have detrimental effects on Africa — or could it?
The military alliance will also focus on support to counter the Islamic State and the Taliban, writes Andrew Hammond.
The decision delivers a body blow to the financial services sector and will hurt UK exports.
David Cameron’s trip comes amid deep political uncertainty in Britain after he failed to convince Britons to vote to remain in the EU.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says country may hold another secession referendum following Britain’s vote to leave the intergovernmental bloc.
The impact on UK-listed stocks has been relatively muted. So what happens when the votes are counted on the 24th?
Voting begins today, after months of continuous campaigning from the ‘Remain’ and the ‘Leave’ sides, and the results should be in on Friday morning.
If the pound takes a major tumble, British banks could call in debts and cause the rand to weaken.
A second referendum may have to be held if the ‘leave’ camp manages to win with a small margin.
Belgium’s neighbours have rallied in support after this week’s ‘acts of war’ that shook Brussels.
Delegates will discuss a controversial plan for a new European Union force that could shore up borders without the host country’s consent.
Wealthy or not, exit backers are swimming against a tide of business leaders urging the country to stay in, including top executives.
European countries are turning on one another as growing border chaos tests the limits of diplomacy.