Mosques and schools were closed across the Netherlands’ fourth-largest city following the bloodshed
Some eurosceptics are now pressing to end Britain’s 46-year EU membership with no deal, but May warned this could cause "significant economic shock"
May huddled with EU leaders in Strasbourg in a bid to salvage the vision of Brexit she set out after coming to power nearly three years ago
With less than six weeks until Brexit day, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has agreed to meet May once again
​Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May returned to Brussels on Thursday for a showdown with EU leaders
Brussels is now waiting for May to formally request renewed talks
Coal mining is an industry increasingly under threat as countries around the world look for ways to phase out fossil fuels to combat climate change
European leaders formally endorse Brexit deal, paving the way for British parliamentary vote next month
Theresa May said she will return to Brussels for more talks on the eve of a planned signing summit
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With Britain set to leave the bloc at the end of March, European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker is demanding ‘substantial progress’ this week
The president renewed his demand that the European Union halts its trade barriers to US products in order to spare his allies new tariffs
German newspaper report said Theresa May pleaded with EU Commission chief for help in stalled Brexit negotiations at a dinner in Brussels last week.
EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has unveiled a plan for sharing refugees among the bloc to ease the burden on border states.
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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.
China is placed under pressure as several central banks intervene to make their currencies cheaper.
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Stocks plummeted across the world on Monday amid fears of a global recession, with markets in Europe suffering their biggest one-day losses since the September 11 attacks on the United States. Dealers said a major new plan by President George Bush to prevent a United States recession was not enough to offset the stream of bad news from banks.
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/ 19 October 2007
Former British prime minister Tony Blair would be a good choice as the European Union’s first full-time president, French and British leaders said on Friday while stressing that the job is not yet on offer. Blair’s successor, Gordon Brown, praised Blair’s current role as international Middle East envoy, and said he would be a strong candidate for any similar high-profile role.