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    Myanmar activists hold candle-lit protests as EU, US try to pressure junta

    23 Mar 2021

    At least 261 people have been killed by security forces attempting to quell weeks of pro-democracy protests in towns and cities across the country, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) activist group.

    N.Ireland protocol is solution, not problem, says EU envoy to UK

    16 Mar 2021

    Some in Northern Ireland are calling for the protocol to be scrapped on the grounds that it creates trade barriers between the province and the rest of the United Kingdom in order to protect the European single market.

    EU clinches deal on climate law, tougher 2030 emissions goal

    21 Apr 2021

    The deal arrives just in time for a summit of world leaders hosted by the U.S. government on Thursday and Friday, where the EU and other global powers will promote their pledges to protect the planet.

    VIDEO: EU chief says 'sofagate' shows need to tackle sexism

    27 Apr 2021

    Von der Leyen stood looking at the seated men, expressing her astonishment with an "ehm” sound, and a gesture of disappointment. She was later seen seated on a large beige sofa, away from her male counterparts.

    EU chief defends China deal ahead of US summit

    08 Jun 2021

    The president of the European Council, Charles Michel, will meet Biden at this weekend's G7 summit in Cornwall, before hosting him in Brussels next week for EU-US talks.

    EU lawmakers hail approval of amendments to European Climate Law

    10 Oct 2020

    The European Parliament announced on Thursday the adoption of its negotiating mandate on the law with 392 votes in favour, 161 votes against, and 142 abstentions, after two days of debate and voting sessions, reports Xinhua news agency.

    EU agrees Russia sanctions over Navalny poisoning

    14 Oct 2020

    Ambassadors from the 27 EU countries approved the sanctions after France and Germany proposed measures last week, saying Russia was responsible for the poisoning of Navalny.

    Back at the Brexit table, UK and EU try to tackle fish

    23 Oct 2020

    The chief negotiators of Britain and the European Union meet on Friday for intensive negotiations on a last-minute trade deal that would stave off a tumultuous finale to the five-year Brexit crisis.

    French minister calls for EU unity on fisheries in Brexit talks

    13 Oct 2020

    France’s EU affairs minister on Tuesday called for unity in the 27-nation bloc over fisheries negotiations with Britain that are part of troubled broader talks aimed at keeping trade flowing freely despite Brexit.

    Virus expected to last long-term despite global vaccine rollout

    13 Feb 2021

    In an interview with AFP, ECDC chief Andrea Ammon urged European countries in particular not to drop their guard against a virus that “seems very well adapted to humans” and may require experts to tweak vaccines over time, as is the case with the seasonal flu.

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