Dan Hannan slammed for denying link between huge rise in racist attacks in UK and Brexit
28 Jun
Dan Hannan slammed for denying link between huge rise in racist attacks in UK and Brexit
Leading Eurosceptic MEP Dan Hannan has come under fierce attack after dissociating the Leave camp from a huge rise in racist attacks in Britain since last week's UK referendum result.
Calls for EU to ditch English as official language
28 Jun
Calls for EU to ditch English as official language
Poland would like to see Britain hold a second in-out referendum on its membership of the EU, according to the country's ruling party leader.
Charles Michel: UK can't have its cake and eat it too
28 Jun
Charles Michel: UK can't have its cake and eat it too
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has issued a get tough message to Britain, saying it "cannot have its cake and eat it too."
Mayor of Molenbeek: Area needs EU support to fight radicalisation
28 Jun
Mayor of Molenbeek: Area needs EU support to fight radicalisation
The Mayor of Molenbeek, the Brussels suburb branded a "hotbed of radicalisation", says she is determined to tackle the causes behind the twin attacks on Brussels.
UK MEPs to retain their seats for duration of Brexit process
28 Jun
UK MEPs to retain their seats for duration of Brexit process
Parliament has moved quickly to clarify the position of British MEPs in the wake of the UK's decision to quit the EU.
Spanish elections deliver hung Parliament
27 Jun
Spanish elections deliver hung Parliament
Spanish elections on Sunday have delivered a hung Parliament for the second time in six months.
UK unlikely to hold EU Council presidency
27 Jun
UK unlikely to hold EU Council presidency
The decision to leave the EU has cast serious doubt on the likelihood of the UK holding the EU Council presidency as planned next year.
UK to have new Prime Minister by September
27 Jun
UK to have new Prime Minister by September
Nominations to replace David Cameron set to close on Thursday. 
Brexit: UK parliamentarians promise to fight back
27 Jun
Brexit: UK parliamentarians promise to fight back
A leading supporter of Brexit has poured cold water on the prospect of a second referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.
Brexit: Juncker expresses 'deep regret' at Jonathan Hill resignation
27 Jun
Brexit: Juncker expresses 'deep regret' at Jonathan Hill resignation
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has paid tribute to Britain's outgoing Commissioner Jonathan Hill, who has quit in the continuing fallout from the UK's decision to leave the EU.
Movers and Shakers | 27 June 2016
27 Jun
Movers and Shakers | 27 June 2016
Keep track of developments in the European institutions and public affairs with our movers and shakers column. on 27 June 2016
Blair, Trump react to UK Brexit result
24 Jun
Blair, Trump react to UK Brexit result
Negotiating exit will be a very complex process, says former British PM Tony Blair.
UK warned there will be 'no special treatment' on exit negotiations
24 Jun
UK warned there will be 'no special treatment' on exit negotiations
EU leaders react to historic British vote to leave EU.
EU policymakers react to Brexit
24 Jun
EU policymakers react to Brexit
Italian finance minister Pier Carlo Padoan described the result as "very worrying", saying it highlighted the need for a "new EU model."
David Cameron resigns in wake of Brexit
24 Jun
David Cameron resigns in wake of Brexit
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has announced he will step down by the autumn.
UK votes to leave EU
24 Jun
UK votes to leave EU
British Prime Minister David Cameron resigns in wake of historic vote.
China's economic slowdown presenting 'significant challenge' to companies
23 Jun
China's economic slowdown presenting 'significant challenge' to companies
A new survey says that China's economic slowdown continues to pose a "significant challenge" to both Chinese and European companies.
Brexit result too close to call, suggest final polls
23 Jun
Brexit result too close to call, suggest final polls
British in/out referendum race on a knife edge.
EU Referendum: 'Remain' victory would not be a blank cheque
23 Jun
EU Referendum: 'Remain' victory would not be a blank cheque
With polling in Britain's referendum well under way on Thursday, it has emerged that Germany is pushing for a change of course in the EU whether Britain leaves or stays.
Mahmoud Abbas urges EU to help find 'fair and just' solution to Middle East conflict
23 Jun
Mahmoud Abbas urges EU to help find 'fair and just' solution to Middle East conflict
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has urged the EU to help find a "fair and just" solution to the Middle East conflict.
Alexis Tsipras: UK must remain in EU
23 Jun
Alexis Tsipras: UK must remain in EU
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has urged the UK to remain in the EU, but says that whatever the outcome of Thursday's referendum in Britain "fresh vision is needed for Europe's future."
Brits to head to polls to decide EU fate
23 Jun
Brits to head to polls to decide EU fate
As Britons head to the polls in Thursday's referendum on EU membership, fresh warnings of the impact of the UK leaving the bloc have come from several EU political leaders.
Conflict minerals: EU accused of prioritising profit over people
23 Jun
Conflict minerals: EU accused of prioritising profit over people
Civil society groups have claimed the EU has "prioritised profit over people" in its new rules on "conflict" minerals. 
Out is out: No further negotiations if UK votes to leave EU says Juncker
22 Jun
Out is out: No further negotiations if UK votes to leave EU says Juncker
No "friendly" exit deal warns EU Commission president