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EU Border Guards Use ‘a Little Bit of Force’ to Push Migrants Back to Bosnia, Croatia’s President Admits
Reports of "push-backs" at the Croatian - Bosnian border, which is also an external border for the European Union, have surfaced a number of times over the past few months.
Italy Proposes Charter Flights to Bring Migrants to EU ‘in Dignified Conditions’
Italy has been trying to convince the entire European Union to help relieve pressure it is experiencing from the ongoing influx of migrants through the Mediterranean.
Turkey May Have Started Drilling in Disputed Gas Deposit near Cyprus, Report Says
Ankara remains unyielding in the face of potential EU sanctions over the Cyrpus EEZ natural gas dispute.
Clashes of ‘Yellow Vests’ with Police in Paris Mar France’s Bastille Day Celebration
France's national holiday did not go without violent clashes as Yellow Vest protesters tried to blockade the Champs Elysees boulevard.
Greece Rattled by Earthquakes while Suffering Inclement Weather
A severe summer storm front has killed six people in Halkidiki in Northern Greece, all of them foreign tourists.
Johnson, Hunt Both Vow Brexit by October 31 in UK Conservatives’ Leadership Debate
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt were rather sarcastic when describing each other's most admirable qualities.
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EU States Should Band in ‘Smaller Groups’ on Migrant Issue, Troubled Merkel Says
EU member states should tackle the migrant issue in “smaller groups”, the leaders of Germany and France, Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron, have suggested as the Union is failing to come up with a common solution. Merkel, Macron, and 14 other EU leaders have met in Brussels for informal talks in an attempt to reconcile […]
EU Sees Decline in Illegal Migrant Numbers, Rise in Number of Those Ordered to Leave
In 2017, there were 37% fewer illegal migrants present in the European Union compared than the previous year, according to the latest statistics from Eurostat, the EU statistical body.
Austria Raids Far-Right Identitarian Leader over Donation by New Zealand Attacker Brenton Tarrant
A donation of EUR 1,500 from Tarrant from over a year ago has thrown suspicions over Martin Sellner.
Romania Sees Renewed Anti-government Protests after Friday’s Violent Clashes with Riot Police
Bucharest and other cities across Romania saw a second day of anti-government protests on Saturday, after Friday’s violent clashes with riot police during what became known as the Diaspora Rally.
Take May’s Plan or Face No-Deal Brexit, May’s Second-in-Command Tells EU
The EU should accept the Brexit plan put forth by British Prime Minister Theresa May or face the prospect of a no-deal scenario, the second most important person in the UK Cabinet, Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington, has warned.
The GDPR Was Supposed to Boost Consumer Trust. Has it Succeeded?
By Daniel Castro and Eline Chivot According to recently released survey data that was collected in November 2018, European trust in the Internet is at its lowest in a decade. These results show that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)—which the EU has touted as the gold standard for data protection rules—has had no impact […]
From Ukraine’s ‘Servant of the People’ to Merkel’s EU Future: EU’s Top Stories on April 20-21, 2019, Ranked
The 10 EU news and developments from April 20 - 21, 2019, ranked in order of importance.
From European Parliament’s Last Day to Facebook’s Political Ads: EU’s Top Stories on April 18, 2019, Ranked
The 10 EU news and developments from April 18, 2019, ranked in order of importance.
From Greece’s ‘German Reparations’ to UK’s EU Elections: EU’s Top Stories from April 17, 2019, Ranked
The 10 EU news and developments from April 17, 2019, that matter the most.
