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War damage to 2m homes has led to significant rise in rough sleepers and millions of refugees at growing risk in Europe

Trading relationships at ‘breaking point’ because of delays and costs, garden centres and nurseries warn

They will have to register their fingerprints, provide a facial scan and answer questions about their stay when they first arrive in the EU

Taking a look at the things I am watching in the bean market and why it's possible we could be closer to long-term support than resistance.

France's right-leaning new government convened Monday for its first formal meeting during which Prime Minister Michel Barnier vowed to address budget and migrant issues as the priority. Barnier is expected to submit a new budget bill to the European Union next month, and he has pledged to "control and limit"…

One of Keir Starmer’s first actions as UK prime minister was to put an end to the controversial Rwanda asylum scheme. The plan, introduced by his predecessors, aimed to deter small boat crossings by sending those who reached the UK to Rwanda to have their claims assessed.

Venezuela’s disputed election results have thrown the country into chaos. The authoritarian leader of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, was declared the winner in a contested vote in July and, since then, has used state violence to inhibit any hint of protest.

Before the first full meeting of the country’s news cabinet, the former EU Brexit negotiator opened the door to raising the taxes of the wealthiest

Southern EU countries collaborate to develop offshore wind and solar energy in the Mediterranean region to combat climate change and promote peace.

Officials from nine southern European Union member countries are focused on harnessing offshore wind and solar energy

The EU on Monday launched a WTO challenge against a Chinese anti-subsidy investigation into imports of European dairy product, in the latest move in a trade spat between Beijing and Brussels.