After warning Iran, President Trump said the US hadn't reached out to Iran for talks. "Iran will call us if and when they are ever ready. In the meantime, their economy continues to collapse - very sad for the Iranian people!

US not trying to set up negotiation with Iran: Trump

The EU's powerful anti-trust authority on Thursday fined five major banks -- including Barclays and Citigroup -- more than a billion euros for collusion in the massive foreign exchange currency market.

European Union fines five major banks $1.2 billion for currency collusion

How the European Union will vote and why it matters

Britain will have to take part in European Parliament elections on May 23 as there is not enough time left to get an exit deal ratified by parliament before then, Prime Minister Theresa May's de facto deputy said on Tuesday.

Britain will take part in European Parliament elections: Minister

Supporters of an independent Scotland will launch a new grassroots campaign on Thursday ahead of a possible second referendum on secession from the United Kingdom, hoping to harness Scottish voters` anger over Brexit.

Anger over Brexit sparks new grassroots drive for Scottish independence

US President Donald Trump threatened retribution on Europe Tuesday over tariffs that have bruised profitability at iconic US motorcycle company Harley-Davidson. Trump cited commentary from Fox Business News anchor Maria Bartiromo, who pointed to the drag from European Union tariffs as a key factor in falling sales by the iconic US motorcycle maker.

Donald Trump vows to hit back at European Union as tariffs bite Harley-Davidson

Brexit has created a chaos in UK industries. After Big companies decide to move out their headquarters to other parts of EU from London, the process is not that simple for small firms. Watch this video to know more.

How startups are surviving Brexit and Why companies are moving to Ireland

Britain Will Remain A Member Of European Union Till The End Of October As EU Agrees To An Extension Of Brexit Deadline.

WION Gravitas: it's brextension till october 31

Prime Minister Theresa May insisted Wednesday she wants Britain to leave the EU as soon as possible even as she prepared to agree a potentially long delay to Brexit at an emergency summit in Brussels.

May says wants Britain to leave EU 'as soon as possible'

Migrants on board the German charity ship Sea-Eye begged the European Union for help on Tuesday evening (April 9) after being left stranded out at sea for over seven days.

"Please find a way to help us" migrant on stranded Sea-Eye vessel begs EU

The EU on Thursday condemned a decision to strip Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido of immunity from prosecution, calling it a "serious violation" of the constitution that undermined the chances of a peaceful solution to the country's crisis.

EU condemns stripping of immunity from Venezuela's Guaido

British Prime Minister Theresa May was set to seek a Brexit compromise with opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn on Wednesday, a gamble that could see a European Union divorce deal finally clear parliament but also tear her party apart.

Brexit: May to meet opposition leader Corbyn but a deal, if reached, could tear her party apart

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The EU on Thursday urged London to provide a way forward on Brexit, taking note that the British Parliament had failed to agree a fresh solution to the UK's divorce from the bloc.

EU 'needs yes' on Brexit after UK MPs vote no

British PM Theresa May has told Conservative MPs that she will be stepping down before the "next phase" of Brexit negotiations as the prime minister readied a last ditch effort to win over rebels in her party.

Will step down before next phase of Brexit negotiations: PM Theresa May to MPs

EU lawmakers have endorsed an overhaul of the bloc's two-decade old copyright rules, which will force Google and Facebook Inc to pay publishers for use of news snippets and make them filter out protected content.

Google, Facebook to pay publishers for use of news in EU

UK lawmakers voted to take control of Brexit process

By Ron Johnston, Charles Pattie and David Manley* Not surprisingly, much public attention has been given to the online petition asking parliament to revoke Article 50 so that the UK will remain within the European Union.

Can the Revoke Article 50 petition change the course of Brexit?

British MPs to debate on next Brexit move

UK PM Theresa May asks EU for Brexit Extension

As part of his efforts to garner international support for ongoing peace talks with the Taliban, US special envoy for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad will hold talks with counterparts from Russia, China and the European Union on Thursday and Friday.

US envoy Khalilzad to hold talks with Russia, China and EU on Afghanistan

European Council president Donald Tusk said Wednesday that EU leaders could approve a short delay to Brexit if British lawmakers finally approve the withdrawal deal they have twice rejected.

Short extension possible on Brexit if British lawmakers approve withdrawal deal: European Council president Tusk

Police today evacuated the European Union(EU) building in Brussels over a phone call threatening to blow up the building, reports said. At least forty people have been evacuated at the EU headquarters, reports added.

European Union building in Brussels evacuated over bomb threat

Rafale review petition: 'Security of state supersedes everything,' government tells Supreme Court Attorney General KK Venugopal told the Supreme Court Thursday that the "security of state supersedes everything".

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