Cambridge Analytica said it was in touch with Facebook to resolve the issue

Trump campaign firm harvested Facebook data 'horrifying': EU

The European Parliament, through a resolution, has called upon the Governments of India and China to work with countries in the European Union (EU) to help deliver political and democratic stability in the crisis-ridden archipelago

India, China should work with EU to ensure democratic stability in Maldives: European Parliament

At a campaign rally Saturday, Trump threatened to "tax" German cars if the EU does not lower its barriers to US goods

Wilbur Ross, EU to discuss tariffs, trade barriers: Donald Trump

The American president made his comments after crunch talks in Brussels between EU negotiators and US Trade Representative

Trump presses EU on trade barriers in tit-for-tat

The bloc also set out a special zone covering Ireland and Northern Ireland

EU-UK committee to oversee Irish border deal

The “continuity bill”, to be announced on Tuesday afternoon in the Scottish parliament by Brexit minister Mike Russell

Scotland to introduce 'continuity bill' as alternative Brexit bill

Merkel also underscored the need to rejuvenate the EU

Germany's Merkel vows to avoid tax increases, new debt

Any new travel bans and asset freezes would be the EU's toughest measures yet to try

EU set to prepare sanctions on Myanmar generals: Diplomats

Britain and the European Union should resolve trade and other issues related to Britain`s exit from the bloc separately from discussions about a security pact with the UK, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said on Saturday

Don't tangle up Brexit, security issues, EU tells UK

Palestinian foreign minister will tell the EU it should take the step "as a way to respond" to US President Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the Israeli capital

President Abbas to ask EU to recognise Palestinian state

Theresa May has warned that European citizens arriving in Britain after Brexit next year may lose some rights

UK and EU set for clash over citizens' rights during transition

European Union criticised Hong Kong government's decision to bar 21-year-old activist Agnes Chow from standing for election

After Patten, EU rap, China says Hong Kong purely 'internal matter'

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'We cannot get our product in. It`s very, very tough. And yet, they send their product to us -- no taxes, very little taxes. It`s very unfair,' Trump told ITV News in the interview conducted Thursday

Trump blasts EU trade policy with US as 'very unfair'

India earned 25 per cent of the more than 7.5 million awarded S&E bachelor's level degrees in 2014, followed closely by China (22 per cent), the EU (12 per cent) and the US (10 per cent). Nearly half of all degrees awarded in China are in S&E fields

India tops in producing bachelors in science, engineering

'I think we've been absolutely clear, the British public voted to leave the European Union,' the spokesman noted

Britain will be leaving the EU: PM Theresa May's spokesman

French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday that "no progress is possible" in Turkey's bid to join the European Union after a huge post-coup crackdown and other human rights concerns

No progress possible on Turkey's EU bid: Macron

Russian authorities' decision to bar opposition leader Alexei Navalny from running in next year's presidential election raises questions about the vote

European Union questions Russia's 2018 vote after Navalny decision

Ousted Catalan president Carles Puigdemont on Friday demanded to be heard by the European Union after his separatist movement won a parliamentary majority in snap polls

After election win, Puigdemont demands to be heard by EU

At a joint news conference in Brussels, Juncker said he would judge Kurz's government by its deeds

Austrian leader defends EU credentials in Brussels

Theresa May is under pressure from MPs to avoid a "cliff-edge" divorce that would throw the economy into chaos. But at the same time she is being pressed by Brexit voters to deliver Brexit in March 2019, as stipulated by the EU's Lisbon Treaty

Brexit rebel MPs compromise with UK govt over key bill

Insincerity and short-termism rule global responses to Libyan migration

Opinion: Libya is selling slaves. Why EU is ignoring

On Sunday, Davis told the BBC Britain would not honour its ?35 billion-?39 billion divorce bill as agreed under last week's deal

EU toughens Brexit stance after 'unacceptable' comments: Verhofstadt

'So much time has been devoted to the easiest part of the task. Now to negotiate a transitional arrangement and the framework for our future relationship we have de facto less than a year,' Donald Tusk said

EU's Tusk says 'most difficult challenge' ahead in Brexit talks

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