EU wants Zuckerberg to testify over Facebook's data scandal
The European Union is calling on the Facebook CEO to accept its invitation to explain the situation
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Questions over one nation's use of terror threat database
AP analysis finds France adds more individuals to Europe-wide security watch list than other countries combined
Fears over toxic waste buried in yards like "hidden treasure"
After decades of neglect, corruption and economic decay, fears that Serbia is sitting on a toxic waste time bomb
Defiant Russia claims U.S. "blackmail" as diplomatic feud escalates
Escalating feud over nerve agent attack on former spy and his daughter is fast becoming the most serious diplomatic crisis since the Cold War
Watch out, Facebook: how new EU data rules may reach the U.S.
The new regulations cover any company that use EU residents' data, no matter where they are based
EU's potential targets to reply to US tariffs
Bourbon, agricultural products and automobiles among an extensive lineup of US products that could get hit
European Union to Trump: "Make trade, not war"
America's U.S. allies in Europe fear the further fraying of trans-Atlantic ties as they seek tariff exemptions
Which U.S. companies would suffer in a trade war?
Corporations from Ford to Miller Coors are in the line of fire if retaliation to Trump's tariff plans breaks out
EU lawmaker says counter-tariffs should "really hurt" U.S.
A trade official says the EU should target American-made goods if President Trump moves forward with tariffs
Far-right, anti-EU parties surge in "Ungovernable Italy"
National elections mark seminal shift in Italian politics, with populist and anti-European parties overtaking old powers
U.K.'s Boris Johnson seeks to reassure Brexit skeptics
A Brexit supporter, Johnson argues the country will prosper by "going global" after the U.K. leaves the bloc
EU pushes back against Trump's trade threats
The 28-nation bloc says it "stands ready to react swiftly and appropriately" if the U.S. moves to restrict its exports
Trump says he'd be "tougher" in Brexit talks than UK's May
In an interview with Piers Morgan, Trump says he'd have a "different attitude" than May has toward negotiations
Putin's biggest foe takes on Kremlin in European court
Alexei Navalny, barred from challenging Russian strongman in election, wants to prove he's been silenced by force
Goldman denies moving operations from London to Dublin
Contrary to news reports, the giant firm says it hasn't decided yet to move its European asset management business
Court ruling could hit Uber hard in Europe
European Court of Justice says ride-hailing giant should be regulated like taxi company, not a technology service
Europe's youngest leader sworn in, with far-right partner
Protesters denounce "Nazi pigs" as new coalition gov't, including nationalist Freedom Party, takes over in Austria
EU clears way for second round of Brexit talks
The 27 leaders authorized the move, almost nine months after Britain triggered the two-year mechanism by which it will leave the bloc
PM Theresa May loses key Brexit vote in U.K. Parliament
The House of Commons voted 309-305 to insert Parliament in the already strained Brexit process
EU finance ministers fire a warning on U.S. tax plan
They worry that "less conventional" provisions could pose a "major distortive impact on international trade"
Brexit "breakthrough" for UK and EU, but tough choices loom
With the Irish border problem resolved, the divorce talks can now move on to the far more difficult issues
Breakthrough in Brexit negotiations paves way for trade talks
Key issues of U.K. border with Northern Ireland and the fate of EU residents in Britain had been sticking points
Europe's terror czar on "trickle" of ISIS fighters returning
EU counter-terrorism coordinator tells AP loss of "caliphate" will cripple ISIS, but the threat is still real
Protesters honor Maltese journalist killed by car bomb
Thousands of protesters rallied Sunday to honor investigative reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia who died in Oct. 16 car bombing
Prospect of "no deal" Brexit looms larger and larger
As March 2019 deadline approaches without any sign of agreement between London, Europe, some worry while other take heart
Musk chose to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX network, sources say
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Iran touts closest ever ties with Russia, contradicting Trump
Cornell responds to Jane Doe letter saying she felt disbelieved
Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with MS
Ohio race takes ugly turn with ad featuring Amy Acton's mother
French government extends curfews after riots sweep across the country
Hegseth meets Netanyahu ahead of elections, possible Iran war restart
Up to 20% of MS diagnoses may be wrong, like Christina Applegate's
