Obama on globalization and "affinity" for Angela Merkel

President acknowledges "legitimate" concerns about international trade deals, but says the the only way to change the system is to "engage it," not withdraw

• Apr 26, 2016

President Obama weighs in on the E.U. "Brexit" debate

President takes Prime Minister David Cameron's side in angry debate on whether Britain should leave the European Union

• Apr 22, 2016

Obama urges Britain to remain part of EU

But the president said Friday that it was ultimately a "decision for the United Kingdom to make"

• Apr 22, 2016

Obama lunches with queen ahead of Britain's tough EU vote

Official reason for visit by president and first lady is lunch with Queen Elizabeth II to ​toast her 90th birthday, but the timing is controversial

• Apr 22, 2016

​EU expands Android antitrust battle with Google

The 28-nation EU also has other investigations against Google, with the biggest centering on its search services

• Apr 20, 2016

London mayor accuses President Obama of hypocrisy

U.S. president has weighed in through aides on the "Brexit" -- whether the U.K. remains in the EU -- just ahead of his trip there

• Apr 17, 2016

​Greece and creditors hit pause in their bailout talks

Citing no new deal but some progress, the negotiators will take a break before picking up again next week

• Apr 12, 2016

Migrants deported from Germany under controversial deal

For the first time since the flood of refugees overwhelmed Europe, the flow was reversed; more than 200 migrants sent to Turkey

• Apr 4, 2016

Deportations start under controversial EU plan

First group sent by boat from Greek islands to Turkey as operation aimed at limiting migration to Europe begins

• Apr 4, 2016

After recent lull, an influx of migrants in Europe

Over the past two days, Italy's coast guard says about 2,500 people have been rescued in more than a dozen operations in the Straits of Sicily

• Mar 16, 2016

Pound plunges as Cameron makes pro-EU case

Politicians have begun a four-month battle to sway British voters ahead of the June 23 referendum on whether to remain in the EU

• Feb 22, 2016

Britain torn over exiting European Union ahead of vote

British PM launches campaign before referendum on staying in 28-nation bloc; popular London mayor allegedly for "Brexit"

• Feb 21, 2016

More sex abuse claims against EU troops in Africa

U.N. human rights chief reports 6 more cases of alleged child sexual abuse at camp for displaced people in Central African Republic

• Jan 29, 2016

EU: Another ISIS or lone-wolf attack probable

New EU counter-terrorism center seeks to address the very problem that led to the Paris attacks: a lack of inter-member coordination

• Jan 25, 2016

U.N. agency reveals if Iran met nuke deal commitments

Certification by International Atomic Energy Agency would allow Iran to immediately recoup some $100 billion in assets frozen overseas

• Jan 16, 2016

​EU looks into consumer complaint against McDonald's

Complaint alleges fast food giant is abusing its dominant position at the expense of both its franchisees and consumers

• Jan 12, 2016

Big tuna: Chicken of the Sea won't net Bumble Bee

Thai Union Group gives up on $1.5 billion acquisition amid concerns about regulatory hurdles from the Justice Department

• Dec 4, 2015

​Greece and EU hammer out needed bailout agreement

The next bundle of rescue cash, some 12 billion euros, should finally be on its way -- much to the banks' relief

• Nov 17, 2015

EU asks African leaders to take back some migrants

European leaders say most Africans migrants are just looking for work and should be sent home; overwhelmed Sweden, Slovenia take big steps

• Nov 11, 2015

"A new way" to try and tackle the migrant crisis?

As European leaders meet their African counterparts about the surge of migrants, new EU ambassador says it's about cooperation, not threats

• Nov 10, 2015

​Greece still faces hurdles to crucial bailout funds

European creditors won't release the money, which banks are desperate for, until the country passes more financial reforms

• Nov 9, 2015

"Tampon tax" becomes flashpoint for U.K., euroskeptics

If razors, Jaffa Cake cookies and pita bread are exempt from sales tax in EU, then so should women's sanitary products, Brits argue

• Oct 28, 2015

European Parliament tackles its Nazi imagery problem

A t-shirt of Hitler and Nazi salutes have found their way into EU meetings amid heated debate over the migrant crisis

• Oct 27, 2015

German chancellor remains confident country can handle refugee surge

Chancellor Angela Merkel said during a town hall event that Germany can manage the integration of the thousands of refugees arriving

• Oct 26, 2015

EU official meets with ousted Egyptian president

In Egypt, the European Union's top diplomat met with ousted President Mohammed Morsi, who hasn't been seen or heard in public, since he was thrown out of office July 3rd

• Jul 30, 2013

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