Poland Moves to Name New Judges Despite EU Concerns
Polish officials moved to speed up the appointment of new judges to the Supreme Court despite objections at home and ...
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Finding Home: Refugees Struggle to Settle in Egypt
Some of the poorest countries have been forced to house refugees with just a few resources that could support incomers. ...
EU Ramps Up Legal Threat to Poland Over Court Reform
The E.U. stepped up its legal threats to Poland over its controversial supreme court reforms, giving Warsaw one month to ...
New African Migration Body is Win-Win for Morocco
With the new African migration body based in Morocco’s capital Rabat, the country takes a more frontal role in the ...
EU Regrets US Sanctions Against Iran, Moves to Limit Their Impact
European signatories of the nuclear deal with Iran released a joint statement condemning the United States’ reintroduction of sanctions against Tehran.
Beyond Western World Order: Trump’s Rhetoric Creates Opportunities
There’s been a lot of talk of the end of the western liberal order, and the prospect that Trump is ...
EU Offers Member States Money to Admit Rescued Migrants
The European Union proposed financial incentives to member countries to admit migrants from Mediterranean rescue boats, 6,000 euros for every ...
Trade War US and EU Would Have Direct and Negative Effect on Both
The US fighting a multi-front trade war while calling into question many of the institutions that undergirded postwar stability and ...
Trump Told British Prime Minister May to ‘Sue the EU’
U.S. President Donald J. Trump told British Prime Minister Theresa May she should sue the European Union rather than negotiate ...
EU Can Do ‘Very Little’ to Stop Polish Judicial Reforms, Experts Say
Leaders of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) have remained defiant as the European Union has condemned recent reforms ...
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson Resigns
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigned on Monday in a major blow for Prime Minister Theresa May, hours after her ...
Top French Court Says No Punishment for Aiding Migrants
France's Constitutional Court ruled Friday that people could not be charged for helping migrants who entered the country illegally.
Poland to Remove 27 Supreme Court Justices Despite EU Legal Action
Despite legal action from the European Union, an aid to Polish President Andrzej Duda confirmed Tuesday that 27 of the ...
EU Starts Legal Action Against Poland Over Supreme Court Reform
The EU on Monday launched legal action against Poland over its controversial Supreme Court reforms.
Merkel Eases Migrant Row with Greece, Spain Accords
Germany sealed deals with Greece and Spain to take back migrants previously registered in those countries, in a crucial win ...
Merkel: Migration Could Decide Europe’s ‘Destiny’
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned the migration challenge could determine Europe's fate, hours ahead of a Brussels summit on the ...
EU’s Tusk Warns ‘Time is Short’ to Beat Populists
EU President Donald Tusk said leaders are running out of time to reassure their citizens the European Union can control ...
EU Calls for End to Violence in Yemen, Humanitarian Access
The E.U. called for all sides in the Yemen conflict to stop the escalation of violence and ensure the port ...
Levying Tariffs on European Cars Would Be Counterproductive
US President Donald Trump calls for European carmakers to build their cars in the US, but he seems to forget ...
Italy Doubles Down on Anti-Migrant Stance Ahead of EU Summit
Just two days before a mini summit on immigration in Brussels, Italy's three-week-old populist government is digging its heels in ...
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