Soaring values in France, Italy, Spain, England and other western European states exerting significant strain

Europe letter: Starmer’s departure offers UK government a chance to ‘reset the reset’ in autumn EU deal

Concession to stop UK universities charging EU students international tuition fees could be ‘decoupled’ from reset deal

Brussels-based officials in EU institutions advised to eat plenty of fruit and wear a hat when braving heatwave gripping Europe

France, Spain, Italy and Luxembourg on alert, while Met Éireann warns Ireland set for ‘exceptionally hot’ Thursday

A decade on from the Brexit referendum, British nationals are a rare sight around the EU’s corridors of power, but they still exist

French authorities ‘open’ to sending police officers to assist gardaí in security arrangements

Irish Ministers and diplomats will chair EU-level discussions and broker compromises between the other 26 countries from July 1st until the end of this year

Necessary for EU to open a ‘direct’ line of contact to Kremlin, European Council president says

Clashing demands over farm subsidies, defence and debt set the stage for a challenging Irish presidency

Current €1.2tn budget covers farm subsidies and regional development grants among funding schemes

Having spent the last year and a half avoiding a trade war with Washington, European leaders may not have the stomach to start one with Beijing

A coalition of hesitant governments has repeatedly derailed efforts to impose trade or diplomatic costs on Israel

Balkan country’s push to become next member state a test of whether enlargement path is ‘credible’, says chief negotiator

Co Limerick plant told European Commission officials last year half of its alumina was exported to Russia, minutes show