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France's Le Pen to go on trial for tweeting gruesome Daesh images

The far-right leader shared graphic images of atrocities committed by the terror group only a few weeks after it claimed an attack which killed 130 people in Paris.

Human rights lawyers bring case against EU at ICC over migrant deaths

Lawyers say EU policies had led to a rise in the number of migrants dying in their attempts to reach Europe.

Nigel Farage: The man that shook British politics to the core

An arch Eurosceptic who promises to liberate the UK from the EU with Brexit, Nigel Farage has managed to upend the British political establishment, but who is this chain-smoking, beer-drinking everyman?

Greek prime minister calls for early election after EU loss

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announces early polls following his party suffers a major loss in European Parliament elections, saying the result does not rise to the expectation.

After Theresa May, who will be the UK’s next prime minister?

With the Conservative Party leadership contest already well underway, we look at who could be the next prime minister and how they plan to negotiate Brexit.

Could the EU’s failure over the Iran deal be an opportunity for China?

The 28-member bloc failed to sway US President Donald Trump over his eventually successful attempt to withdraw Washington from the deal, leaving an opening for China to become more influential in Iran.

What does Iran’s partial withdrawal from the nuclear deal mean?

President Rouhani’s centerwing government says it will not be part of a pact that hasn’t even been implemented by other signatories.

EU vows response to US move over confiscated property in Cuba

EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says steps could include a WTO case on the issue or using a Blocking Statute, after the Trump administration lifted a ban on US citizens filing lawsuits against investors in Cuba.

UK parliament likely to consider new Brexit referendum - Hammond

The idea of a second referendum would once again be put to parliament at some point, Finance Minister Phillip Hammond says despite the government's opposition to any new public vote.

France says 'premature' for UK to consider further Brexit delay

In a letter, British Prime Minister Theresa May had told the EU Council president Donald Tusk that she wanted to ensure her country left the bloc in an "orderly way," as she fights to have the current exit deal approved by parliament.

EU court junks appeal against Turkey's anti-terror curfews

European Court of Human Rights rejects set of appeals challenging 2015-2016 curfews in southeast Turkey, part of security operations against PKK terrorist group.

After Theresa May, who will lead a fractured UK?

Britain will see its third prime minister in three years as Brexit continues to shake the Brexit political system.