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EU, Turkey should ink deal on refugees - Hungary

Brussels, Ankara should realistically negotiate refugee issue, says Hungarian foreign minister

How a new refugee deal can be a win-win situation for both Turkey and EU

While both sides have traded barbs on the refugee situation, they are working towards finding common ground to diffuse tensions on the Greek border.

Turkish President Erdogan urges NATO support in critical period

“NATO is in a critical period in which it should clearly show the alliance’s solidarity [with Turkey],” President Erdogan told reporters during a press conference alongside NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg.

Huawei confident to supply core network technology to European operators

Shenzhen-based Huawei is at the centre of a spat between China and the US with the latter saying the company’s 5G technology could be used as a backdoor spy channel for Beijing.

NGOs: EU should immediately help child refugees in Greece

In a joint statement, 65 organisations warned of the dangers to the safety and health of approximately 1,800 unaccompanied minors stuck on Greek islands.

After Brexit, EU faces ‘most difficult’ budget negotiations in history

While countries with strong economies that contribute more to the budget don’t want to see their payments increase despite the gap left by Brexit, the poorer countries want to keep the status quo.

EU leaders clash at 'very tough' budget summit

European Union leaders began talks on a joint 2021-27 budget that will need to fill $81 billion hole left by Britain's departure just as they face costly climate and other challenges.

US increasing tariffs on Airbus planes to 15 percent from 10 percent

The announcement from the office of the United States Trade Representative came just days after President Donald Trump said it was time to talk "very seriously" about a trade deal with the EU.

Sinn Fein’s election victory in Ireland is a ‘seismic shift’

This is what brought Sinn Fein to victory in the Irish polls.

Britain lays out tough stance for EU trade talks

"We'll want to cooperate and we expect the EU to follow through on their commitment to a Canada-style free trade agreement," says British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab.

Northern Ireland rivals strike first power-sharing deal since 2017

A 1998 peace accord that ended three decades of violence over British rule of Northern Ireland in which thousands died requires the two main parties to share power.

Are increasing tensions in Northern Ireland linked to Brexit?

Catholic separatist Irish Republicans, Protestant Irish unionists and loyalists to the British government have been gravely worried about the impact of imminent Brexit.