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Christine Lagarde has said she will step down as managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

A record-breaking heatwave has swept across Europe, “disintegrating” parts of Germany’s famous autobahn and causing chaos.

Farage predicted a big win Sunday for his Brexit Party in European Parliament elections

EU to offer UK Brexit extension until October 31, review in June (Malta PM Muscat)

The president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, has urged European Union leaders not to humiliate Theresa May when they discuss her latest request to delay Brexit.

British Prime Minister Theresa May’s arrival in Berlin for (yet another) round of Brexit talks on Tuesday got off to an awkward start when she emerged from her car and found Chancellor Angela Merkel had not shown up to greet her.

The EU is poised to agree to Theresa May’s request to delay Brexit, a leaked draft document shows. But it says the extension is possible only until May 22, as the UK “doesn’t intend to hold elections to the EU parliament.”

The UK will have to leave the EU with “no deal” if the British MPs reject the EU-backed accord once again, the French President Emmanuel Macron has warned.

A gunman has opened fire inside a tram and at several other locations in the Dutch city of Utrecht, authorities say.

This is it. The final throw of the dice that could determine the future of the UK for decades. The frightening reality is that no one knows how the week will end.

The A380, the “big, ugly, comfortable beast” of the sky, is loved by passengers, but not airline execs. Now its days are officially numbered.

EU leaders have approved an agreement on the UK's withdrawal next March and its future relations, insisting it is the "best and only deal possible".

Britain's cabinet has backed Theresa May's EU withdrawal agreement, the prime minister has confirmed. She said that the deal is the best that could be negotiated and is in the interest of the country.

UK and EU officials have agreed the draft text of a Brexit agreement after months of negotiations in Brussels.

has said she is prepared to "explore every possible option" to break the deadlock in Brexit talks.

British Prime Minister Theresa May assured EU leaders in Brussels on Wednesday that she can still reach a Brexit deal, avoiding a showdown over stalled talks as Brussels stepped up planning for a failure of negotiations.

A slew of issues remain unresolved, including customs and tariffs, medicine and aviation regulation, fishing rights and what happens at the Irish border.

Low turnout negates referendum in which vast majority of voters backed name change

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EU negotiator also suggests European carmakers will have to use fewer British-made parts