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Swastikas and profanities were daubed on the entrance to Poland's embassy in Israel on Sunday after Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said Jews, as well as Poles and others, were among perpetrators of the Nazi Holocaust.more

Britain and the EU should not combine negotiations on future trade relations and other issues related to Brexit with talks on the security agreement, said European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker yesterday in Munich.more

No European country can "avoid the implosion of traditional political systems", and the situation in Germany and Italy may be an example of this - said publicist Sylvie Kauffmann in the French daily Le Monde.more

Jeremy Corbyn's spokesman describes the claims as having "more plot holes than a bad James Bond movie".more

EU politicians have removed a so-called "punishment clause" from a draft text of the arrangement for the Brexit transition period.more

Any attempt to reverse Brexit would be "disastrous" and leave millions of Britons feeling betrayed, Boris Johnson will warn today. The foreign secretary, who led the Vote Leave effort, will say "we cannot and will not" let the referendum result be overturned in a major speech on Wednesday, when he becomes the first of the cabinet's big hitters to unveil his "road to Brexit" vision.more

Behind the new law denying Polish complicity in Nazi atrocities, many fear there lies a growing strain of antisemitism.more

Gerry Adams has handed over the leadership of Sinn Féin to Mary Lou McDonald after 35 years as president.more

A serial conman who pretended his family died in the Grenfell Tower fire to obtain about £12,500 meant for the victims has been sentenced to 21 months in prison.more

"If NI stays in single market, the case for Scotland also doing so is not just an academic 'us too' argument - it becomes a practical necessity. Otherwise we will be at a massive relative disadvantage when it comes to attracting jobs and investment", writes Nicola Sturgeon on Twitter.more

EU migrants should not be given preferential access to Britain after Brexit in order to give all people "equal chance" to come to the UK, according to leading Brexiteer Andrea Leadsom.more

Brussels is demanding that Theresa May submit to powers allowing the European Union to ground flights, suspend single market access and impose trade tariffs on the UK during the Brexit transition period.more

The Ceann Comhairle, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, along with Senator Ivana Bacik, Chair of the Political Steering Group for Vótáil100, today formally launched the Houses of the Oireachtas programme of events to mark 100 years of suffrage.more

British radio BBC World Service pointed in the program "Newshour" controversy about changes in the IPN Act in Poland.more

A UK warrant to arrest Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is still valid, a court has ruled.more

The High Court is set to rule on a unique extradition case in the coming weeks regarding a Polish man who is wanted in his own country in connection with alleged drug trafficking offences. Artur Celmer has been living in Ireland for 10 years. He has now been in custody for the past nine months pending three separate extradition orders served against him by his home country.more

EU chief negotiator's warning comes as official says a 'customs partnership' is unrealistic.more

Italy heads to the polls next month to vote in a crowded general election - against a backdrop of populist gains in Europe - and the shadow of ex-leader Silvio Berlusconi still looms large.more

Finland's president, 69-year-old Sauli Niinisto, has announced the birth of a son.more

Theresa May's first official visit to China has been long in the making, but when the prime minister finally met Xi Jinping, the leader of the world's second largest economy, the most talked-about moment was how she and her husband had remarked that they enjoyed the same tea at home as was served by the president.more

Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to London Arkady Rzegocki, in a letter to the editorial staff of the British Telegraph, defends the amended Act on the Institute of National Remembrance.more

A post-Brexit immigration policy should include a deep cut in the number of low-skilled European migrants coming to work in Britain, with the priority given to only those willing to work antisocial hours, a leading centre-right thinktank has urged ministers.more

A bullish US President Donald Trump has proclaimed a "new American moment" as he delivered his maiden State of the Union speech to Congress. In a primetime address, the Republican leader said he was "extending an open hand" to Democrats to work together.more

A government minister launched an attack on his own civil servants today, accusing them of producing a substandard analysis of the economic impact of Brexit.more

Theresa May has responded to questions about her future as prime minister, saying "I'm not a quitter." Speaking before arriving in China on a trade mission, she referred to Brexit and the "domestic agenda", adding "there is a long-term job to be done".more