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The German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung accused the Polish government of using disputes with the European Commission and France to "deeuropeise" Poland and strengthen its power in the country. more

Brexit for the Union is a very difficult topic because it has shown that European integration is not unidirectional, that one can stop and "get out of European integration" and live outside the Union, "says Dr Krzysztof Winkler from the research group Britannia.more

The UK police have reportedly conducted an experiment and discovered that terrorists were able to find way into the parliament in less than 5 minutes.more

Before the Brexit talks and politicians' soundbites come the off-the-record briefings. So, after more work to map out the UK's exit from the EU, how will the third round of talks go?more

The paramount objectives of Emmanuel Macron's presidency are the reinvigoration of France's economy and the relaunch of the EU. These goals are intertwined with each other. more

Jean-Claude Juncker wants to ban Poland in European Council, and Angela Merkel belives it won't help.more

The UK will pay money to the EU as part of the Brexit process, Boris Johnson has conceded, having previously said the EU could "go whistle" over a reported bill of between €60bn and €100bn.more

The signature of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact on 23 August 1939 led to the deportation, torture and murder of tens of millions of people under totalitarian regimes.more

A Ukip leadership candidate has claimed British Indians and dual nationals should be offered thousands of pounds to leave the UK. John Rees-Evans, who came third in the party's last leadership election, said Britons with dual nationalities could be handed £9,000 and health insurance to relocate to countries where they have the right to settle.more

The leader of Australia's far-right One Nation party has worn a burka on the floor of the nation's Senate. Pauline Hanson's entrance drew audible shock from other senators ahead of a bid by her party to ban the garment in Australia.more

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced in an interview with Phoenix Television and Deutschlandfunk Radio that she will continue to seek "fair division" of refugees in the European Union.more

Not long ago, he was seen as a bearer of hope, not just for his own party, Germany's Social Democrats, but for the whole of the embattled European left. more

Boris Johnson should be jailed over claims made before the EU referendum, Brexit Secretary Davis Davis' former chief of staff has suggested. James Chapman, who quit the role in June, said "leading Brexiteers" would be behind bars over campaign mistruths "if we had effective electoral law".more

IRELAND'S INTERESTS ARE "directly in contradiction" from the stance that EU negotiators have adopted for Brexit talks, and the country should consider leaving the EU, a UK think tank has said.more

Head of Polish Foreign Office told Zeinab Babawi during BBC interview that "there's nothing wrong in Poland" and "the country is still democratic". more

Britain does not recognise media reports that the government is willing to pay 40 billion euros ($36.18 billion) to exit the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Mondamore

Angela Merkel is on holiday - but in a German way. The dependable Chancellor, living up to the image of her unflashy, pragmatic nation, has been pictured wearing the same red and white checked shirt on her Italian hiking trip for every one of the past five years. more

Daniel Mulhall said many of a record 500,000 applications in the first half of 2017 had come from British people who fear losing their rights to live and work in the EU after withdrawal.more

During his first two years in office, Polish President Andrzej Duda carried out over 50 foreign and 187 domestic visits and signed 450 bills.more

Spain will not set as a condition in Brexit talks that it recovers Gibraltar, its foreign minister said in a Sunday interview that could ease tensions over the disputed British territory.more

'The Sunday Times': As the UK government ties itself in knots over the legal and political niceties of negotiating Brexit, Poland is successfully demonstrating a have-your-cake-and-eat-it approach: ignoring Brussels without giving up the benefits of European Union membership.more

London will agree to pay up to 40 billion euros to quit the EU, not a cent more, according to a report. It's much less than the EU wants.more

The British authorities have rejected Russia's extradition request for Georgy Shuppe, once a son-in-law of Russian fugitive oligarch Boris Berezovsky.more

Poland's future within the EU has come under renewed uncertainty after the President of the European Council said the country's "arrogant" rejection of EU law signals its desire to exit the union.more

A member of a Co Cork group campaigning to change street names to reflect national history has said young Irish people need to stop mimicking Americans and respect their own culture. The English Market, Victoria Road and Marlboro Street are just some of the street names in the sights of the Cork Street Names Group.more