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Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson described North Korea's test launching of nuclear weapons as "reckless" on Thursday, saying it was important that China increases pressure on Pyongyang.more

Presidents of Poland Andrzej Duda and US - Donald Trump met on Thursday afternoon. The meeting took place at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, without translators and advisers.more

When transatlantic relations were at their nadir in the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the then US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld ruffled feathers in the EU by labelling part of it as "old" Europe and drawing a contrast with its newer eastern states.more

The British government is unaware of any plans of US President Donald Trump visiting us in the coming weeks, said the spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May.more

The subject of American visas for Poles is complex and dependent on many external factors; Will this topic appear at the meeting of President Andrzej Duda with US President Donald Trump - we will see, said the spokesman for President Krzysztof Lapinski.more

A journalist in Saudi Arabia has been suspended for overly complimenting the king.more

Donald Trump may visit the UK briefly this month en route to celebrate Bastille Day in France on 14 July.more

Britain has urged Russia to continue investigating the assassination of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov as responsibility for the killing "goes further" than the five men convicted on Thursday.more

Daria Jaszcz, 21, detailed the problems she has faced in applying through a system she describes as "without a doubt the most emotional process I've ever been through in my life".more

MPs no longer have to wear ties in the House of Commons - does this finally spell the end for an item of men's clothing that was once de rigeur in Western Europe?more

President Trump lashed out at the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" in two vicious tweets Thursday morning, calling Mika Brzezinski "low I.Q. Crazy Mika" and claiming she had a facelift late last year.more

A majority of British people want the UK to prioritise maintaining free trade with Europe over cutting immigration, in the latest sign that the public are turning against a "hard Brexit."more

The minority Conservative government has survived its first major Parliamentary test after its Queen's Speech cleared the House of Commons.more

In mid-July, US President Donald Trump will arrive in France at the invitation of President Emmanuel Macron. more

SINN FÉIN COUNCILLOR Mícheál Mac Donncha is the new Lord Mayor of Dublin city. First co-opted onto the council in 2011, Mac Donncha was re-elected in 2014. He has been a long-standing member of Sinn Féin, and was the editor of the party's newspaper - An Phoblacht - from 1990 to 1996.more

The body would signal a compromise after the UK's rejection of an EU court as the arbiter of future disputes on citizens' rights.more

According to a major study of social attitudes, 48% of people asked said they backed increased taxes and spending.more

Nicola Sturgeon is to "reset" her timetable for a second referendum on Scottish independence.more

New parents are electing to name their children after politicians - with Corbyn the hottest new baby-naming trend, a study has found. more

"In my opinion, our proposal for EU citizens rights is similar to EU expectations in that matter".more

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has slammed the DUP and Tory government deal as a 'blank cheque for Tory Brexit which threatens the peace agreement"more

The new proposals of British Prime Minister Theresa May on EU citizens living in the UK presented yesterday are a step in the right direction, marking a certain convergence of London to EU position, admitted MFA deputy Konrad Szymański.more

All 3 million EU citizens resident in Britain will have to apply for inclusion on a "settled status" register if they want to stay in the country after Brexit under Home Office proposals.more

About half a million children born or raised in the UK will reportedly not gain automatic citizenship after Brexit. Previously, people born in the UK after 1983 could become British citizens automatically if one parent was British or "settled" - meaning they had lived in the UK for five years prior to their child's birthmore

Theresa May has agreed a deal with the DUP that will give the minority Conservative government the support it needs to pass key votes in parliament.more