Brussels

Trump's first trip abroad as president will take him to Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy and Belgium.

The gulf between the British and European negotiating positions on Brexit has been laid bare.

Brussels must expand the political inclusion of its member states in Central and Eastern Europe.

He will prove a tough Brexit negotiator—far tougher than Hollande.

It is unlikely that either Macron or Le Pen will win control of Parliament.

Hungary has long been one of the European Union's awkward squad.

Will this all end with no deal, no EU reform and an independent Scotland?

Can Britain's negotiations to leave the EU keep the spirit of free trade alive?

Tillerson's potential no-show had increased unease caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's description of NATO as "obsolete" during his election campaign.

Thirty-two people were killed and 300 injured in the attacks, which ISIS claimed responsibility for.

"America cannot care more for your children's future security than you do," said the U.S. Secretary of Defense in Brussels.

The German chancellor must preserve a deal with Ankara that limits refugee flows into Europe.

Security footage reportedly showed a bomber following a Hasidic Jew inside the terminal.

A row has developed over an incident on a new rail line last week.

Government promises of extra officers in Molenbeek, Brussels, have not come through.

Rogers says negotiating experience is in "short supply" amid "ill-founded arguments and muddled thinking."

The country had been the only Latin American state not to have a 'dialogue and co-operation' deal with the bloc.

The ascendance of authoritarian and racist parties in Europe are a visceral threat to those whose families survived the pogroms of the past.

As the battle of Mosul rages, authorities are worried about new ISIS terror attacks in Belgium. Will Parliament give them the powers they say they need?

Mohamed Abrini claimed he only traveled to U.K. for its casinos.

The Europeans are determined the U.K. will not be in a better position after Brexit than EU member states.

Human Rights Watch interviewed 23 people alleging physical or verbal abuse.

Günther Oettinger, Germany's European Commissioner, used the phrase to refer to Chinese people.

The 73 Brits in the 751-seat chamber are staying put for now, creating strains in Brussels.

Counter-extremism prosecutors are investigating the stabbing as city remains on high alert.

If the U.K. rushes to the EU exit, Brexit supporters will be in for an unpleasant surprise.

Saudi officials interacted with the 9/11 attackers and funded them.

The international leaders meeting in Brussels this week need to make human rights a priority in Afghanistan.

Only a handful of refugees try to enter Hungary before being turned back, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has promised to reinforce the border fence he ordered built last year.

Washington has enjoyed success in encouraging the growth of free trade across the world.