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Trump is threatening more tariffs on E.U. imports.

The German chancellor said she did not know the "root cause" of Trump's negative attitude toward Berlin.

Almost all tariffs between the European Union and Japan will be abolished.

The EU's top court found that the Jehovah's Witnesses' door-to-door preaching is a form of data collection and requires consent.

The British prime minister clings to power after two senior ministers resign in controversy over Brexit.

Top diplomats from China, the EU, France, Germany, Iran, Russia and the U.K. believe the nuclear deal “is in the security interest of all.”

Germany's new migration deal is the latest twist in a tricky 12 months for one of the world’s great political survivors.

The European Union is set to launch legal proceedings against Poland, where the right-wing ruling party can now appoint judges loyal to the government.

Trump asked Macron, “Why don’t you leave the EU?” and said France would get a favorable trade deal if he did.

The lawmaker's statement comes amid a looming crisis about refugee policy.

“The persons listed are responsible for human rights violations and for undermining democracy and the rule of law in Venezuela,” the EU said.

A boost in drug production from Latin America has increased supply.

The president imposed tariffs on metals imports from the EU, which accused him of bullying it on trade.

Soros said Trump is putting "pressure of unpredictable force" on Europe.

"This is the first administration that thinks it is in the American interest to have a divided Europe rather than a united one," Frans Timmermans said.

Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz accused the EU of “sucking up to Iran” and said the organization “doesn’t really represent European nations.”

Trump delayed the introduction of steel and aluminum tariffs by one month.

Money from the EU for new coal plants contradicts its plans to reduce air pollution.

Can the European Union stop the rise of authoritarianism in Hungary?

For over a year, the accused hacker has been at the center of a controversy between the U.S., the Czech Republic and Russia.

“The irony is unreal.”

As Trump moves forward with powerful foreign policy announcements, he does so without input from ambassadors in critical regions.

Hotter-than-average temperatures and asylum-seeking applications are directly linked.

It’s a turbulent time in European politics.

Democratic mayors and governors are reaching out diplomatically on issues that President Donald Trump either vilifies or ignores.

The bloc is experiencing immediate-term stability, but there are plenty of underlying risks.

Spain is far from descending into full-scale conflict. But the Catalan independence debate has the potential to prove seriously destabilizing.

The 21st century will be Asia’s for the taking; Europe is just along for the ride.

Jean-Claude Juncker has called for the EU to collaborate more on defense projects.

Despite vehement opposition from the Spanish government, which says such a vote is illegal, the head of the region has set a date for a vote.