European Union

"When it comes to the public finances, European migrants contribute substantially more than they cost, easing the tax burden on other taxpayers," said Ian Mulheirn, director of consulting at Oxford Economics.

Finance ministers of Germany, France and the U.K. have been working together to move the plan forward.

With nationalism spreading in Europe and allies weakened or gone, France's Emmanuel Macron is the only leader fighting freely for the ideals that established the European Union. Will the same threats undo him too?

Falkland Islands trade minister Teslyn Barkman said the British government must implement a "no penguins left behind" strategy.

"We carried out a survey, millions responded and believe that in [the] future, summertime should be year-round," said Jean-Claude Juncker, the EU Commission's president.

"So if they wanted to see me as their main opponent, they were right to do so," the French president said.

"The partner," the U.S., "with whom Europe built the new post–World War order appears to be turning its back on this shared history," the French president said.

The aid package, agreed to on Thursday, will support the public and private sector in a bid to save a plan known as the Iran Nuclear Deal.

After dozens of people were killed in the collapse, Italy's deputy prime minister seemed to point the finger at "external constraints."

United States Ambassador Robert "Woody" Johnson called on British leaders to join the U.S. in "turning up the pressure" on Iran, or face "serious consequences." Washington recently reimposed sanctions on Iran despite opposition from allies.

Fifty-three percent of voters surveyed said they would now vote to remain in the European Union compared with 47 percent who wish to leave if they were given a new referendum.

William Hague, who served as foreign secretary from 2010 to 2014 under the previous government of Prime Minister David Cameron, has warned against tensions amid Brexit negotiations.

"If EU companies abide by U.S. secondary sanctions they will, in turn, be sanctioned by the EU," Nathalie Tocci, an aide to EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, warned.

"I am asking for WORLD PEACE, nothing less!" Trump said in early-morning tweet.

"We deeply regret the re-imposition of sanctions by the U.S., due to the latter's withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action," the foreign ministers of the EU, Germany, France and the U.K. said Monday.

Jean-Claude Juncker reportedly told Trump: "If you want to be stupid, I can be stupid, as well."

The company's CEO admitted it is "relatively uncommon" to change prices mid-year. But given the cost pressures, the company believes it is best for business.

He forces foreign policy and political establishments to re-evaluate positions that have been taken for granted—then says something imbecilic.

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

Trump must decide between chaos and leadership.

"The law of the fittest – this cannot be the future of global trade relations," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.

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

The fine will only take the company two weeks to pay, however.

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

"Russia is a foe in certain respects," Trump said.

The Finnish capital is no stranger to high-stakes Moscow-Washington summits.

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

If Trump wants Europe to spend more on defense, this is not the way to do it.

Marine Le Pen said her party would struggle to make payroll following a financial scandal.

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