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European Union nations struggled Monday to find common ground on how to wean the bloc off its reliance on Russian natural gas, seeking to appease wary consumers at home while upholding unity as Moscow turns down the tap. On the eve of an emergency meeting to discuss plans to cut…

Under the entry-exit system, British travellers to the Schengen Area can expect to be fingerprinted and provide a facial biometric

Arsenal have been one of the most active clubs in European football so far this summer, but they remain in the market for a winger, with PSV's Cody Gakpo on their radar

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is 5 months old, and no clear end is in sight. As the invasion turns into a long-term war, it’s time to think strategically about what can be done now to manage and contain the threat in the future.

Europe’s biggest budget airline says summer seats are more than 10 per cent higher than in 2019

Leicester are one of only two clubs in Europe’s top-five leagues not to have signed a player so far this summer, and plans for a squad overhaul have had to be shelved

Danish biotechnology company Bavarian Nordic said on Monday the European Commission had given permission for its Imvanex vaccine to be marketed as protection against monkeypox, as recommended last week by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

Mario Draghi helped restore the country's influence and reputation. With his resignation as prime minister, stability in Italy and the rest of Europe is unclear.

It has been five months since Europe and the United States imposed tough economic and financial sanctions on Russia. While the sanctions have been gradually strengthened in the intervening months, debate rages about their effectiveness, implications for markets and the global economy, and what the West's next steps should be.