Europe

A hidden Brussels unit plans the continent’s disaster response - and citizens want it to do more, not less

Voters aren’t fed up with talk of Brexit. They’re fed up with government paralysis

After the elections, a serious pivot to the EU is necessary, possible and the only card the beleaguered prime minister has left to play

Before Google Maps, travellers had to rely on guides and phrasebooks that mixed useful advice with imperial arrogance and surreal oddities

The message from the British public is now clear and consistent: they are in favour of having a closer relationship with the EU

For the SNP, promoting EU membership can portray independence not as leaving something, but joining something

Starmer and Reeves are talking tougher than before. Now they need to make a positive case for the UK in a bolder Europe

Reshaping our place in the post-Trump, post-Brexit, post-Iran world is about strength, not virtue

Starmer, it seems, just doesn’t want to deal with the question of our relationship with the EU – or at least, not in public. That now has to change

European funds can now be used to provide abortion across the continent. Campaigners have faced personal and political obstacles fighting for this result. Has a real moment of change arrived?

Author David Marsh spoke to 160 key players - and they painted a picture of a continent losing its way

The US is pulling back from Europe. If it withdraws its nuclear umbrella, that will leave the continent dangerously exposed. It is time to plan for that scenario

The ardently Brexit-backing paper used a map of Europe showing the UK back in the EU

Is it any wonder the EU is so hesitant when dealing with the PM, especially as his successor is likely to take such a different view on Europe?

Keir Starmer wants Britain to get closer to the EU. The war in Ukraine and Trump’s military posturing put European security at the heart of that realignment

Putin and Trump want to destroy liberal democracy. Only Europe now stands in their way. Can the continent hold out against the twin threats from east and west?

The Erasmus scheme allowed millions of UK students to broaden their horizons – and also their private lives

Rejoining the reciprocal study scheme has infuriated Brexiteers - and given new impetus to calls for a full return to the EU

National Rally’s Jordan Bardella is no backer of Frexit, despite meeting Nigel Farage in London

The X owner compared the European Union to the Nazis - just a week after calling for anyone using the label to be treated as inciters to murder

Everyone knows the famous image of the photographer in Hitler’s bath. But her lesser-known work is equally compelling

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Laure Ferrari faces a criminal fraud verdict in Brussels over alleged misuse of €730,000 in EU funds

In Farage and Badenoch's eyes, is even paying taxes in Britain good enough for EU nationals like me?

Across the channel, rent control, land reform and social housing investment have kept greedy landlords and homelessness at bay. It’s not too late to change course

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

The EU’s new travel rules look suspiciously like the ones he’d approve for Britain - so naturally, he’s against them

From San Sebastian to Copenhagen, one train ticket allows travel in 33 countries, for all age groups. But don’t dare think that you can just hop on, hop off

Only more centralisation can save the EU from fragmentation, irrelevance - and China

After years in the culinary wilderness, pulses are becoming more popular in Britain. But yields are suffering as the climate crisis marches on

A new report shows that Britain is aligning itself with more European rules and standards – but there are two exceptions