Europe

Back then, we turned away boats and set up camps - so what has changed?

The Commission president's state of the union speech saw her press for expansion for the union’s own good

There is no chance of that happening with the current regime – you won’t hear any government minister say “We took the wrong decisions and we need to put it right.”

The need to tackle the likes of Google and Facebook is obvious. But is Brussels fighting the right battles?

Brexiteer Rishi Sunak should get no credit for this Brexit-inflicted farce

Their Brexit is a disaster. But rather than admit it, they’re now fighting a rearguard action to stop the rest of us from putting it right

A new photography book revels in the past of F1’s most famous team. But what would their founder make of their uncertain future?

Ed Davey needs to do what Paddy Ashdown would have done – campaign to Rejoin. The Lib Dems’ vote in one-nation Tory constituencies will soar

Europe may have pivoted away from Russia's pipeline gas, but it will remain exposed until it reduces its gas demand

New refugees have just 28 days to access the essential services they need to rebuild their lives in the UK. In the ‘destitution gap’, many will become homeless

Don't discredit the importance of an EU document mentioning the ‘Islas Malvinas/Falkland Islands’

The government has denied today’s youngsters the invaluable opportunities those exchanges afforded

Hit Netflix series Restaurants on the Edge demonstrates that keeping it simple in the kitchen doesn’t always mean submitting to the obvious

Handshakes alone won't cut it in a world where major security threats, from war to cybersecurity, are global

Migrants from north Africa are trying to walk across the Alps. And many are dying in the attempt

The Icelandic photographer captures landscapes laid bare by receding ice caps.. and the haunted faces of locals who see their way of life ending

We should not be fooled by Sunak’s smiley cinema jaunt. The political world he inhabits is a place devoid of mercy, compassion or shame

Severe weather events show that our house is on fire. Yet we continue to dither over a plan to save the planet

The owner of Twitter has taken one of the world’s most instantly recognisable brand names and replaced it with something utterly meaningless

If Labour stay on their current course, the debate stays focused on the government’s deficiencies, and the polls continue to move towards Rejoin

Tiptoeing around the issue won't do the Rejoin movement any favours

The world does not speak Esperanto. But the continent’s neutral language gives you the key to polyglot Europe

‘Being asked to vote for someone based on the assumption they are lying is horrific’

A new proposal will make it easier to farm and sell genetically modified crops - and campaigners are aghast

Many who work for the EU miss the rigour, clarity and discipline that British Eurocrats brought to the party

Our diplomats are working quietly to reconcile with the EU. Just don’t expect Britain to rejoin any time soon

Division among EU countries on immigration policy is preventing a unified response – and meanwhile people are drowning in the Mediterranean

The contest looks plausibly like an alternative governmental structure for our fissiparous yet self-loving continent

The Wetherspoon owner still believes we were right to leave the EU – but even he admits things have not gone to plan

After the disaster of Jeremy Corbyn, Labour has one goal – winning the next election and finally getting rid of the incompetent Tory government

Economic hardship and war have not pushed Europe’s nations apart, but closer together