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MEPs fear racist ‘dog-whistle’ in new ‘protecting European way of life’ role

Europe Letter: Name of migration portfolio appears a misstep for Ursula von der Leyen

West-looking Ukraine ready for Russia peace talks, says new president

EU and Nato urge Volodymyr Zelenskiy to step up reforms and anti-corruption fight

Romanians rally and plan court stoppages in protest at judicial reforms

EU raises concerns and judicial staff to halt work over government's latest decree

May returns to Brussels as UK prepares Brexit backstop plan

EU expects Geoffrey Cox to present draft legal text on backstop as May to meet Juncker

Romania piles pressure on high-profile prosecutor tipped for key EU role

Brussels demands fairness as Bucharest opposes Laura Codruta Kovesi's candidacy

Cliff Taylor: Ireland could face choice of backstop concessions or no-deal Brexit

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar faces ultimate political call on Brexit

EU support for Ireland evident as Brexit realities sharpen in focus

Thoughts turn to backstop as device not principle and Border function as May lacks deal

Fears of Brexit crash-out intensify after May’s defeat

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Romania defends bid to quash corruption cases amid EU outcry

Leader of ruling Social Democrats is among those who will benefit from planned reforms

Spain opposes Brexit deal over Gibraltar doubts

Prime minister Pedro Sánchez says he will vote against document as it stands

Emily O’Reilly criticises senior EU Commission appointment

EU ombudsman cites ‘maladministration’ in Selmayr’s appointment as secretary general

‘Am I bovvered?’ EU shrugs its shoulders at Davis resignation

Analysis: As Johnson follows Brexit secretary out the door, talks process set to go on

Just like the old days as journalists accuse Jean-Claude Juncker of a cover up

Europe Letter: Brussels backlash over Martin Selmayr’s appointment

Brexit breakthrough: Taoiseach says ‘politically bullet-proof’ deal rules out hard border

DUP would have preferred if May did not sign deal, says it won ‘six substantive changes’

Brussels and UK disagree over who has to make next Brexit move

May due to make speech on Brexit progress where she will say ‘the ball is in their court’

This week’s Brexit talks devoid of political grandstanding

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