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Euroscepticism is on the brink of ending the European Union – here's how to save it
If the EU wants to survive, the issue of freedom of movement cannot be ignored.
Richard Branson meets Theresa May in 'secret' Brexit talks and calls for referendum rerun
Branson's meeting with May should not be misconstrued as political endorsement, a source said.
Brexit: Paris and Frankfurt tout for London business amid uncertainty over Britain's future in the EU
Paris took out an advert in the Financial Times urging businesses to consider the French capital.
Brexit: Four companies to invest in after the EU referendum
IBTimes UK financial expert Edmund Shing recommends firms to put your cash into post-Brexit.
Brexit bigots target German cars and Polish children abused as hate crimes surge
Polish community tell Parliament they feel 'unwelcome and hated' since referendum.
Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump: What will a new US president mean for Europe?
Trump would be an existential challenge but 'hawkish' Clinton also presents a danger to Europe.
Brexit: Punish the politicians who deceived you - not Europeans and immigrants living in the UK
I blame all populist British party leaders for damning Britain to an uncertain and perilous future.
Brexit: Moving from Project Fear to Project Reassure
David Cameron speaks to the Commons as Jeremy Corbyn re-ups his shadow cabinet.
Ireland has many reasons to distrust the EU - but we have been stunned by Britain's decision to leave
Irish voters have taken out their anger with Brussels at the ballot box rather than through referendums.
Labour Brexit crisis: New shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry backs Corbyn as leader
Thornberry was promoted from shadow secretary for defence in the Labour reshuffle by Jeremy Corbyn.
Brexit: Germany urges caution after UK votes to leave European Union
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said EU countries should learn from Brexit.
Brexit: City could lose its financial passport to Europe
Head of the French Central Bank is predicting that the City will lose its all-important access to Europe
Brexit: Europe Ryder Cup captain Darren Clarke says referendum result 'makes no difference' to team
The Northern Irish captain did admit he was surprised by the result of the 23 June vote.
Germans protest nude swimming ban ahead of refugee centre opening
Nudists claim ban undermines their way of life, known as Freikorperkultur, or Free Body Culture.
EU referendum: Embarrassment for Brexiters as 2013 video emerges of Boris backing Single Market
Boris Johnson backed the Single Market just three years ago – so what changed his mind to back a Brexit?
EU Referendum: How would a Brexit affect UK foreign relations with Europe and beyond?
IBTimes UK asks how an exit from the European Union could affect the UK globally.
Italian man found dead on Mont Blanc after wingsuit accident
The man is believed to have jumped from a height of 3,800 metres from the Aiguille du Midi peak on 8 June.
France floods: Fourth person dies as river levels begin to fall
Valls said about 20,000 people were evacuated from their homes after a week of heavy rain.
EU referendum: It's all about the economy says David Cameron
In a smooth performance on Sky News Cameron touched on Turkey, Boris Johnson and Wold War III.
Syrian refugees caught in the middle of Europe and Turkey standoff over migrant deal
Angela Merkel and Recep Tayyip Erdogan have entered into a war of words over visa-free travel.
Zika virus outbreak looms over Europe's summer, warns WHO
Risks of a zika outbreak in Europe this summer are low or moderate, with significant differences across regions.
Angelina Jolie Pitt urges European nations to open their doors to migrants
The UN special envoy warned fear of uncontrolled migration risks triggering 'a race to the bottom'.
British people have a 'relatively high risk' of falling into low-income poverty
Figures show that around 32.5% of the population fell into poverty at least once in the preceding three years.
Refugee Crisis: Video shows fleeing Syrians shot and beaten by Turkish border guards
Human Rights Watch has detailed the attacks on refugees during April and March this year.
Fear-mongering from David Cameron over EU Brexit is not fooling British voters
As with British prime ministers before him, the Conservative leader takes British voters for mugs.
Glitter, glamour and geopolitics - why we love Eurovision
Sweden is on course to overtake Ireland with the most Eurovision wins
Europe Day: What is it and what has it got to do with the European Union?
Europe Day is marked by the European Union on 9 May to celebrate the anniversary of the Schuman declaration.
EU referendum: David Cameron says UK will keep peace in Europe by avoiding Brexit
Prime minister claims staying inside the EU will make Britain 'stronger, safer and better off'.
Isis: Thousands march through Brussels to defy Daesh terrorists and racists
Molenbeek march in protest at Brussels and Paris terror attacks passes off peacefully.
A plague on both their houses: This pitiful EU referendum 'debate' is an affront to voters
Not only are the right questions not being answered - they're not even being asked.