After 25 years of discussions, a deal between the EU and the Mercosur bloc looks imminent. The European Commission should soften the blow for Europe’s farmers.

With a potential by-election in Johnson’s constituency coming up - what lessons are there from an earlier foray into the UK’s poshest ward?

In their last ever appearance in the European Parliament, British MEPs on both sides of the Brexit divide may only be remembered for their populist rants.

It’s not just the EU that Poland has outraged, but US politicians are starting to feel queasy as well.

With the second round of their presidential election this Sunday 12 July, Poles have a chance to save the rule of law.

A state-wide cover-up over thousands of tonnes of mustard gas found in the Baltic Sea could be Europe’s next ticking time bomb.

The British right-wing press have turned on Boris Johnson, casting his No.1 pledge of delivering Brexit in serious doubt.

Regardless of whether a deal is reached this year, Britain may still revert to WTO terms.

I urge Portuguese MP Constança Urbano de Sousa not to stoop to Britain’s level of gleefully removing opportunities and citizens’ rights.

It wasn’t Brexit that made me leave, but a stark realisation that there was something deeply wrong with the Tory party.

After two years, £1,000 and zero lawyers I have officially become a Portuguese citizen. As a Remainer, previously jealous of my counterparts I was leaving behind in the rest of the EU after Brexit, I couldn’t be happier.

Blaise Baquiche explains his unusual route to regaining EU citizenship, through a ‘law of return’ in reparation for the horrors of the Inquisition.

As British MEPs appear for the last time in Brussels, we look back at the best interventions made by UK politicians on the European stage. Ranging from outrageous perorations to witty ripostes, here’s my list of the top 10 contributions by Brits in the European Parliament, based on sheer jaw-droppery.

As Finland ends its Presidency of the European Council, the country enters a bright new dawn of politics.

As the delayed start date for the new Commission draws closer, there are still no guarantees that Ursula Von der Leyen will get to work on 1 December.

Ahead of Sunday's European election results, Blaise Baquiche reflects on what the March of the Living taught him about Europe

The Lib Dems can lead the fight against populist forces in Europe.

In the run up to the House of Commons ‘Meaningful Vote’ on the Prime Minister’s negotiated deal with the EU, to be held on 11 December, here’s a briefing outlining the various outcomes if the deal is rejected.

By kicking out Remianers and welcoming old school fascists, the Tory Party’s presence in the European Parliament has gone from bad to farcical.