Police linked her death to dissident republicans

Politics and politicians are lagging behind popular demand, writes the EU's chief Brexit negotiator

While violence has largely died out since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, tensions continue to simmer, possibly fermented by Brexit

Luxembourg would be hit hard by new rules due to its army of cross-border workers

The Remain vote has fragmented, and the hard Brexit vote has hardened

The EU is in a balancing act between seeking more investment opportunities and security issues

Combined share of seats of Christian Democrats, Socialists is seen falling below 50%

The Bundesbanker has gone from being the chief opponent of Draghi's monetary expansion to a more restrained ECB policy

Germany's Federal Intelligence Service supplies Americans with crucial information from across eastern Europe, Russia and the Middle East

The World Trade Organisation will ultimately decide the level of damages the EU can seek