NGOs view the pilot scheme positively, and several EU states acknowledge it aims to 'empty the boats'
(FILES) In this file photo taken November 14, 2018, cows stands under a sign at a disused Irish border vehicle registration and customs office outside Dundalk, Ireland, near the border crossing with Northern Ireland; the issue of how to respect EU rules while adhering to the Good Friday Agreement has been a key sticking point in Brexit talks
The border between the Republic of Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland was once a frontier of violence in the 30 years of sectarian strife known as "the Troubles"
European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier gave a guarded welcome to the UK's plan
A big eurozone budget would have made for a speedier recovery from the financial crisis, Draghi says
Merkel cautioned against 'overburdening' the central bank
No reasons were given for Sabine Lautenschlaeger's decision to resign from the European Central Bank
Google hailed the ruling, saying it has worked Google has worked "to strike a sensible balance between peopleâÂÂs rights of access to information and privacy"
Barrister David Pannick has been representing campaigners appealing against the decision to suspend parliament
The European Central Bank chief, in a December 13 2018 image, has said eurozone fiscal rules should be revisited
Protesters display a banner reading "EU Get Your Ships Together" in Malta, where four interior ministers met
Mario Draghi is scheduled to hand over the reins of the ECB to Christine Lagarde
Apple CEO Tim Cook, in charge of the world's biggest company, has called the EU tax case "total political crap"
Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Friday as key equity gauges were looking up Friday morning.
Repairing or building new transportation infrastruce is one way Germany could invest in its economy
A smile and a 'big bang' package
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar (L) welcomed Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson for talks at government buildings in Dublin on September 9, 2019
Christine Lagarde, incoming head of the European Central Bank, might find her options limited during her first year or more in office
Christine Lagarde, incoming head of the European Central Bank (ECB), says it must communicate better with EU citizens
A top ECB official worries about Libra
British manufacturing moved further into contraction last month, according to a survey
With Brexit approaching, does Queen Elizabeth II save special evacuation plans?
