Brussels wants to roll out EU-wide driving ban as it seeks to improve European road safety
The European Commission has announced plans to improve road safety across the EU, including a reshaping of the driving test systems.
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New Northern Ireland Protocol deal reached following VDL-Sunak meeting: UK government sources
The European Commission and the British government have reached a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol, UK government sources said on Monday, following a meeting between Ursula von der Leyen and Rishi Sunak.
Tiesj Benoot wins thrilling Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne from Nathan Van Hooydonck in Jumbo-Visma one-two
Tiesj Benoot ended Belgium’s seven-year wait for a home winner at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne as he led a Jumbo-Visma one-two in a dominant Opening Weekend for the team. A day on from Dylan van Baarle’s win at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Benoot came out on top after a big battle between five riders in the final part of the race.
Message to Moscow: Biden's surprise wartime visit to Kyiv
We ask about the war effort, Biden’s pledges of support in Kyiv, and those of EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels as both Ukrainians and Russians gear up for spring offensives.
Syria-Turkey rescue, Ukraine's call for ammo, ballooning tensions, Sturgeon resigns
What Ukraine needs right now is ammunition. That was the assessment of NATO defence ministers in Brussels this week as they monitored Russia's bloody bid for Bakhmut in the eastern Donbas region. For years, alliance members thought cyberdefence and counter-insurgency were the priority. They didn't expect an old school, full-scale ground war in Europe.
Nicolas Raskin puts focus on Rangers cup final countdown as he looks to prove 'we are better' than Celtic
It's been the date circled in the diary ever since he stepped off the plane and now Nico Raskin is determined to prove he can be Rangers’ man for the big occasion.
Travelogue: From Brussels to Kyiv, European diplomacy stands the test of war
Travelogue by Luke Brown and Caroline de Camaret
EU leaders strike hard line on migration, including visa retaliation, after summit in Brussels
After a summit in Brussels that ran into the wee hours, European Union leaders struck a hard-line tone on migration policy, threatening to use visa permits, trade flows and development aid as leverages to crack down on irregular border crossings and speed up the return of unsuccessful asylum-seekers.