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Tanzania denies plans to crackdown on gays

Tanzania has denied reports that it intends cracking down on gays by arresting suspects. The governor of Dar es Salaam, Paul Makonda told reporters last week...

EU to create 10 million jobs in free trade deal with Africa

The European Union says it has offered Africa a free trade deal which will bring new investments to the continent. European Union Commission President Jean-Claude...

Uganda faces international criticisms over ‘treatment’ of MP

The European Union and the United States of America have condemned the treatment of a detained MP in Uganda this week. The very vocal Ugandan...

Google fined 4.3bn euro by EU over Android

Google is to be fined a record 4.3 billion euros ($5bn; £3.8bn) over its Android operating system, the BBC has learned. The European Commission's action...

Brexit: UK Cabinet agrees on future EU deal

The cabinet has reached a "collective" agreement on the basis of the UK's future relationship with the EU after Brexit, Theresa May has said. Ministers...

EU readers blocked from US news sites

Major American news sites, including the Los Angeles Times and the New York Daily News, remain unavailable to readers in the EU, a month...

EU leaders back reception centers for Migrants

European Union leaders support the idea of having reception centres to screen asylum seekers. These asylum seekers or migrants use North Africa and the Balkans...

WhatsApp to raise minimum age limit to 16 in EU

Popular messaging service WhatsApp is banning under-16s from using its platform in the European Union.

EU leaders clash over refugees

Two years after the Mediterranean migrant crisis shook the European Union, a tentative effort by the bloc to patch up differences over refugee policy has stumbled, revealing enduring rifts among the bloc’s leaders over the contentious question.

Brexit: EU leaders to move talks to next stage

EU leaders are expected to formally agree to start the next phase of Brexit negotiations later. It means talks can move on to the long-term relationship between the UK and EU, days after Theresa May suffered her first defeat in the House of Commons.

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