The EU is trying to wean itself off Russian gas in order to help the people of Ukraine.
During an address by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to the United Nations Human Rights Council, diplomats in attendance staged a walkout in protest of Russian attacks on Ukraine. Yevheniia Filipenko, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.N., commented, "What Russia did to Ukraine is an attack on the U.N., the U.N. foundations, on the foundations of our corporation."
Addressing the EU in a live video link, the Ukrainian President made an impassioned plea to the EU.
In the days since Russia's invasion of Ukraine early last Thursday morning, protests have erupted around the world against Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to launch a deadly war. As video of the demonstrations spreads across social media, Yahoo News has compiled a selection of the most striking footage from all corners of the globe — including antiwar activism from within Russia itself.
On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a document requesting to join the European Union immediately. In a video message, he said: "We are grateful to our partners for being with us, but our goal is to be with all the Europeans and, most importantly, to be equal. I am confident we deserve it, and I am confident that all this is possible."
The former special adviser said Boris Johnson showed 'appalled disbelief' when he discovered what leaving the customs union meant.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the deadline.
Communities secretary Robert Jenrick criticised Brussels as a row continues over sausages and chicken nuggets.
Michel Barnier has said Brexit was 'a failure of the EU' and that it needs to learn lessons from the 'social anger' seen in the UK.
The find prompted a row over whether the doses were headed for the UK.
More than seven million Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine doses delivered to EU countries have not been used.
The claim by European Council president Charles Michel sparked anger within the UK government.
'Am I going to sit here and say Brexit is perfect, and that your generation is going to reap the benefits? No, I’m not.'
Scepticism over the effectiveness of the AstraZeneca jab in Germany comes after a muddled communications campaign by the government.
Caroline Dinenage will field questions from the committee next week.
It comes amid ongoing tension between the UK and EU regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The UK has vaccinated 15.5 per 100 people compared to the EU’s 3.16.
The EU has threatened to tighten up the export of COVID-19 vaccines.
The spat came after the EU’s ambassador in London was not given the same status as ambassadors sent by national governments.
The UK has not offered full diplomatic rights to the EU's ambassador, despite other nations granting the bloc's diplomats all necessary privileges.
Exports of fresh fish and seafood have been hit by delays following the end of the Brexit transition period.
The Royal Family might have a change to the demands on their time in a post-Brexit world.
The EU's no-deal planning document depicts a difficult few months for the bloc and the UK if no trade deal is agreed.
More people than ever think the UK was wrong to leave the EU, polling suggests.
A government minister has refused to guarantee the supply of coronavirus vaccines won’t be affected by 'Brexit disruption'.