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Entirely internal, says India as EU moves to vote on CAA resolution

The European Parliament is set to debate and vote on a resolution tabled by some of its members against the CAA which it says marks a 'dangerous shift' in the country's citizenship regime

Abating uncertainties on trade, Brexit to help global growth: Lagarde

The US also expects the second phase of negotiations for a trade deal with China to begin soon

Boris Johnson's Brexit bill hits hiccup on EU citizens' right to residence

At present EU nationals can register online to confirm their settled status, but receive no physical proof.

Iran threatens nuclear non-cooperation with IAEA if European pressure rises

Since May 2019, Iran has progressively scaled back some commitments under the agreement in response to the US sanctions and Europe's inability to circumvent them.

Trump, EU chief to meet in Davos as US tariffs loom on digital tax: Report

Just days after Trump scored big victories by inking a partial trade deal with China and passing a revamp of the North American Free Trade Agreement, he will travel to the World Economic Forum

Will challenge China-US deal at WTO if it creates 'distortions', warns EU

In our opinion, quantitative targets are not WTO-compatible if they lead to trade distortions, says EU

Will work 'day and night' for post-Brexit trade deal with Britain: EU chief

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said that formal talks would begin at the end of February or early March and simultaneously cover a range of issues

PM Boris Johnson calls on public to crowdfund Big Ben Brexit bongs

Some eurosceptic lawmakers have been pushing for a celebratory peal to mark Brexit at 2300 GMT on January 31, despite the tower in which the world-famous bell is housed being closed for repairs

Govt gets wiggle room in Kashmir, but it may not be enough for calm

Foreign diplomats' visit and Supreme Court ruling may give government ways to create some semblance of a return to 'normalcy' in Jammu and Kashmir.

Brexit: Miles to go

The harder part of the negotiations begins

Here's why automation of jobs is very bad news for millennial workers

Should governments respond by dissuading innovation?

Owing to weak demand, near-term pressures to remain for Mahindra CIE

Diversified products, buys should perk up its performance from CY21

India signals duty cuts on wine, auto; EU keen on investment protection

Among EU nations, the Netherlands has historically been the fourth biggest source of foreign direct investments (FDI) for India, pegged at $29 billion since 2000

Amid Brexit preparations, EU chief writes a 'love letter' to express grief

"I know you now. And I love you. For who you are and what you gave me. I'm like an old lover. I know your strengths and weaknesses," European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans wrote

European Union slams Russian rail link into annexed Crimean peninsula

The rail link passes over a 19-kilometre (12-mile) long bridge that was built by a company owned by a billionaire businessman ally of Putin's

European Council president calls up Modi, discusses India-EU summit

The Prime Minister expressed confidence that India-EU partnership will be further strengthened under the leadership of Michel.

EU, Germany hits back as US imposes sanctions on gas pipeline project

Swiss contractor Allseas said after the sanctions were imposed that it had "suspended its Nord Stream 2 pipelay activities"

Facing regulations, marine exports expected to remain sluggish: Report

The report revealed that going forward these conditions are likely to persist and overall marine exports are likely to remain subdued in the coming quarters

EU executive urges euro zone to use fiscal policy to help ECB create jobs

The Commission expects euro zone economic growth at 1.2% next year and in 2021, against 1.1% in 2019

Boris Johnson to pass law curtailing Brexit extension beyond 2020

The House of Commons returns on Tuesday to elect a speaker and begin swearing in MPs