#Avrupa Birliği
Bosnia Election Seen as Crucial for EU Ambitions and Internal Balance
Voters are choosing more than 500 posts in the postwar country’s 10th election since the conflict ended, while the wider impact on the Balkans is also being watched closely.
US Diesel Export Threat Pushes Europe to Prepare Stock Releases
After Washington signaled a possible export curb, European capitals accelerated preparations to tap diesel reserves.
G7 to Release 100 Million Barrels of Diesel to Cool Prices
Stocks will be released over four months after wars in Europe and the Middle East tightened supply, with the first shipments due within 20 days.
UK in Talks With EU Over Strategic Fuel Reserves
London is weighing joint action with Europe in case a possible US diesel export ban pushes prices even higher.
Iceland Rejects Restarting EU Membership Talks
In the referendum, 52.8% of voters opposed the government's proposal to revive accession talks, with turnout reaching its highest level since 2009.
Iceland’s EU Talks Referendum Too Close to Call
Initial counts show the vote on restarting negotiations with the European Union separated by just 435 ballots.
Iceland votes on restarting EU membership talks
Icelandic voters are deciding in a referendum whether to resume European Union membership talks suspended 13 years ago.
Iceland's EU Referendum Puts the Euro and Rates in Focus
Saturday’s vote will decide whether Iceland returns to EU membership talks, intensifying debate over the euro, interest rates and fishing.