Huge march against preemptive COVID-19 restrictions in Brussels grows violent as protesters clash with the police.

Several hundred protesters marched through Brussels towards the European Parliament, calling for decisive action on climate change from world leaders as they prepare to gather in Scotland for the COP26.

This was the first face-to-face meeting of EU leaders since the bloc's energy crisis really came to the fore. Millions of citizens simply don't have the money to pay for electricity and gas bills which have skyrocketed since the start of the year.

French European Affairs Minister Clement Beaune reaffirms that financial sanctions could be taken against Poland if dialog with the country over the primacy of European laws does not work out.

NATO has already expelled eight members of the Russian mission.

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman says the US must uphold its commitments as stipulated in the nuclear deal signed between Iran and the world powers in 2015.

Tens of thousands took to the streets of Brussels on Sunday to try and apply pressure on heads of governments in the EU to be more decisive when it comes to climate change.

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London and Brussels cross swords on the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol as political and community tensions rise in the north of Ireland.

Riot police are deployed to a Brussels city park for a second evening, but are faced with much fewer people.