Theresa May has sent two senior ministers to Brussels to seek concessions from the EU on the disputed issue of the Irish backstop. The U.K. prime minister is looking to win over enough lawmakers in her own party to secure parliament’s backing for her deal in a key vote next week.

The EU's preferred option is for Britain to stay. Failing that, Brussels would like the UK to remain as close as possible. For now, though, Europe’s leaders just want some clarity on what the British government wants.

Negotiators are working through the night in Brussels after Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker said they made progress in last-minute talks. The two will meet again on Saturday with the EU saying the text must be finalized on Thursday or a planned summit on Sunday would be called off.

From Greece to German, and from Brussels to London, Bloomberg TV's Tom Mackenzie investigates the European connections in China's grand infrastructure investment plan.

Europe's big divide. The stakes couldn't be higher at the Brussels summit with the German chancellor warning that the E.U's fate hangs in the balance of a deal on border policy. Can a compromise be reached?

In an interview with FRANCE 24, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg talked of the upcoming July NATO summit in Brussels, saying he believed it would be less divisive than the recent G7 summit in Canada.

Residents of Brussels have been holding their noses after a dense cloud of smoke darkened the sky over the city. The fire at a waffle factory led to delays on routes into the Belgian capital and prompted amused tweets.

A man was shot in the center of Brussels on Friday evening after attacking two soldiers with a knife, Brussels prosecutors said.

The latest round of Brexit talks wraps up in Brussels with chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier saying there is still "fundamental divergence" on how to guarantee the rights of EU citizens.

The NGO Save the Children sets up a mock cemetery in Brussels to represent Syrian children killed in the country's six-year conflict, ahead of a scheduled EU conference on the post-conflict future of the war-torn nation.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson attends in his first NATO meeting in Brussels on Friday (March 31). He told allies that the United States will uphold previous agreements and ensure the alliance has the capability to defend itself, including from Russian aggression.

"We already miss you," says EU President Donald Tusk in Brussels, after receiving the letter formally notifying him of Britain's intention to leave the EU.