France 24/08/2017 The posted workers directive in seven questions Everything you have always wanted to know about the posted workers law without daring to ask...
Ireland 16/08/2017 Ireland refuses to collect commission's 13 billion tax bill from Apple Ireland will not be sending the EU Commission's 13 billion euro back-tax bill to Apple - "Not our job" says Finance Minister.
Belgium 09/08/2017 Belgium claims Dutch allowed sales of contaminated eggs for more than eight months Belgium claims the Dutch knew as far back as November last year of fipronil-contaminaed eggs, but allowed sales to continue.
Belgium 27/07/2017 Watch: EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker rejects Merkel’s telephone call Most politicians would not hesitate over taking a telephone call from the most powerful woman in Europe. Not so EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker, who
Greece 27/07/2017 More EU aid to Greece to help cope with migrants More than 200 million euros has been given to Greece to help it cope with the influx of tens of thousands of migrants and refugees
state of the union 27/07/2017 EU Commission ups the pressure on Poland There will no longer be a safety net for Warsaw regarding its judicial reforms.
brussels bureau 27/07/2017 President Juncker agrees on right to food equality European Commission President Juncker agrees with Slovak PM over food quality disparity between EU members states
Belgium 27/07/2017 Farce as Brussels blocks 195 requests for EU chiefs’ travel expenses Transparency campaigners have slammed Brussels after a 1,178-day battle to find out how much EU chiefs spend on travel. Access Info Europe (AIE)
Poland 27/07/2017 EU-Poland row gets personal as war of words heats up The Polish justice minister lashed out at European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans, who happens to be Dutch
world news 27/07/2017 EU aware of German car makers fraud claim? Reports in the German media says the EU Commission has been aware for years that large German car manufacturers could have contravened EU cartel rules.
brussels bureau 24/07/2017 EU leaders worried by possible further US sanctions on Russia European Union leaders say they are ‘following’ the progress of the US Congress, as it discusses further sanctions on Russia.
brussels bureau 24/07/2017 European Commission targets antiquities sales to curb terrorism The EU Commission suggests a new rule to stop trafficking of ‘antiquities’ – cultural artefacts- from both inside and outside the bloc.
United Kingdom 24/07/2017 What does the EU want from Brexit? While the UK wrangles over the shape of its post-Brexit future, the EU has been developing its own stance to protect its interests in the talks now underway.
brussels bureau 19/07/2017 European Commission to decide on sanctions over Poland's rule of law violations A new law in Poland threatens the independence of the Supreme Court.
brussels bureau 18/07/2017 Brief from Brussels: Commission looks again at Polish law changes Polish rule of law under the microscope The European Commission is once again examining the rule of law in Poland.
Italy 13/07/2017 EU encourages Balkans unity at Trieste summit Western Balkans countries agree to form regional economic area at Trieste summit
brussels bureau 12/07/2017 The Brief from Brussels: Greece off EU budget watch list This is The Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top EU news stories of the day.
state of the union 07/07/2017 State of The Union: Juncker slams MEPs This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of EU affairs.
brussels bureau 04/07/2017 EU unveils migration action plan for Italy The EU has unveiled a new action plan designed to help Italy cope with the influx of migrants to its shores.
brussels bureau 04/07/2017 The Brief from Brussels: EU's Juncker slams MEPs as 'ridiculous' over no-show This is The Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital.
