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Fingerprints may be added to all EU ID cards — but at what cost to data privacy?

Turkey

EU Commission slams Turkey in annual report on country's accession prospects

brussels bureau

"The European project needs to be explained further"

brussels bureau

French president challenges 'inward-looking nationalist selfishness' in Europe

brussels bureau 16/04/2018

EU calls on Russia to bring Syria back to talks

Foreign Ministers back Britain, France and the United States

world news 16/04/2018

Number of births outside marriage rise in EU

The number of births outside marriage has risen in all European Union member states since 2000, the EU’s statistics agency revealed on Monday.

brussels bureau 16/04/2018

EU 'understands' Syria strikes but calls for peace talks, says Mogherini

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the EU understood the need for military action in Syria, but encouraged the resumption of peace talks, as the situation could 'spiral' out of control.

brussels bureau 16/04/2018

Macron to outline his vision for Europe

French President addresses European Parliament at crucial moment

USA 16/04/2018

Chef suggests white customers pay more to highlight racial wealth disparity in US

Would you pay over double the price for your food in a restaurant as the person next to you because of your race? That's what chef Tunde Wey is suggesting.

United Kingdom 15/04/2018

More than half of the UK wants public vote on Brexit deal: survey

The survey by pollster Opinium Research found that 52% of people were in favour of a "people's vote" on the Brexit deal.

world news 12/04/2018

EU under pressure to act against Hungary

Report is published, critical of rule of law and fundamental rights in country

brussels bureau 12/04/2018

Azerbaijan: a 'rebalancing' of relations with West

With Ilham Aliyev winning a fourth term as president, what next for Azerbaijan?

United Kingdom 10/04/2018

European Commission raids 21st Century Fox offices

“The Commission has concerns that the companies involved may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices."

world news 10/04/2018

All EU roads getting safer — except Malta's

20% less people died on EU roads in 2017 than in 2010, according to European Commission data.

United Kingdom 09/04/2018

Twice as many Britons acquired another EU citizenship in Brexit vote year

In total, some 6,555 people from the UK acquired citizenship in another EU state, compared to 2,478 in 2015, marking an increase of 165%, according to the EU statistics office.

world news 06/04/2018

How bad is London's murder rate compared to other EU capitals?

London's murder rate overlapped that of New York's in February and March 2018. But how does the British capital compare to other big cities in the EU in terms of homicides?

world news 06/04/2018

Facebook on collision course with EU over data protection?

Just over a month to go until the European Union’s stringent data protection regulation kicks in. But how prepared is Facebook as it grapples with the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal?

world news 06/04/2018

Are you a young EU citizen? Here's what you can get for free

Ever wondered what discounts and freebies are available to young people living in or visiting the EU? Euronews has put together a list of offers including free Interrail passes, shopping discounts and public discounts on inner-city travel.

brussels bureau 03/04/2018

Brief from Brussels: Will EU help solve Syria's conflict?

As the leaders of Turkey, Iran and Russia prepare to meet in Ankara to discuss the continuing war in Syria, one expert believes the EU could play a

real economy 03/04/2018

Forecasting Europe's future

Last year the euro area and the EU both grew at the fastest pace in a decade

Italy 29/03/2018

2,000 candidates apply for five jobs in Italy's public sector

Would you travel for over 13 hours to apply for a job if you knew you'd be one of 2,000 candidates? That's what thousands of people do in Italy every month.

United Kingdom 29/03/2018

Brits won't be able to access UK Netflix in EU after Brexit

As of the withdrawal date, UK citizens won't be able to benefit from their digital subscriptions, like BBC iPlayer and their UK Netflix catalogue, when travelling in the EU.

United Kingdom 29/03/2018

Article 50 a year on: Brexit ‘red lines’ change colour

A year ago the UK triggered Article 50 — and in another year it will officially leave the EU. At the halfway stage, Euronews asks: to what extent have the EU and UK “red lines” changed colour?