Poland How has a camera 'incident' led to media freedom questions in Poland? The Senate has sought to remove TVP Info's press accreditation after a camera hit a Senate officer outside the Parliament building. 15/01/2020
United Kingdom Lessons for Meghxit: How Europe's royals mix work and duties While many members of European royal families pursue careers, some of their experiences offer up valuable lessons for Harry and Meghan as they seek to step away from their traditional duties. 15/01/2020
Lithuania Gay couple wins online hate speech case against Lithuania A Facebook post showing a photograph of a gay couple kissing triggered hundreds of online hate comments, including death threats. The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Lithuania for failing to prosecute perpetrators. 15/01/2020
brussels bureau Tech giants are serious about lobbying in Brussels Data protection, copy right, and digital tax. As the EU tries to regulate internet sectors big American companies boost their lobbying in the European capital 14/01/2020
Hungary Hungary’s rules for foreign-funded NGOs unlawful, says top EU advisor He said the rules were disproportionate and unjustified. 14/01/2020
United Kingdom Flybe: Should the government bail out the regional airline? Some argue #Flybe is vital for regional connectivity in the UK and must be saved. But environmentalists say the government cannot be serious about tackling climate change and then bail out an airline. 14/01/2020
brussels bureau The Brief: funding Europe's green ambitions The European Commission has unveiled the "Just Transition Fund" as an essential part of its ambitious programme to fight climate change. The Fund, worth 7.5 billion euros, should help countries kick their coal habit. 14/01/2020
brussels bureau The Brief: what are the next legal steps in the Catalan conundrum? Announcements and parliamentary procedure will follow Spain's request to lift immunity. 14/01/2020
World MEPs warn of ‘grave concerns’ over post-Brexit citizens’ rights A European Parliament resolution accuses the British government of failing to safeguard the future of EU nationals living in the UK. 14/01/2020
Spain Catalan separatist leaders take up MEP seats in blow to Madrid Catalan separatist leaders Carles Puigdemont and Antoni Comin vowed to push their secessionist cause onto Europe’s agenda as they took up their seats in Strasbourg, despite facing an arrest warrant in Spain. 14/01/2020
France Trial of former priest accused of sexual assault postponed by one day The trial will begin on Tuesday. 13/01/2020
France France strikes: is the end in sight after Macron's compromise? French labour unions were divided about the future of the social movement after the government offered to temporarily scrap a controversial part of its pension reform. plans. 13/01/2020
brussels bureau Catalan MEPs take their seats in Strasbourg Now fully accredited MEPS, they are here to attend the first plenary of the year. After expressing his joy, Carles Puigdemont told the press the Catalan independence question was a European issue. 13/01/2020
The Cube Siemens resists calls to ditch controversial coal project | #TheCube The German engineering company says they are sticking to their contractual obligations, but climate activists tell Euronews the decision is a "historic mistake". 13/01/2020
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson speaks in Northern Ireland as new assembly opens Irish politicians agreed to a power-sharing deal after three years of deadlock. 12/01/2020
United Kingdom Sussexes' 'progressive role' would rely on British taxpayer millions "This idea that they are going to be financially independent is a fantasy," said Graham Smith, who leads the anti-monarchy campaign group Republic. 12/01/2020
France French PM 'willing to scrap' controversial part of pension reforms But will it appease protesters and end one of the longest strikes in French history? 11/01/2020
