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Poland, a two-speed EU and the future of the bloc in Central Europe

A mix of criticism and concerns is mounting in Central Europe against the two-speed Europe project.

Romania

How some migrants are switching to Romania in their bid for Europe

It’s part of a new trend over the last month that has seen around 470 migrants arrived in the EU country.

World News

EU State of the Union condensed: quick summary of Juncker's speech

A roundup of the key points from the European Commission president.

France

Juncker reboots the EU

In his "State of the Union" speech before the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Jean- Claude Juncker unveiled an ambitious program aimed at putting the EU back on track after Brexit and other recent challenges.

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World News

Euroviews. View: EU must take a long, hard look in the mirror

United Kingdom

Pro-EU protest in London calls for an end to Brexit

Pro-European protestors gathered in central London on Saturday, demanding an exit from Brexit.

World News

Euroviews. View: Juncker must prove he is ready to tackle Europe's problems

The co-president of the Greens/European Free Alliance calls on Juncker to take action to address the problems facing Europe

World

With Russia on its mind, Georgia looks to EU

The former Soviet country has undertaken a series of reforms and its fight against corruption is viewed as a success story.

Economy

Macron says IMF should have smaller role in European bailouts

During a trip to Athens, the French President called for greater financial solidarity between European countries, saying that dealing economic matters in the Eurozone, should be the prerogative of Eurozone members.

Belgium

EU's Barnier 'worried' by UK's position on Irish border

How the currently invisible border with Northern Ireland will be managed post-Brexit is one of the key issues on which Brussels wants to see "sufficient progress" before talks begin on a new trade relationship with Britain.

Spain

The Catalan parliament approves a law to call a referendum on October 1 on independence from Spain

World News

Hungary fumes over ECJ migrant ruling

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan slams report it ran slush fund to promote image abroad

Azerbaijan has blasted claims that its ruling elite ran a secret 2.5 billion-euro slush fund to pay off politicians and promote a positive image of its leadership, amid accusations of human rights abuse and rigged elections.

Europe News

EU officials mull response to egg scandal

EU agriculture ministers discuss egg scandal

Europe News

MEPs hear NGOs on Brexit rights

The European Parliament hearing came amid a small pro-Remain demonstration

Hungary

Daring swim across Danube in Budapest Urban Games

The Budapest Urban Games now includes a challenging swim across Danube for the first time this year. 263 participants dived in despite the strong currents and even whirlpools.

World News

Sales of inefficient vacuum cleaners banned

Powerful vacuum cleaners are to be banned from today after the European Union introduced new rules which aim to improve energy efficiency across the continent.

Poland

Protests at Polish logging of ancient forest

It's the new front in the bitter conflict pitting Warsaw against Brussels: Europe's oldest forest, at Poland's border with Belarus.

Europe News

EU's Barnier sees no 'decisive progress' on Brexit

The chief negotiator wants more clarity from UK

World News

Euroviews. View: Europe needs citizen lobbyists to help shape our continent