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Commission gives Poland one month to comply with judicial recommendations

The European Commission has sent Poland a set of recommendations regarding its judicial overhaul.

Poland

EU gives Poland ultimatum over judicial reform

Warsaw risks punishment over plans which Brussels say undermine judicial independence

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EU court urged to dismiss migrant quota challenge

The top EU court's adviser says a case brought by Slovakia and Hungary challenging the mandatory relocation of asylum seekers across the bloc should be dismissed

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Turkish foreign minister in Brussels amid protests over activists' arrests

Turkey’s foreign minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met with EU foreign affairs High Representative Federica Mogherini on Tuesday, in Brussels.

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Is English really losing importance in Europe?

In May, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker declared that: “slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe”.

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Protests in Brussels as Turkish foreign minister visits EU's Mogherini

Protesters in Brussels on Tuesday called for the release of human rights activists arrested in Turkey, as foreign minister Cavusoglu met with EU foreign affairs chief Federica…

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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.

Poland

Polish President Andrzej Duda says he will veto controversial top court reform bill

Polish president caves in to people pressure over controversial Supreme Court bill

United Kingdom

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.

Italy

EU indecision worsens Italy's migrant crisis

As the European Union seeks a long-term solution to the refugees crisis, tens of thousands of migrants continue to pour into Italy

Poland

Sheriff or undertaker, what role for Poland's justice minister?

The Supreme Court needs to be rebuilt because it is being “controlled by leftists and foreign forces.” - PiS leader, Jarosław Kaczyński

World News

Where do Europeans go on holidays? Not far

EU citizens spend most of their holidays in their own country.

Poland

Poland's lower house passes controversial judiciary reform bill

Poland's lower house has just passed a bill allowing the government to replace Supreme Court judges. The opposition says the law would erode the independence of the judiciary and undermine democracy as a whole.

My Europe Series

Serious discussions begin between the EU and the United Kingdom on Brexit

This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of EU affairs.

Belgium

Britain and EU still at odds over citizens' rights

In a press conference after the second round of Brexit talks, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier again once drew a red line under citizens rights.

Hungary

Israeli PM and Central European states attack EU

Israel's prime minister caught making undiplomatic remarks in closed-door session with central European leaders.

Europe News

Brief from Brussels

Possible sanctions on Poland, debate and protest over weedkillers, and an update on Brexit negotiations

Europe News

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.

Europe News

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.

Venezuela

Maduro vows to press ahead with new assembly plans

Venezeula's president accused the EU's foreign policy of being "insolent" over comments on his country