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EU Commission warns Romania against 'backtracking' on corruption

The European Commission has warned Romania not to backtrack on fighting corruption after its government issued a decree decriminalising some offences.

Europe News

EU foreign policy chief criticises Trump travel ban, Farage trolled

The EU’s foreign policy chief has underlined opposition to Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban, saying no-one should be deprived of their fundamental rights.

Economy

Telecom deal is last step to end European roaming charges

The European Union has clinched a preliminary deal with telecom operators to cap wholesale charges, paving the way for the abolition of roaming fees.

United Kingdom

Debating Brexit: process moves to UK parliament

MPs in the UK have begun debating the bill to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. Two days have been set aside for the second reading debate of the EU (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill.

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Economy

EU competition commissioner: working out how much Apple owes Ireland is 'tricky'

Competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager says Irish tax authorities are still doing their own calculations as to how much Apple could owe.

World News

Tusk identifies Trump as threat to EU

“Current challenges to the EU are more dangerous than ever before.

Europe News

Post-Brexit Brits seek Belgian nationality

Brexit left many British expats in Brussels wondering what the future held.

United Kingdom

Everything you need to know about the UK Brexit Bill

MPs in the UK have begun debating the bill to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. Ministers were forced to table legislation after the Supreme Court upheld an earlier ruling that the Government m

Economy

Eurozone economy accelerates, inflation up, unemployment falls

Eurozone economic growth is accelerating faster than in the US, unemployment is at a more than seven-year low and inflation has risen.

World News

Article 50 and how to trigger Brexit

When British PM Theresa May announced she intended to trigger Article 50, she had hoped to do so without too much red tape.

Belgium

Euroviews. Renewable energy co-operatives: Europe can literally be powered by its people

Ireland

Is this tiny snail the reason Donald Trump hates the EU?

Στρατηγική ήττα του πλανητάρχη από έναν μικροσκοπικό αντίπαλο!

My Europe Series

The State of the Union: When Theresa Met Trump

This is State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of EU affairs.

Turkey

Turkey threatens to cancel the Greek-EU migration deal

A row over the extradition of eight soldiers it says were involved with last year's coup means Ankara is threatening to cancel the Greek migration deal

World News

Eurozone closes ranks after US attacks on the euro

Eurozone dismisses pessimistic euro view after the man tipped to be the US ambassador to the EU said the currency "could collapse" within 18 months.

United Kingdom

Brexit: One last hurdle

The so-called Brexit bill must now be passed by both houses of the UK's parliament- the House of Commons and the House of Lords

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: PM May eyes Article 50 deadline

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Europe News

EU's Mogherini tells Kosovo, Serbia to end blame game

The EU’s foreign policy chief has called on Kosovo and Serbia to do more to repair relations after weeks of risen tension between the two.

Europe News

EU officials propose extension of border checks

EU officials say Schengen border checks should be extended by three months when they expire next month.

United Kingdom

UK: May bows to pressure to detail Brexit plans in policy White Paper

Britain’s Theresa May on Wednesday finally agreed to publish her plans for Brexit in a White Paper policy document.