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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi turns his back on Europe

With his back against the wall with an upcoming referendum on constitutional reform, the Italian Prime Minister decided to remove the EU flag from a Q and A event on…

USA

Opinion: Europe, Alone in Trump’s World

World News

EU ministers meet to discuss Trump's policy pledges

European Union foreign ministers met for an emergency dinner on Sunday to try to work out their best approach to a Donald Trump presidency.

USA

UK-EU rift widens as Boris Johnson snubs meeting on Trump

The British and French foreign ministers will be absent from Sunday night's EU dinner called to discuss the US election outcome. The UK has described it as unnecessary.

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My Europe Series

State of the Union: Trump victory surprises Europe

This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days.

Europe News

EU-US free trade talks 'frozen' after Trump election win

Brussels (AFP) – Talks on a vast free-trade deal between the EU and US are likely to be “frozen” for years after the stunning election victory of Donald Trump, the EU said on…

Hungary

Hungary vows to continue to fight against migrant quotas

Hungary has ruled out resubmitting a law to ban the resettlement of migrants after parliament narrowly rejected the plan this week.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Europe mulls Trump presidency

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

Cinema

European Film Awards: 'Toni Erdmann' tops nominations

Maren Ade’s ‘Toni Erdmann’ leads the pack for the European Film Awards with six nominations including Best Film and Best Director.

Bulgaria

Opposition socialist wins Bulgaria's presidential first round

Opposition socialist Rumen Radev appears to have narrowly won the first round of presidential elections in Bulgaria.

United Kingdom

Is this the end for Brexit?

The UK is entering a period of political uncertainty prompted by plans for negotiating a Brexit, or British exit from the European Union.

My Europe Series

The State of the Union: EU executive under fire over Oettinger's racial slur

State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days.

Europe News

Court ruling will not delay Britain's Brexit timetable

A court decision demanding that MPs have more say over Britain’s exit from the European Union will make no difference to the government’s timetable to quit the bloc, British Foreign Secretary Boris Jo

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: British judges irk Brexiteers with Article 50 ruling

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

United Kingdom

The day the Brexit hit the fan

A court ruling in London has thrown Theresa May's plans for Brexit into disarray - by saying parliament must approve the move to trigger Article 50.

Europe News

EU's Oettinger issues apology over Chinese 'slitty-eyed' slur

Germany’s EU commissioner Gunter Oettinger finally apologised on Thursday for a speech in which he called Chinese officials “slitty-eyed” and joked about gay…

Economy

Eurozone unemployment eases to 10 percent

Unemployment in the eurozone remains high but eased in September to the lowest level in five years at 10 percent of the workforce.

United Kingdom

Parliament must vote on Brexit, England's High Court rules

The judgement is a major setback for the government.

United Kingdom

Britain's High Court rules Brexit requires parliament's approval

Britain’s High Court has ruled that government may not trigger Brexit process without parliament’s approval.

Romania

Corruption crackdown gains momentum in Romania as Bulgaria's stalls

Romania is taking big strides in rooting out high-level corruption, new data shows, in stark contrast to neighbours Bulgaria.