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Italy smashes ruthless migrant-trafficking gang

Italian police have smashed a major people smuggling and drug trafficking ring.

United Kingdom

Brexit turmoil takes toll on main parties as leadership race ignites

“One of the reasons why we should keep our options open is: yes, the referendum express the will of the people, but the will of the people is entitled to change.

United Kingdom

From London, with love: tens of thousands rally against Brexit vote

Tens of thousands of Britons marched across the capital on Saturday (July 2), in protest against their nation’s vote to leave the European Union.

World News

Six ways EU states responded to Brexit

Britain’s referendum decision to leave the European Union sent shockwaves across the country and other member states.

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Russia

EU extends sanctions against Russia over Ukraine

The European Council has extended economic sanctions targeting specific sections of the Russian economy for a further six months.

Economy

S&P cuts European Union's credit rating

Standard & Poor's has cut its long-term credit rating on the European Union to 'AA' from 'AA+' because of concerns about the unity of the bloc after Brexit.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: 'Anarchy in the UK'

The State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories making headlines across Europe over the past 7 days.

Europe News

Slovakia takes over EU presidency amid Brexit fallout

The United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union will dominate the bloc’s agenda for the rest of the year, Slovakia’s prime minister said on Friday.

World News

Critics round on Boris Johnson after Gove wields Brexit knife

“Take back control”: the slogan was repeated over over again by Michael Gove and Boris Johnson during Britain’s EU referendum campaign and arguably helped tip the balance in many voters’ minds, persua

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Boris bows out of PM race

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of all the top stories from across Europe.

United Kingdom

UK: who are the Famous Five candidates for PM?

The race is officially underway to choose the new leader of the UK's governing Conservative Party - and the country's next Prime Minister.

World News

Brussels summit closes with questions on how the European Union will function in the future in the wake of Brexit

The curtain has come down on the EU summit at a time some would suggest it’s curtains for the bloc.

Belgium

The EU's 27 leaders 'unite' as they view the future minus the UK

EU leaders meeting for the first time in 40 years without their British counterpart have been discussing the UK’s exit and the future without it.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU seeks solutions to Brexit vote

In this episode: EU leaders look for an amicable divorce between Britain and Brussels; Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon makes the case for Scotland staying inside the EU, and the world’s media

Business Line

Scotland and Northern Ireland: post-Brexit economic fears

Britain has voted to leave the European Union, but what about those areas that wanted to stay in, such as Scotland and Northern Ireland? That's the subject of this week's Business Line.

Russia

Russia extends ban on Western food products

President Vladimir Putin has extended a Russian ban on food products from Western countries until the end of 2017.

Belgium

Nicola Sturgeon gets 'sympathetic' reception in Brussels over Brexit

Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon has been in Brussels for talks with senior EU officials.

World News

The future of the European Union after Brexit

The day after the UK voted to leave the European Union a journalist asked the President of the European Commission Jean Claude Juncker if it was the beginning of the end of the…

Europe News

EU's Tusk tells UK no 'a la carte' access to single market

Britain will not be able to have an ‘a la carte’ relationship with the EU if it wants access to the single market, EU officials said on Wednesday.

United Kingdom

Cameron: UK will have to accept good with bad in Brexit negotiations

David Cameron says it will be impossible to cherry-pick in Brexit negotiations with the EU, but refuses to give a timeframe for triggering Article 50.