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The Brief from Brussels: EU-Turkey row rumbles on

This is the Brief From Brussels: a daily round-up of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Economy

UK central bank warns 'Brexit could trigger recession'

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has stepped up his warnings about the economic risks if Britain votes to leave the European Union, with even the possibility of a technical recession.

World

Martin Schulz - in fighting mood

United Kingdom

Brexit or Bremain: the arguments at a glance

What both sides are saying as they try to convince voters ahead of the UK's EU referendum.

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Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: MEPs rally against Turkey deal

This is The Brief From Brussels with all the stories making headlines in Europe’s de facto political capital. In this episode: MEPs warn they will

United Kingdom

Brexit opinion too close to call as Labour launches 'Remain' campaign

With just 43 days to go before the highly-anticipated Brexit vote, the British Labour Party has launched its campaign to remain in the European

Economy

The Brief from Brussels: Greece looms large over EU once more

The Brief is euronews’ daily show rounding up all the top stories that are making headlines in the de facto political capital of Europe.

United Kingdom

EU referendum: Boris Johnson criticises David Cameron's Brexit claims

Peace in Europe could be put at risk if Britain votes to leave the EU, David Cameron has warned. With only six weeks to go before a referendum on

Europe News

Eurozone finance ministers mull Greek debt relief

Eurozone officials are discussing whether to pay another chunk of aid to Greece amid talk about granting the country some debt relief. The Greek

Italy

Rome protesters march against planned EU-US free trade deal

Protesters took to the streets of Rome on Saturday to say ‘No’ to TTIP, the sweeping free trade deal being negotiated between the European Union and

United Kingdom

Cameron says his reforms make staying in EU the better option

British Prime Minister David Cameron has defended his position on his country remaining in the EU before a parliamentary committee. With six weeks to

Europe News

EU states could face €250,000 fine for each refugee they refuse to accept

The Brief from Brussels is a daily round-up of the important stories making headlines in Europe’s de facto political capital. In this episode: the

World News

EU court backs tougher rules for tobacco packaging

The EU’s highest court has ruled in favour of tougher rules on cigarette packaging. The case is the result of a legal challenge by two major tobacco

World News

France will not accept TTIP 'without rules', says Hollande

France has given its strongest indication yet that it’s opposed to the controversial transatlantic trade deal being negotiated between the US and the

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU releases new economic forecasts

The Brief from Brussels brings all the latest news and headlines from Europe’s capital. In this edition: Turkey faces questions over a planned visa

World

In the eye of the storm – Martin Schulz on mission to save the EU

Cyprus

Turkey to abolish visas for Greek Cypriots

Greek Cypriots will no longer require visas to visit Turkey under a new deal agreed between the EU and Ankara. The move is be part of a wider

World News

US piles on pressure in trade talks with EU

The US has been putting pressure on the European Union to scrap or change environmental and health legislation in trade talks according to leaked

World News

Cuts in EU mobile roaming charges come into effect

The shock of discovering a surprisingly inflated mobile phone bill after travelling abroad within the EU should be a thing of the past from now on

World News

Simplify MPs expenses to improve transparency, says campaigner