Europe News Farage: I won't 'show respect for foreign anthems forced upon us' The leader of the Brexit Party sparked criticism at the opening of the EU Parliament, where he and his 28 fellow MEPs turned their backs as the EU's unofficial anthem — Beethoven's Ode to Joy — was played. 02/07/2019
Europe News European right will widen gap with rivals after Brexit: projection The winners and losers of the European Parliament once the UK leaves the EU. 13/06/2019
Europe News Nigel Farage refuses to go to Brussels over funding allegations Brexiteer Nigel Farage says the European Parliament has summoned him to explain allegations he did not declare gifts from a British insurance tycoon. 05/06/2019
Europe News EU elections 2019: Who is Guy Verhofstadt? And what does he stand for Our profile of Guy Verhofstadt, one of the hopefuls to replace Jean-Claude Juncker after May's European Parliament elections. 01/05/2019
Europe News 'Pro-EU fragmentation in UK could boost Farage's Brexit Party' Pro-Remain camps in the UK have all but confirmed they will not align — meaning big gains for the Brexit Party. 26/04/2019
Europe News EU poll: Farage's Brexit Party surges, Eurosceptic groups rise A lack of unity amongst UK parties could see a rise in pro-Brexit seats in EU Parliament. 18/04/2019
Netherlands Watch: EU 'logical place' to fight global warming, says Bas Eickhout "If you go into politics because of ecological action, it’s logical to do that at the European level" rather than at the national level, Greens' spitzenkandidat Bas Eickhout said on Friday. 12/04/2019
Europe News EU election polls: Main parties recovering — but big losses remain The European People's Party and the Socialists and Democrats are expected to take a hit. 10/04/2019
Europe News What does the European Parliament do? Ahead of the European Parliament election, we outline the functions of the different branches of the European Union. What does the European Parliament do? 07/04/2019
Europe News Reaction as MEPs back controversial online copyright reforms MEPs voted on Tuesday in favour of the new copyright directive, including two controversial articles that were feared will harm Europe's creative and 26/03/2019
Europe News The Brief: Russian intrigue, Latvia ruling, and copyright final stretch In this edition we speak to the French MEP who defends hiring the daughter of Putin's spokesperson as an intern, Latvia and Spain get rulings from the top EU court and the copyright battle passes another hurdle. 27/02/2019
Europe News European Parliament Justice Committee approves EU copyright compromise The copyright agreement laid out by negotiators last week is ready for the next phase after passing through the European Parliament's Justice Committee. 26/02/2019
Europe News Daughter of Putin's spokesman is interning for French MEP in Brussels The daughter of Putin's spokesman, Elizaveta Peskova, is currently interning for French MEP and former National Rally member Aymeric Chauprade, Euronews has learned. Chauprade said that Peskova does not have access to any confidential information. 26/02/2019
Europe News Eurosceptics set for big gains in EU elections Dominant groups on centre left and centre right will be hit as new movements gain ground, according to EU Parliament projections. 18/02/2019
Europe News MEPs to discuss violent political climate in Europe MEPs will discuss the increasing climate of hatred in European politics in Brussels Wednesday. 29/01/2019
Europe News Researchers accuse German authority of plagiarism in glyphosate review German risk assessment agency copy-and-pasted from Monsanto, study finds 17/01/2019
Europe News Iberia risks crash landing in case of no-deal Brexit Spanish airline could suffer collateral damage from UK decision to leave the EU 14/01/2019
Europe News From Europe with love: "Please, cancel Brexit!" MEPs sign open letter to British public asking to withdraw from the withdrawal decision 14/01/2019
Europe News EU approval procedure for pesticides to become more transparent European Parliament votes on new regulation 14/01/2019
Europe News European party politics in turmoil before EU elections Cross-country alliances want to rock the boat - can they? 09/01/2019
Europe News European Parliament adopts anti-terrorism package Co-operation and information-sharing to be strengthened among member states 12/12/2018
Europe News Empty chair at ceremony for Oleg Sentsov at European Parliament Ukrainian film director, imprisoned in Russia, was awarded the Sakharov Prize 2018 for Freedom of Thought 12/12/2018
Europe News Brexit: Brussels keeping calm and carrying on All eyes of European institutions are now on Westminster 15/11/2018
Europe News What Europe does for me: new website launches on how EU money gets spent What Europe does for me: new website launches on how EU money gets spent 14/11/2018
Europe News Merkel's vision of a tolerant Europe The German Chancellor laid out her vision of a tolerant Europe in a speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, but those on the European left don't see her legacy in quite the same light. 13/11/2018
Europe News Merkel calls for European army at EU Parliament address German Chancellor called for a European army at her 'Future of Europe' EU Parliament address while the theme of solidarity was threaded through her speech. 13/11/2018
