Belgium

Belgium

UK's Brexit Secretary makes surprise trip to Brussels

Dominic Raab is holding talks with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier amid rumours a Brexit agreement is close

14/10/2018

Focus

RegioStars awards reward EU's pioneer regional initiatives

The annual prizes highlight grassroots initiatives around the European Union.

12/10/2018

Cult

Brussels: Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience

The Dutch master's artwork is brought to life through 3D technology at an exhibition at the Palais de la Bourse

11/10/2018

Belgium

'Running to beat death' Brussels terror attack victim set for marathon

Sebastien Bellin, badly injured in the Brussels airport terror attacks of 2016, is in final training for this month's Brussels marathon.

10/10/2018

Europe News

'I've got to stay away': Barbaros Sansal talks life outside of Turkey

Barbaros Sansal made the decision to start a new life in Belgium after being attacked and imprisoned last year for posting a critical video on social media.

09/10/2018

Belgium

US walks back threat to 'take out' Russian missiles

The US accuses Russia of violating a 1987 treaty banning both countries from developing medium-range warheads.

03/10/2018

Europe News

Protests against pension reform in Belgium

Thousands participated in "Action Day", organized by the unions

02/10/2018

Belgium

Which European nations lead the way with renewable energy?

By 2020, many European countries are trying to reduce greenhouse gases and lower climate change in accordance to the Paris Agreement. Here are some of the EU countries leading the way with renewable energy sources.

27/09/2018

Belgium

The Norway model — Europe bit by bit but not membership

Theresa May has ruled out the Norway model, but what exactly does it look like?

26/09/2018

Business

EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties

EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties

25/09/2018

Business

EU warns Italy to cuts its spending as debt fears increase

EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici has again warned Italy that it must keep its national debt under control.

21/09/2018

Belgium

EU probes German car makers for suspected collusion

If found guilty of breaching EU anti-trust rules, the companies could be fined up to 10% of their annual turnover.

19/09/2018

Belgium

Man is critically injured after Belgian police shoot at him

It's after officers had asked two men to move on in Brussels but one of them pulled out a knife and had refused to drop it

17/09/2018

Belgium

Brussels: Comics attract thousands of fans at Comic Strip Festival

Almost a hundred thousand visitors and more than 250 comic artists attend the ninth annual event

15/09/2018

Belgium

Belgium records first cases of African swine fever

The outbreak has spread alarm in western Europe, which is a major producer and exporter of pigmeat.

14/09/2018

Europe News

EU lawmakers back controversial copyright reforms

It means the contentious changes are a step closer to becoming law.

12/09/2018

Belgium

5 things to know about Juncker's State of the Union

We've been through Juncker's speech so you don't have to.

12/09/2018

Belgium

Rated: Did Juncker deliver on his State of the Union promises?

Euronews takes a look at Juncker's scorecard ahead of his 2018 state of the union address.

11/09/2018

Belgium

Tsipras on Italy: Government has 'contradictory attitude' to migrants

Tsipras told Euronews that the Italian government displayed a conflicting attitude when it came to its treatment of migrant boats in the Mediterranian.

11/09/2018

Belgium

Belgian teachers find this French conjugation rule 'absurd'

Two Belgian teachers who find this French conjugation rule "absurd" are trying to change it.

05/09/2018

Europe News

Heated exchange as European Commission responds to ombudsman ruling

Euronews’ Politics Editor Daniel McCaffrey was at the European Commission’s midday briefing to ask its chief spokesperson Margaritis Schinas about the ruling.

04/09/2018

Europe News

Is the European Commission still transparent?

With the European Commission under fire over the manner in which it appointed Martin Selmayr to be its top civil servant, do MEPs think the European Commission is living up to its pledge to be transparent?

04/09/2018

Europe News

Ombudsman rules EU Commission responsible for maladministration

The findings come after the controversial appointment of Martin Selmayr, Secretary General of the EU.

04/09/2018

Europe News

European Ombudsman Criticizes European Commission over Selmayr Appointment

According to the European Ombudsman, the European Commission "stretched and possibly overstretched the limits of the law" when fast-tracking Martin Selmayr to the top job in its civil service.

04/09/2018

Europe News

What's on MEPs' minds as they head back to Brussels?

With their summer holidays now over, MEPs are back in their business suits heading to Brussels for another term at the European Parliament. We caught up with some MEPs to find out what their plans were for the coming term.

03/09/2018

Europe News

Belgian courts to rule on Spanish rapper's extradition

On September 17, Belgian judges will rule on whether the controversial Spanish rapper Valtonyc may be extradited back to his native Spain, where he has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for "glorifying terrorism".

03/09/2018