As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Méabh Mc Mahon
Polish government criticised for opening first new coal mine in 25 years
Environmentalists argue the policy flies in the face of European Union targets for all member states to be carbon neutral by 2050.
History made as EU leaders green light UK divorce papers
At a historic gathering in Brussels on Sunday, EU heads of states gave their blessing to the official divorce papers that would allow the UK have an orderly exit from the UK. But as anti Brexit protestors told Euronews outside the Sunday summit, nobody is happy with the deal.
Brits in Brussels feel like the kids in a messy break up
In this report, we speak to Brussels based Britons to see how they feel about the UK withdrawal agreement with the EU.
Fighting for LGBTI rights in Europe
"A huge portion of activists that we work with across Europe are under increasing pressure. They are at the forefront of so many of the negative trends like attacks on democracy, the closing space for civil society, the populist movement, the far right," ILGA Europe tells Euronews.
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Brexit: '30 minutes is a long time in politics so anything can happen'
Anti-Brexit protesters gather in Brussels ahead of crunch summit, Labour MEP Seb Dance was there and spoke about the chances of a deal.
Golden Visas: 'It's a prostitution of Schengen'
Transparency International's latest report claims that in the last 10 years, the EU has welcomed thousands of new citizens and close to 100,000 new residents through the Golden Visas scheme. Spain, Hungary, Latvia, Portugal and the UK have granted the highest number of golden visas.
British philosopher calls for second Brexit referendum
Any endeavor like the EU takes a long time to get itself right, but we should be part of it, and not outside it, British philosopher A.C. Grayling tells Euronews in an exclusive interview in the Flagey studios of Brussels.
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