Belgium will not transfer frozen Russian assets despite Commission's plans - FM Prévot
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MEPs debate whether to punish Hungary
Join us for live coverage from the European Parliament where MEPs are discussing whether to punish the Hungarian for undercutting democracy.
Saudi princess 'has €800,000 of jewellery stolen' at Paris hotel
Thieves have struck again in one of Paris' richest neighbourhoods.
Sweden election: six Swedes tell us who they will vote for on Sunday
Read our snapshot of opinion in Sweden to know what people are thinking ahead of Sunday's election.
Britain vs Russia on Novichok attacks: who do you believe?
Russia says there are inconsistencies in the UK’s claim that Moscow was behind Novichok poisonings on English soil. Who's right?
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Failed coup crackdown? Moldova raid sees teachers expelled to Turkey
They were detained with excessive force and intimidation, it's been claimed.
The moment ‘Brazil’s Donald Trump’ is stabbed at election rally
Footage shows the dramatic moment a far-right presidential candidate in Brazil was stabbed at an election rally.
Concerns raised over Romania's anti-graft chief nomination
Concerns have been raised over alleged links between the woman set to be Romania’s new anti-corruption chief and the ruling social democrats.
What is the new Nations League and how does it work? Euronews explains
Here we explain the new major football tournament that begins tonight with European heavyweights France and Germany facing off in Munich.
August in Europe 'was the warmest on record'
Europe had its warmest August on record — the third month this year that has seen unprecedented temperatures.
Footage shows devastation from Japan's worst storm in a generation
Pictures have emerged showing the devastation caused by the most powerful storm to hit Japan in a quarter of a century.
Cop sent to psychologist after backing anti-corruption campaign
Police chiefs in Romania told one of its cops to see a psychologist after he backed a campaign to stop criminals serving in public office.
Denmark calls up second-string players amid dispute with regular stars
Denmark has been forced to call up football players from its five-a-side indoor format after a dispute with the country’s regular squad members.
Spain to 'scrap sale of bombs to Saudi Arabia'
Military chiefs in Spain claim they are stopping the controversial sale of laser-precision bombs to Saudi Arabia.
Sweden votes: climate is key election issue 'for first time in Europe'
Sweden’s scorching summer and subsequent forest fires have given unprecedented prominence to the issue.
Watch: Masked armed group in Slovenia pledges to ‘secure order’
Footage of an armed group being led through training drills by a fringe politician has sparked concern in Slovenia.
Europe will ‘unleash demonic political forces to recreate 1930s’
A nationalist and quasi-fascist force is rising up in Europe, former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has warned.
Sweden election explainer: will Swedes swing to the far right?
Sweden had a record-breaking 163,000 asylum applicants in 2015. Will the legacy of this be the country electing far right populists Sweden Democrats on September 9?
Europe briefing: 8 stories to know about today
In a rush? Here are eight stories from around Europe you need know about this lunchtime.
Watch: Flagging a problem? New ambassador's prop gaffe on first day
They share a border, language and good diplomatic relations but are things going to go sour between the Germans and the Swiss?
Norway tunes in for ‘world’s most-boring television’
Their slow television broadcasts have already included a 12-hour knitting marathon. Now fans of the 'world’s most-boring television format' are enjoying another treat: watching hikers walk up a mountain.
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