'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
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EU Summit: 'The times, they are a' changing'
A key topic of this week’s EU Summit in Brussels is set to be plans for the next Summit, which will mark the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
Davos 2017: shifting sands in geopolitics and economics
Where to next for the world? Euronews looks at what 2017 is set to bring geopolitically and economically - in this special show from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Galaxy of musical stars take their final bows in 2016
This article takes a brief look at 11 of the leading musicians who died this year David Bowie 8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016 British icon Bowie made a towering contribution to popular culture for f
Russia: 92 killed as military plane crashes into Black Sea
A Russian defence ministry plane, carrying 92 people on route to Syria, has crashed into the Black Sea near Sochi.
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With Aleppo battle won, Syria and Russia look to 'next stage'
The rubble of war is being cleared from the streets of eastern Aleppo, after the last groups of rebels were removed from the city this week.
‘Mr Brexit’ – what a Trump presidency means for the UK
With the UK in political turmoil as it prepares to enter Brexit negotiations, Westminster now faces another seismic shift in the political landscape: the election of Donald Trump as US President.
Brexit shakes up thriving UK tech sector
The UK's digital tech sector was overwhelmingly opposed to Brexit. Some startups and tech professionals have already pulled the plug. After Brexit, could Techxit be next?
Together or apart - exploring approaches to educating twins
This episode of Learning World looks at approaches to schooling for twins and multiples.
'Doo-di-doo' - how the key Brexit players have changed their tunes
On 23 June, the UK held a referendum on its membership of the EU.
Turkish soldiers deny involvement in coup plot, told it was a 'drill' - report
Amid the spate of arrests and interrogations following the 15 July failed coup in Turkey, some soldiers have claimed that they initially had no idea that they were taking part in a plan to overthrow t
Exchange rate woes as UK votes for Brexit
On the morning after the UK referendum vote to leave the EU, the British pound plunged to its lowest level since 1985.
EU-friendly London shocked after UK votes for Brexit
Euronews correspondent Sarah Chappell reported from London on Friday evening, the day after the UK’s historic referendum on EU membership: “Across the UK, British people are coming to terms with the k
Brexit: tears for some, triumph for others
The United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union.
Please don't go - EC President Tusk appeals to UK voters
European Council (EC) President Donald Tusk has appealed directly to British voters days ahead of the UK referendum on EU membership.
Switzerland ends bid to join European Economic Area - after 24 years
A week ahead of the UK referendum on EU membership, Switzerland has done some clarification of its own on its relationship with Europe.
Brexit – the key claims analysed
This article looks to separate fact from fiction – reality from rhetoric – in some of the most polarising arguments of the UK Referendum on EU membership.
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.
The new price of paying for sex in France - hefty fines and classes
France’s lower house of parliament, the National Assembly, has passed a bill that outlaws payment for sex and penalises prostitutes’ clients. The
Not a resignation - Iceland PM says he's just 'stepped aside' for 'unspecified' time
The Prime Minister of Iceland’s office has issued a press release stating that prime minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson has not resigned. Rather
Turkey: personal data of 50 million citizens leaked online, hackers claim
Turkey has launched an investigation into an alleged leak of the personal data of almost 50 million citizens. The information is said to have been
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