Damon Embling

Europe News

Syria conflict: 'EU is not a military player'

Call for swift political talks to end war, as EU and UN hosts donor conference

24/04/2018

Europe News

What's behind the Trump-Macron 'bromance?'

As US President Donald Trump lays out the red carpet with the arrival of his French counterpart, we look at what's stoking their close bond.

24/04/2018

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EU moves to protect whistleblowers

Under proposed new rules, informants would be protected from being fired or demoted

23/04/2018

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Brussels conference seeks aid for Syria

More than 80 governments and NGOs have been invited to event, which also aims to revive peace efforts

23/04/2018

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Terror-tarnished Molenbeek looks to future

As Salah Abdeslam is jailed, the Brussels district where he was captured focuses on cutting crime and unemployment

23/04/2018

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Macron: the president and philosopher

One of Macron's former professors reflects on the roots of the man with a European dream

16/04/2018

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EU under pressure to act against Hungary

Report is published, critical of rule of law and fundamental rights in country

12/04/2018

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Azerbaijan: a 'rebalancing' of relations with West

With Ilham Aliyev winning a fourth term as president, what next for Azerbaijan?

12/04/2018

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'My mother saved my life,' Holocaust survivor tells Euronews

As Israel remembers the victims of the Holocaust, one Belgian survivor recalls escaping from a train bound for Auschwitz

12/04/2018

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The EU's nuclear power dilemma

With Belgium set to turn its back on nuclear power in 2025, what future does the industry have in Europe?

11/04/2018

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Syria: How far could things escalate?

US military action over suspected poison gas attack could escalate wider conflict, warns analyst

11/04/2018

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EU official condemns Douma 'gas attack' as 'barbaric'

Chair of European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee calls for political pressure to be piled on Damascus

10/04/2018

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New EU digital law will 'protect personal data'

Next month's introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation comes as Facebook faces big security questions

10/04/2018

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Uber suffers another legal blow

EU's top court rules France can bring criminal action over an illegal taxi service

10/04/2018

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Integrating EU's minority Roma community

International Roma Day shines light on social inclusion and poverty issues

09/04/2018

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Orban's victory: migration crisis 'changed the game'

With Hungary's Viktor Orban sealing a third consecutive election win, what should Europe take from it?

09/04/2018

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EU's Timmermans arrives in Warsaw to talk rule of law

Controversial justice reforms in spotlight, amid spat which could see Poland stripped of its voting rights

09/04/2018

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Welcome to Brussels - one of Europe's most polluted cities

People living in de-facto European capital take to streets with air quality detectors to measure air quality

06/04/2018

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UK-Russia: Could tensions further escalate over poisoning?

"Russia is by no means positioning itself to back down and in someway to accept responsibility for this, instead it is seeking the highest possible ways to question its responsibility."

05/04/2018

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'80 percent' chance of Poland resolving spat with EU

Warsaw's under pressure over its controversial justice reforms, which critics say undermine democracy

05/04/2018