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Migration dominates in run-up to Hungary's election

Orban's Fidesz party uses the issue to occupy the far right ground while the traditional far-right Jobbik re-brands itself as more centrist

Europe News

Citizen campaign to protect minorities secures debate in EU parliament

More than a million people sign-up to initiative calling for common EU standards for national and linguistic minorities

Europe News

EU fake news fight 'clashing with right to freedom of expression'

Brussels is battling hard against disinformation online, but a group of lawyers is questioning methods used in Russia campaign

Europe News

Syria conflict: 'Bigger role' for EU?

As the leaders of Turkey, Iran and Russia prepare to meet in Ankara, how far can the EU go in helping to resolve the war?

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World

Hungary election: What next for stormy relations with EU?

With Orban's FIdesz party tipped for another election win, the spotlight's turned on Hungary's future role in Europe

Europe News

Brexit: Will UK be lost in space?

Britain could be frozen out of parts of Galileo project, Europe's version of GPS

Europe News

'Superheroes' call for second Brexit vote in London protest

Anti-Brexit protesters take to streets of capital in open-top bus to demand voters have say on final divorce deal

Europe News

EU plans to upgrade roads to move armies faster

Plans afoot to make it easier and faster to transport troops and equipment across Europe, in case of conflict

Europe News

Protesting taxi drivers snarl up Brussels

Hundreds take part in demonstration against liberalisation of market and Uber

Europe News

Relatives of Catalan prisoners and exiles take human rights call to Br

Treatment of social and political leaders is denounced, as former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont awaits extradition decision

Europe News

EU criticises Trump's 'gun to our head' over metal tariffs

EU leaders demand permanent exclusion from US metal import duties, after Washington gave bloc a temporary reprieve

Europe News

'A war scene' - remembering Brussels terror attacks two years on

Thursday marks the second anniversary of the bombings at Brussels airport and a metro station, which killed 32 people

Europe News

'We deserve more recognition'—partner of Belgium terror victim speaks

Briton Charlotte Dixon-Sutcliffe, whose partner David was killed in Brussels metro attack, gives an emotional interview to Euronews

United Kingdom

Brits bet big on unpredictable French election

France's upcoming presidential election is such a close call UK bookmakers say it has attracted what is thought to be unprecedented interest from British gamblers.

Belgium

Reliving the pain 'every single day' - Brussels attacks one year on

One year after the Brussels terror attacks, which killed more than 30 people, those affected have been recalling to Euronews the horrors of that day and how it has changed their lives…

United Kingdom

Brexit battle: What next in the messy divorce proceedings?

UK prime minister Theresa May has told EU leaders that she is confident a court ruling – which threatens to delay Britain’s exit from the bloc – will be…

Brazil

Rio gets arty for Olympics!

Street artists are bringing a whole new meaning to painting the town red in Rio, with striking creations celebrating the Olympics

My Europe Series

Trafficked for exploitation: the UK's modern day slaves

Some campaigners estimate there could be up to 80,000 victims in Britain, stuck in slavery, in the shadows of society.

Belgium

Brussels bombings: The suicide attackers and suspects

Belgian police are a hunting for a “third man” filmed with two suicide bombers at Brussels Airport, in the wake of Tuesday’s attacks in the capital

North Korea

North Korea launches rocket, defying international warnings

North Korea has defied international warnings and launched a long-range rocket. Pyongyang had notified UN agencies that it planned to carry out the

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