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Perfect storm for Italy in budget battle

The perfect storm has started for Italy. The European Commission says it considers the Italian budget draft to be in particularly serious non-compliance with EU fiscal rules and opted for a procedure for excessive debt. Commissioner Moscovici said there are unsolved doubts about increasing deb

Economy

Rome vs Brussels: risk of an unprecedented clash over the budget

On Wednesday the European Commission might decide to take first steps on the opening of a procedure for excessive debt against Italy

Europe News

Merkel and the future of Europe

The German Chancellor is expected to give her vision on the future of Europe this Tuesday. Many believe that her withdrawal from German politics marks the beginning of a new phase for European politics.

World

Eating pizza under the shelling: the conflict in Ukraine goes on

The conflict in eastern Ukraine has caused thousands of victims and disrupted civilians' lives. But in that region, people also want to look at the future. Stories of resilience from the East.

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World

Italy PM defends plan to ramp up spending despite EU fears over debt

Italy’s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has defended his plan to ramp up public spending, despite the country’s national debt reaching more than twice the European Union limit.

Europe News

No-deal Brexit could lead to 'fake prosecco' on UK supermarket shelves

Current EU legislation dictates that the origins of products claiming to possess specific qualities, like prosecco and mozzarella, must be marked on the packet but a no-deal could change this

Europe News

Debate over wiggle room of NGOs helping migrants

Without humanitarian assistance by NGOs, the refugee crisis "would have been hell"

Europe News

Drones that save lives: when technology helps in an emergency

A summit in Brussels shows the potential of drones in search and rescue operations

Europe News

Airbnb complies with EU consumer regulation demands

Frustrated that the price shown on Airbnb isn't the one you end up paying? This is going to change from next year in the EU

World

A bridge too far: what Europe must learn from Genoa disaster

Following the collapse of a bridge in Genoa last month, experts worry about the stability of other European bridges

Europe News

European School brings hope to Georgia

EU project aims at bringing students from eastern partnership countries closer to European values

Europe News

'Threats are useless' - Brussels rejects Italy's migration ultimatum

Standoff over migrants stuck on boat in Catania takes new turn.

Europe News

'Europe’s ivory laws are broken,' say campaigners

Study shows that illegal ivory trading continues in EU

Europe News

Mechelen's migrant welcome

Euronews travels to Mechelen, in Flanders, to look at how the city's been successful in integrating its migrant population

My Europe Series

Euronews hits the road in Giuseppe Conte's Italy

Euronews’ Elena Cavallone and Bryan Carter embarked on a journey across Italy to take the political pulse of a country that has gone through one of its worst leadership crisis in decades.

Economy

Italy coalition shocks Europe with draft plans

The two big winners from the Italian election have considered plans to pull out of the Euro, seek debt relief and raise benefits.

Europe News

'Words are my only weapons' - Syrian activist's push for peace

Now a refugee in Belgium, Yahia Hakoum left Syria after protesting against Assad regime and allegedly being tortured in prison

Europe News

Dutch show the way to deal with climate change

World News

Media & conflicts: dangerous liaisons, an INFOCORE study reveals

The media's role in the management, prevention and resolution of violent conflicts is more crucial than ever. Euronews spoke to experts from INFOCORE, an international research project, investigating

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