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EU leaders ‘open to freedom of movement reform’ to soften Brexit

Tony Blair claims Macron's election has opened the door to reform to keep UK in the single market.

My Europe Series

Brexit, Ukraine and Greece dominate EU political agenda this week

As the UK tries to unravel itself from over 40 years of EU membership, other countries seek closer ties. This week's State of the Union heads to Kiev for the signing of the EU Ukraine association agre

Business Series

Easyjet to open new airline in Austria

Budget airline, easyjet is to open a new airline in Austria to allow it to continue flying within Europe after Brexit.

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UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn pays a visit to the EU Brexit negotiator in Brussels

On the same day David Davis publishes the Great Repeal Bill, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn visits EU Brexit chief in Brussels

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French PM lures London's financiers to Paris

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told an international finance forum in Paris on Tuesday that he wants to see the city become "Europe's new number one financial hub after Brexit."

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The Brief from Brussels: Belgium niqab ban upheld

In this episode: Belgium’s ban on Islamic veils are ruled to be legal; the British Foreign Secretary dismisses talk of a Brexit bill, and Ukraine hosts an EU-Kiev…

United Kingdom

Barnier: "I don't hear whistling, only ticking"

EU insists Britain must pay its debts before negotiating future perks.

United Kingdom

EU citizens rights: how proposals differ from current rights

Guy Verhofstadt says current deal on the table is “falling short”

Europe News

Top MEP threatens Brexit deal veto over citizens' rights

The European Parliament’s chief Brexit coordinator has warned MEPs will veto a deal with the UK.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU finance chiefs talk banking reform

This is the Brief from Brussels: a roundup of the top EU news stories

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EU Parliament slams UK offer to expats

The European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator urges Britain to improve its offer for EU citizens - or face having it rejected.

United Kingdom

EU's Barnier steps up Brexit trade warning to UK

The UK must 'face the facts', the EU Commission's chief negotiator warns the UK over its trade terms wishlist

United Kingdom

Britain to go back on 1964 offshore fishing deal with five nations

Britain to tear up 1964 pre-EU fishing agreement with five countries.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Let the Brexit battle commence!

Our weekly round-up of the top stories from Europe's de-facto political capital

Europe News

'The best is yet to come' - Estonia set to take up EU presidency

Tallinn says its goal is to make Europe more united and stronger

My Europe Series

Brexit Britain: falling pound, border fears and a frightened workforce

With Brexit talks only just begun, Britain faces a possible economic downturn and Northern Ireland's peace deal looks shaky

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The Brief from Brussels: NATO chief reveals hike in defence spending

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the top stories from the EU's de-facto political capital

United Kingdom

Brexit: Theresa May evokes 'implementation period'

During PMQs, Theresa May announced an implementation period could be needed to ensure a smooth Brexit.

United Kingdom

Brexit could break up more than a political union – it could break up families

Tough immigrations policies in the UK led some citizens and their foreign partners to live elsewhere in the EU - but now their future is unclear

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The Brief from Brussels: EU fines Google

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital