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Europe Weekly: Obama warns against 'Brexit'

In this edition of Europe Weekly: US President Barack Obama backs the Remain campaign in the UK’s EU referendum; the EU-Turkey deal could break down

United Kingdom

Brexit? What's at stake for the UK and Europe in 6 graphics

As Brits get ready to vote in a referendum that will change the fate of their country on the 23rd of June, we examined what a “Brexit” would mean for

Economy

'Permanently poorer' Brexit warning from UK finance minister

UK finance minister George Osborne says Britons will be "permanently poorer" if they vote to leave the European Union in a referendum in June, his comments based on a Treasury analysis.

Real Economy

EU banks on deeper economic union - but at what cost?

This edition of The Real Economy turns the spotlight on the hotly debated issue of deepening Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). What does it

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United Kingdom

Brexit: politicians for and against

On Saturday, February 20th the UK Prime Minister David Cameron, after reaching an agreement with his European counterparts in Brussels finally

Europe News

EU referendum campaign kicks off in the UK

The EU referendum campaign has officially kicked off in Britain. Voters will decide on June 23rd if Britain should remain inside the EU. Both camps

Economy

The World Bank and IMF fear Brexit will add uncertainty to a fragile global economy

The World Bank and the IMF have been meeting in Washington with the possibility of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union high on the agenda.

United Kingdom

Brexit: Opposition leader Corbyn backs vote to stay in the EU

The campaign to remain in the EU got a boost from an unlikely supporter, eurosceptic opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.

World News

Who discovered the UK? And other questions Europeans are asking Google ahead of the Brexit referendum

Having asked Google to let us know what the UK is wondering about the EU and the Brexit referendum, we now present you with the top questions being

United Kingdom

IMF warns 'Brexit' could do 'severe damage' to global economy

The IMF has warned that a "Brexit" would prompt "major challenges" and an extended period of economic uncertainty, which would damage confidence and investment, increase market volatility and hurt tra

United Kingdom

Creativity vs. Brexit: sending the message

As the date of the Brexit referendum approaches the campaigns for leaving the EU or staying accelerate. The more ferocious the PR war the more

World News

Greece wants IMF explanations over Wikileaks report

Greece on Saturday demanded “explanations” from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after Wikileaks said the lender sought a crisis “event” to push

United Kingdom

Europeans say 'no' to Brexit, suggests new French poll

The majority of Europeans and Brits questioned in a new survey are opposed to Brexit according to pollster Odoxa. Of more than 4,000 people asked

Economy

Brexit 'could cost UK billions' says Confederation of British Industry

A British vote to leave the European Union could cost the UK economy billions and close to one million lost jobs by 2020, according to research commissioned by the Confederation of British Industry.

My Europe Series

Is the European Union doomed?

This is the final episode of ‘The Network’, euronews’ hard talk with a matrix of newsmakers. The headlines: Nearly 60 years on, the European Union

Economy

Brexit battle reaches Britain's central bank

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said that Britain leaving the European Union would deliver a short-term hit to UK economic growth and sterling.

World News

What would a British exit from the EU, or "Brexit" look like?

Euronews takes you through the options for Britain’s potential divorce with Brussels. What happens if the UK votes to leave the EU? Article 50 of

World News

France warns Britain of migrant influx after EU exit

France has warned Britain that it will let thousands of migrants head to its shores if the country opts to leave the European Union. In an interview

Economy

Growth and Brexit top agenda at G20 finance meeting

Weakening global growth and the implications of Britain leaving the European Union are the two big talking points for G20 financial leaders meeting in Shanghai.

Business Line

Brexit fears undermine sterling, Zuckerberg upstages Samsung Galaxy S7 launch

Business Line focuses on reaction to Brexit fears, including the slumping pound, and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg's VR antics overshadow Samsung's new smartphone at the Mobile World Congress.