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Square in Brussels renamed after murdered British MP

A square in Brussels is today being renamed after the murdered British MP Jo Cox. The 41-year-old was murdered in 2016 by right wing extremist Thomas Mair.

27/09/2018

Belgium

The Norway model — Europe bit by bit but not membership

Theresa May has ruled out the Norway model, but what exactly does it look like?

26/09/2018

Europe News

Hungary and Poland: should Brussels have acted sooner?

"It may simply be in Hungary we have left things so late, it's really really difficult to reverse that kind of anti democratic trend."

19/09/2018

Europe News

Ukraine conflict: in the eyes of a student

"Everyday we lose some citizens of our country; so we cannot forget it."

19/09/2018

World News

Brexit: UK not ready to 'mitigate major impacts' in no-deal scenario

According to a report by the Institute for Government, if a deal is not reached, the UK is not ready to "mitigate major negative impacts" in nine of the 10 policy areas being discussed in the Brexit implementation.

17/09/2018

Europe News

Sefcovic throws hat in ring for EU Commission top job

Slovak vows to tackle what he describes as "barbed wire" mentality dividing the bloc

17/09/2018

Europe News

Article 7 v Hungary - mission impossible?

Disciplinary mechanism is a long and complicated process

17/09/2018

Belgium

Man is critically injured after Belgian police shoot at him

It's after officers had asked two men to move on in Brussels but one of them pulled out a knife and had refused to drop it

17/09/2018

Belgium

Brussels: Comics attract thousands of fans at Comic Strip Festival

Almost a hundred thousand visitors and more than 250 comic artists attend the ninth annual event

15/09/2018

World

Raw Politics: 'The Brexit vote was about political independence'

"The Brexit vote was about political independence," Nigel Farage tells Raw Politics' host Tesa Arcilla.

05/09/2018

Europe News

Race for EU presidency, as German leader throws hat in ring

"Today's European Union is not connected to the people in the European Union"

05/09/2018

Living

Top art exhibitions to visit this season

Our selection of the most awaited art shows to catch this Autumn in Europe.

05/09/2018

Belgium

EC to propose end to daylight savings time

President of the EC, Jean-Claude Juncker highlighted the results of an EU survey where 80% of the 4.6 million participants wanted summer and winter time changes to be abolished.

31/08/2018

Europe News

Will NATO headquarters be named after John McCain?

Former Secretary-Generals back tribute, to recognise late Senator's achievements

30/08/2018

Europe News

Deal or no deal - EU says there'll be Brexit disruption either way

The European Commission responds as London publishes no-deal technical notices

23/08/2018

World News

Greece heading for 'sustainable recovery,' says EU

Greece gets a confidence boost from Brussels as it exits third and final bailout

20/08/2018

Belgium

Watch: Brussel's Grand Place square covered with colourful flowers

WATCH: The abnormal summer heat presented organisers with a new challenge this year

17/08/2018

World News

UK's International Trade Secretary says Brexit No-Deal is 60% likely

The UK's Government's International Trade Secretary says the chance of the UK leaving the EU with no-deal is now "60-40" likely, and being increased by those in the EU committed to“the purity of the EU’s ideology”.

06/08/2018

Europe News

'Ryanair has no respect at all' - Brussels cabin crew join strike

Low-cost airline suffers worst week of stoppages in its three-decade history

25/07/2018

Europe News

NATO: Trump demands more from NATO

US President is due to head over to the UK but not before he made his mark on Brussels. Donald Trump has urged his NATO allies to pledge 4 percent of their GDP towards military spending - double the current target. He also accused Germany of being 'totally controlled' by Russia.

12/07/2018