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United Kingdom

'Brexit's most significant moment since the referendum'

The UK government is to publish a White Paper outlining what it wants from Brussels

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Belgium

Brussels Airlines strike: Brief from Brussels

Why are the striking workers unhappy and what does it mean for you?

15/05/2018

Belgium

Iran's diplomatic push in Brussels

The country's foreign minister is in the EU capital to rally support for the 2015 nuclear deal in the wake of the US pull-out

15/05/2018

United Kingdom

Jailed British-Iranian mother "facing new charges"

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is serving a five-year sentence in Iran after being convicted on spying charges. Her husband is urging the UK foreign secretary to mention his wife's case when he meets Iran's foreign minister in Brussels later.

15/05/2018

Europe News

Europe's future in focus ahead of elections

As Europe Day is marked, how much interest is there in EU politics ahead of next year's parliament elections?

09/05/2018

Europe News

EU holds firm on Iran deal in wake of US pullout

"The question is how aggressive the US are going to be in implementing the sanctions"

09/05/2018

World News

The Brief from Brussels: why Europe Day matters

Watch as Euronews journalist Bryan Carter explains what Europe Day is and why it matters.

09/05/2018

Economy

UnFAirbnb - is Airbnb lobbying Brussels to veto European cities' regulation?

Have you struggled to find an affordable place to live? It could be the Airbnb effect.

07/05/2018

Europe News

Orban's secret visit to Brussels

Why did the controversial Hungarian PM meet with the European People's Party?

03/05/2018

World News

EU budget: Our coffee shop explainer

Confused about what the EU budget is all about? Watch our our special coffee shop explainer

03/05/2018

Europe News

EU members undermining rule of law face funding cuts

New punishment tool emerges as EU unveils post-2021 budget plans

02/05/2018

World News

EU sets sights on artificial intelligence future

As Brussels sets out its budget plans for 2021 onwards, it wants to see more investment in artificial intelligence technology

02/05/2018

Europe News

Project funding could be cut as EU battles to balance books

As EU tackles a shrinking budget, and increased commitments, cohesion funds for development projects could be slashed

01/05/2018

Europe News

Syrian musicians transforming trauma into art

'Syrians Got Talent' musicians perform in Brussels to spread message of resilience and solidarity

25/04/2018

Cult

Balkan Trafik: building bridges through music

Make peace and not war: That's the principal idea behind Balkan Trafik, which brings together live acts from Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina.

24/04/2018

Europe News

Brussels conference seeks aid for Syria

More than 80 governments and NGOs have been invited to event, which also aims to revive peace efforts

23/04/2018

Europe News

Terror-tarnished Molenbeek looks to future

As Salah Abdeslam is jailed, the Brussels district where he was captured focuses on cutting crime and unemployment

23/04/2018

Europe News

EU official condemns Douma 'gas attack' as 'barbaric'

Chair of European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee calls for political pressure to be piled on Damascus

10/04/2018

Europe News

Integrating EU's minority Roma community

International Roma Day shines light on social inclusion and poverty issues

09/04/2018

Europe News

EU's Timmermans arrives in Warsaw to talk rule of law

Controversial justice reforms in spotlight, amid spat which could see Poland stripped of its voting rights

09/04/2018