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Welcome to Brussels - one of Europe's most polluted cities

People living in de-facto European capital take to streets with air quality detectors to measure air quality

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Citizen campaign to protect minorities secures debate in EU parliament

More than a million people sign-up to initiative calling for common EU standards for national and linguistic minorities

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EU fake news fight 'clashing with right to freedom of expression'

Brussels is battling hard against disinformation online, but a group of lawyers is questioning methods used in Russia campaign

World

Hungary election: What next for stormy relations with EU?

With Orban's FIdesz party tipped for another election win, the spotlight's turned on Hungary's future role in Europe

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United Kingdom

Article 50 a year on: Brexit ‘red lines’ change colour

A year ago the UK triggered Article 50 — and in another year it will officially leave the EU. At the halfway stage, Euronews asks: to what extent have the EU and UK “red lines” changed colour?

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Relatives of Catalan prisoners and exiles take human rights call to Br

Treatment of social and political leaders is denounced, as former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont awaits extradition decision

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May seeks EU support for UK over 'pattern of Russian aggression'

European Union leaders are meeting for a two-day summit in Brussels, where British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned that Russia poses a threat to the whole bloc.

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Italy election: taking the pulse in Brussels

Italians speak of disillusionment ahead of Sunday's much-anticipated poll

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MEPs vote to probe top EU job choice

Appointment of German Martin Selmayr as EU Commission Secretary-General is raising questions about transparency

United Kingdom

Brexit: a three course meal or a packet of crisps?

The UK negotiating position on trade after Brexit remains uncertain. The Trade Secretary wants to leave the customs union, but momentum is building for staying inside.

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Brief from Brussels: EU top job sparks transparency questions

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Helping Europe's homeless as cold snap bites

One Brussels mayor gives police powers of arrest, if those sleeping rough don't go to shelters.

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EU top appointment sparks transparency questions

The appointment of Jean-Claude Juncker's top aide as the EU Commission's next Secretary-General raises questions about transparency.

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Talking cash and top jobs at EU summit

EU leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the future face of EU, post-Brexit

United Kingdom

Theresa May bids to overcome Brexit divisions at Chequers hideaway

The British prime minister has convened ministers to her country residence to settle disputes that have divided her cabinet and party, and frustrated negotiators in Brussels.

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German aide lands top job at EU Commission

Martin Selmayr to take up reigns of Secretary-General in Brussels reshuffle

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Romania's new PM in Brussels amid judicial reform tensions

Viorica Dancila meets EU leaders after Bucharest is warned over judicial reforms, which critics say undermine efforts to combat corruption

Belgium

Salah Abdeslam trial: hearing resumes in Brussels without him

The main surviving suspect of the November 2015 attacks in Pari told the court on Monday he didn't wish to return for the next hearing.

Spain

Puigdemont defies Madrid ruling

Carles Puigdemont has insisted that the Spanish government must not be allowed to ignore the will of the people, as Catalan's parliament postponed plans to invest him as president.

World News

Turkey & EU look to mend fences

Turkish minister for EU Affairs, Omer Celik, is in Brussels, meeting with senior officials. After months of tension, Ankara is hoping to build bridges. Bulgaria, which currently holds the EU presidency, is also keen to work with Turkey on migration, counterterrorism and energy issues.