Belgium

Underage African women trapped in a vicious cycle of prostitution in B

Women of African descent sell their bodies for as little as 20 Euros - barely half the rate charged by Western prostitutes.

21 January 2018

United Kingdom

Pro-Brexit delegation meets Michel Barnier bearing gifts and warnings

A group of pro-Brexit UK businessmen are seeing the EU’s chief negotiator armed with a hamper of British products and warning of the consequences of a ‘no deal’ scenario.

10 January 2018

Europe News

EU-Poland: time to clear the air?

Poland's new prime minister visits Brussels amid judicial reform concerns

9 January 2018

United Kingdom

'Brexit is winning everywhere': Nigel Farage full interview

The UKIP MEP and ex-party leader tells Euronews about his meeting in Brussels with the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.

8 January 2018

World News

Theresa May to face EU leaders in Brussels after Brexit vote defeat

The UK prime minister is to urge EU27 leaders to confirm that Brexit talks can advance, after the government lost a key Brexit vote at Westminster.

14 December 2017

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Catalans protest against EU

7 December 2017

Europe News

Catalan separatists protest in Brussels

7 December 2017

United Kingdom

Pressure mounts on British PM to salvage Brexit deal

Theresa May is facing pressure to salvage a deal on the first stage of Brexit talks with Brussels, while keeping key allies on side

5 December 2017

World News

Irish border key to Brexit progress as May meets Juncker

The UK prime minister is holding key talks in Brussels as Brexit negotiations enter a decisive phase.

4 December 2017

United Kingdom

Britain ‘agrees to pay’ EU’s Brexit divorce bill

EU sources confirm reports that the UK has offered to meet the bulk of European Union demands over the financial settlement.

29 November 2017

Cult

Lost Magritte Painting Found Behind Work

The final quarter of a lost painting by Belgian artist René Magritte has been discovered behind another piece of his work in Brussels with the use of x-ray imaging.

15 November 2017

United Kingdom

Why must Brexit talks move onto trade so urgently?

British and European businesses say they need clarity and certainty from UK and EU negotiators to avoid imminent damage.

13 November 2017

Belgium

EU votes against renewing glyphosate licence

EU ministers vote against renewing the licence for the controversial herbicide glyphosate.

9 November 2017

United Kingdom

Brexit - "what do we do if the British don't move?"

EU diplomats are sketching out a transition offer that could let the UK stay in the single market for around two years after it leaves the bloc.

8 November 2017

European Union

The State of the Union: Sexual harassment in the UK

This is the State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of EU affairs from Brussels.

3 November 2017

No Comment

'Get out of bed with Monsanto': activists demand glyphosate ban

More than a million people have signed an EU petition demanding a full ban of the weed killer, amid concerns it may cause cancer.

25 October 2017

World News

Vote on glyphosate ban delayed

EU countries have failed on to vote on a licence extension for the weedkiller glyphosate

25 October 2017

United Kingdom

Brexit - where to now?

The UK prime minister has until a crucial summit in December to save the Brexit negotiations with Brussels.

21 October 2017

Business Planet

What is standing in the way of start-up businesses taking on Europe?

Do you want to give your start-up the best chance to scale-up and thrive in the EU? There are solutions to hand

20 October 2017

World News

Merkel wants to cut EU aid to Turkey

The human rights situation in Turkey is unacceptable and EU leaders have asked their executive arm to look at cutting pre-accession aid to Ankara in a "responsible way"

20 October 2017