brussels bureau 19/03/2019 Police say Brussels 'bomb threat' was false alarm Dozens of people were evacuated from a building near the European Union's headquarters on Tuesday morning. But after combing nearby streets, police confirmed it was a false alarm.
brussels bureau 15/03/2019 Former European Commission president, Romano Prodi, on Brexit "this is really a mess" Brexit chaos is dominating the headlines. Euronews asked the opinion of the former head of the executive body of the EU and Italian prime minister
Hungary 13/03/2019 Hungary covers up some anti-EU posters during Manfred Weber's visit The billboards were covered on the road from Budapest's airport to the city centre but left bare in the other direction.
Belgium 06/03/2019 Belgian carnival float depicting Jewish stereotypes condemned as anti-Semitic A carnival float at a parade in Belgium has caused outrage for displaying giant caricatures of Jews sitting on bags of money.
brussels bureau 28/02/2019 The Brief: from death row to the European Parliament European countries have long banned capital punishment, but Europeans can end up on death row around the world, so we look at how Europe can help to abolish the death sentence.
the global conversation 21/02/2019 Corina Creţu: the next elections will be the "biggest test" for Europe Euronews' Sandor Zsiros speaks to Corina Creţu, European Commissioner for Regional Policy to talk about future achievements and challenges.
Belgium 21/02/2019 EU Commission's Juncker: 'Don't blame May for my injury!' European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker joked to reporters that an injury on his face wasn't Theresa May's fault.
brussels bureau 19/02/2019 Transatlantic ties become strained over European car import discussion Following an agreement between European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and US President Donald Trump in summer 2018, Europeans are concerned about the imposition of tariffs on cars.
brussels bureau 14/02/2019 Panama and Saudi Arabia among countries added to EU blacklist for money laundering The EU added several new territories to their list of countries who have been lax on criminal money laundering activities.
brussels bureau 14/02/2019 The Brief. Belgium Strike, Whisky woes and money laundering The Brief. Belgium Strike, Whisky woes and money laundering
brussels bureau 13/02/2019 Speedy appointment of EC Secretary General 'did not follow EU law', says ombudsman The European Commission should develop a 'specific appointment procedure', Emily O'Reilly said in a statement.
Raw Politics 12/02/2019 Ballot Buzz: European voters, eurosceptic parties and EU flags On today's edition of Ballot Buzz, anti-EU parties are predicted to gain power in the European Parliament, people are encouraged to vote and the EU flag makes its way into French classrooms.
World 09/02/2019 As the EU tightens regulations on Nord Stream 2, why all the fuss about a new gas pipeline? As the EU tightened regulations on Nord Stream 2, why the fuss about a new gas pipeline?
Belgium 06/02/2019 Alston-Siemens: Brussels blocks the rail merger aimed at helping Europe compete on global stage It would have harmed competition in the railway market, said the European Commission.
Romania 05/02/2019 Western Europe has double standards over corruption, says Romania's PM But experts said Bucharest should deal with its "corruption problem" and that any double standards were irrelevant.
brussels bureau 23/01/2019 The Brief from Brussels: Golden Visas, EU rules in the UK, Hungary EU Commission cracks down on "golden visas"
brussels bureau 23/01/2019 EU warns of crime risks from governments' sales of passports and visas EU report raises concerns on Malta, Cyprus schemes
world news 23/01/2019 Romano Prodi back in Brussels Former EU Commission President promoting social infrastructure investment
brussels bureau 15/01/2019 EU plans to end individual states' veto power on taxes Unanimous decisions on tax matters should be phased out gradually
brussels bureau 14/01/2019 The Brief: Iberia risks crash landing in case of no-deal Brexit Spanish airline could suffer collateral damage from UK decision to leave the EU
