France

France's Le Pen defies demand for "misspent" funds

France’s National Front leader Marine Le Pen has defied a deadline set by the EU authorities for her to repay funds they claim she has misspent.

31/01/2017

Europe News

The Brief From Brussels: Theresa and Trump's 'special relationship'

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

26/01/2017

Romania

Brussels to keep monitoring Romania over corruption

Brussels says it will continue keeping tabs on Romania over corruption – “despite scores of MPs, mayors and magistrates being put on trial for graft in recent…

26/01/2017

World News

How to make toast without increasing cancer risk

When cooking bread to make toast, or when frying, baking or roasting, strive for a slightly golden colour rather than a deep brown.

23/01/2017

Serbia

Refugees in Greece and Serbia forced to endure sub-zero temperatures

Fears are growing for thousands of refugees stuck with next to no shelter in sub-zero temperatures.

10/01/2017

Economy

State of the Union: Challenges ahead for 2017

State of the Union is euronews’ weekly roundup of EU affairs.

06/01/2017

Europe News

Fallout continues after UK envoy quits

Brussels is still reeling from the British ambassador’s to the EU’s shock resignation on Tuesday.

04/01/2017

Real Economy

Getting Europe's banks healthy and lending

Will the new banking regulations make our banks safer and be less of a burden to the taxpayer?

13/12/2016

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU relocation scheme flops

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

08/12/2016

Business Series

EU takes members to task over Volkswagen scandal

The EU has begun legal action against seven member states for failing to police emissions cheating by car-makers after the Volkswagen scandal.

08/12/2016

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU opens new volunteer corps

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s political capital.

07/12/2016

Economy

EU penalises banks for fixing Euribor interest rates

JPMorgan Chase, Credit Agricole and HSBC have been fined a total of 485 million euros for their alleged role in a cartel to fix the price of Euribor interest…

07/12/2016

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Barnier sees new Brexit deal deadline

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s political capital.

06/12/2016

Europe News

EU's Brexit czar eyes 2018 deal with UK

The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator wants a deal between Britain and Brussels by October 2018.

06/12/2016

United Kingdom

'Brexit could be concluded by October, 2018', says EU negotiator Michel Barnier

Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator has given his first speech since taking office.

06/12/2016

Europe News

'Europe shows understanding towards Turkey' - migration commissioner

With members of the European Parliament recently voting to freeze EU membership talks with Turkey, and subsequent threats from President Erdogan, questions are mounting over the future of Brussels-Ank

30/11/2016

Europe News

EU energy plan - will it go far enough?

It is all about limiting climate change and boosting sustainability.

29/11/2016

Economy

WTO finds against Boeing in victory for Airbus over illegal subsidies

The WTO has ruled Washington State illegally supported Boeing with tax breaks after complaint filed by Airbus.

28/11/2016

World

Marine Le Pen won't be France's next president, says Juncker

Jean Claude Juncker addresses the 'big issues' affecting Europe and the EU today. From Trump, to Brexit and the rise of the far-right.

26/11/2016

Europe News

Hackers target European Commission

Hackers have targeted the European Commission’s computer network – trying to overload and crash it.

25/11/2016