World News MEPs grill Britain's "last EU commissioner" Britain’s so-called “last EU commissioner” has promised to serve “only the European general interest” if EU lawmakers accept him for the job. 13 September 2016
Europe News Barroso faces EU probe over bank job Former European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso faces an ethics probe after he joined Goldman Sachs. 12 September 2016
World News What is the state of Juncker's Union now? “Because our European Union is not in a good state. 12 September 2016
Economy BRUA pipeline for European energy diversity moves forward A move towards European energy diversity with the signing in Budapest of agreements to build the Romanian section of the BRUA pipeline network through Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary and Austria. 9 September 2016
Europe News Let us roam - Brussels pulls back on latest plan for regulating mobile fees across EU The European Commission has withdrawn proposals that would limit next year’s abolition of mobile roaming charges, after criticism that the rules should go further to favour… 9 September 2016
World EU's Competition Commissioner fights tough for a fairer market Declaring open season on tax evaders, one EU Commissioner is going up against the multinationals, but she has been accused of changing the rules of the game. 8 September 2016
Business Series Dublin to fight Brussels over EU ordered Apple back tax payment The Irish government says 'We don't want the money' as it decides to appeal against the EU ordering Apple to pay billions in back taxes. 2 September 2016
European Union State of the Union: EC takes a bite out of Apple, TTIP talks teeter State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round up of the top stories from Brussels. 2 September 2016
Economy The Brief from Brussels: Apple-EC row leaves a bitter taste This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from across Europe. 1 September 2016
Business Series Brussels and Apple trade claims over Irish tax row The verbal sparring continues between Brussels and Apple over the 13 billion euro tax bill the European Commission has ruled it must pay to the Irish government. 1 September 2016
Belgium Crunch day for Apple - tech giant risks Europe's biggest ever tax penalty The European Commission is set to take a big bite out of Apple on Tuesday. 30 August 2016
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: a two-track Europe after Brexit? This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from across Europe. 29 August 2016
Turkey Tensions rise over EU-Turkey migrant deal Turkey is threatening to walk away from a deal to stem the migrant flow to Europe over the failure by Brussels to deliver on waiving visa restrictions. 16 August 2016
World News Thousands call on EU chiefs to act over Barroso controversy More than 5,800 people have signed a petition calling for EU chiefs to act over a controversy involving José Manuel Barroso. 6 August 2016
Europe News European Commission warns Poland to respect rule of law but decides not to sanction Spain and Portugal for overspending No sanctions for Spain and Portugal for overspending but EU confrontation will Poland escalates 27 July 2016
World News 'Tighten rules or live to regret it': Brussels told to act after Barroso controversy Stricter rules and independent regulation should be introduced to avoid senior EU staff becoming too close to big business, it’s been claimed. 22 July 2016
Europe News Europe's lorry manufacturers hit with €3 billion fine for price-fixing Four of Europe’s top lorry manufacturers have been fined €2. 19 July 2016
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Boris Johnson job causes ripples abroad This is the brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 15 July 2016
Europe News EU regulators hit Google with more anti-trust charges EU regulators have hit Google with another competition charge, accusing it of blocking rivals in the online search advertising market. 14 July 2016