Euronews looks back at the biggest stories around Europe that you need to know about today.

More than two years after the Brexit referendum, we seem still to be at square one. The high-level meeting in Brussels was supposed to come up with a breakthrough. Instead, the only thing that everybody shared was disappointment. Or, as Angela Merkel put it: I'm neither optimistic nor pessimis

Leaders require top security and the Belgian police force have a mammoth task on their hands when the heads of state or government come to town for a summit.

Here's our afternoon round-up of the key stories from Europe today.

Anti-Brexit protesters gather in Brussels ahead of crunch summit, Labour MEP Seb Dance was there and spoke about the chances of a deal.

As EU leaders prepare to meet in Brussels, European Council President Donald Tusk has said he has 'no optimism' that a Brexit deal will be reached.

In this edition of State of the Union: EU leaders gather in Salzburg to tackle two of the biggest challenges facing the bloc right now: Brexit and

Hours after EU leaders agreed to set up migrant reception centres Savini rules them out.

They agreed to restrict migrants moving within the bloc but made clear virtually all of their pledges would be carried out on a "voluntary basis" by member states.

A word of caution from EU Council President as marathon talks on migration wrap-up in Brussels

In this week’s State of the Union: Marathon talks at a “make or break” EU summit in Brussels see leaders agree measures to tackle migration – an

Italy had threatened to veto the whole EU summit agenda unless it received the help it had requested on the migration issue

France and several other European Union countries including Italy have reached an agreement on new wording for migration conclusions at the EU summit in Brussels

'Since most people don't run away from wars and simply think about finding wealth...we cannot allow these people to come to Europe'

EU tries to get political backing for disembarkation platforms at crunch summit