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Europeans united in cinema

'The Square' cleans the slate at the European Film Awards, "Europe's Oscars".

World News

How old is the EU's commercial aircraft fleet?

How old are the planes operated by EU airlines and how important is it for airlines to renew their fleet?

Cinema

European Film Awards: May the best movie win!

Final preparations are underway in Berlin for Saturday's 30th edition of the awards

World News

Many Europeans say life was better in the 1960s

Study shows almost one in three Europeans say individuals were better off fifty years ago.

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Cinema

European Film Award: the nominees

Find out who the contenders are for the top prizes in Europe's answer to the Oscars.

Austria

Same-sex marriage: how Europe has turned pink

A timeline of how Europe has gradually legalised gay marriage.

World News

Mogherini meets Euronews: EU foreign policy chief talks Trump

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini spoke to Euronews at the Med 2017 - Mediterranean Dialogues conference in Rome

United Kingdom

Brexit: growing frustration on both sides of debate

Amid talk of a big divorce settlement with the EU, and negotiations dragging on, UK voters on both sides of the debate express their frustration

World News

Euroviews. View: Five reasons why you should care about statelessness

If we don’t work to ensure that everyone in Europe and the world has a nationality, this purely man-made problem will continue to be passed from one generation to the next, writes UNHCR's Aikaterini Kitidi

World News

Who likes living in the EU most?

Brussels has released its latest survey on Europeans’ views on a range of topics, including how happy they are with life in the bloc.

World News

European leaders pledge to combat violence against women

According to official data, some 215,000 violent sexual crimes were recorded by police in the European Union in 2015

World News

The Mediterranean is "by far world's deadliest border"

A report by the International Organization for Migration has found that at least 33,761 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean between 2000 and 2017.

World News

Euroviews. View: Europe’s employment policies are not working

The European Commission’s proposals for addressing the problem of joblessness are in many cases insufficient, say Alois Stöger and Nicolas Schmit

Ukraine

No respite in east Ukraine as another war winter approaches

Fighting continues and millions suffer from forgotten conflict in Europe’s east

World News

Euroviews. View: EU needs to offer tangible, irrefutable rewards to eastern neighbours

At this weeks EaP summit, the EU needs to appease its member states and those next door, say Radu Magdin and Adelina Jelescu

Poland

ECJ decision on Bialowieza logging 'welcomed'

ECJ ban on logging in Europe's oldest forest 'welcomed' by conservationists.

Green News

How to be a better activist for causes you believe in

Don’t underestimate the power of continued, small actions to change your community.

Spain

Rival rallies show depth of division in Catalonia

Pro-Spanish unity and pro-independence demonstrators took to the streets of Barcelona

Germany

Germany announces ban on children's smartwatches

The German telecommunications regulator has asked parents to destroy children's smartwatches over privacy concerns

Germany

Mixed verdict on COP23 climate summit

The UN talks in Berlin made progress on climate goals but critics say a sense of urgency was lacking