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Top Ten exhibitions in Europe for September

Euronews selects for you the 10 best exhibitions in Europe

Romania

How some migrants are switching to Romania in their bid for Europe

It’s part of a new trend over the last month that has seen around 470 migrants arrived in the EU country.

France

Jean-Claude Juncker declares his love for Europe

Juncker showed his emotional side during his State of the Union speech

France

Will Juncker introduce the euro throughout the EU and other trending questions

Find out the answers to the top questions about Juncker's State of Union address

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United Kingdom

Brexit bill wins first parliamentary vote

Brexit bill wins first parliamentary vote

Belgium

Tell us what you think of the European Union

#AskJuncker: Tell us what you think of the European Union ahead of Juncker's live YouTube interview on Thursday.

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Croatian floods hit homes and schools

Hospitals and houses have been flooded in Croatia following torrential rain in the Istrin peninsula.

Spain

The Catalan parliament approves a law to call a referendum on October 1 on independence from Spain

Spain

Dali is not the Daddy, says DNA

World News

Single society: A third of EU homes contain just one person

More Europeans are living alone than ever before.

Spain

The devastating and surprising effects of Spain’s drought

Spain is suffering its worst drought in decades, with reservoirs at 43 percent capacity.

United Kingdom

Britain bickers with Brussels over Brexit

Britain's Brexit minister David Davis dismisses his EU counterpart Michel Barnier's comments that little progress has been made in Brexit talks as "silly".

Hungary

Daring swim across Danube in Budapest Urban Games

The Budapest Urban Games now includes a challenging swim across Danube for the first time this year. 263 participants dived in despite the strong currents and even whirlpools.

Germany

Frankfurt begins evacuation of city centre as WWII bomb is prepared to be defused

A 1.5 kilometre-wide exclusion zone is being evacuated in central Frankfurt as bomb disposal prepares to defuse a 1.4-ton WWII blockbuster

Italy

Amnesty warns against 'outsourcing' migrant crisis to Libya

Arrivals from North Africa fell by more than 80 percent in August after Italy boosted cooperation with Libyan authorities. Amnesty International warns that outsourcing the fight against traffickers to Libya exposes migrants and refugees to abuse.

France

Macron's push for global popularity

President Emmanuel Macron outlines plans to boost France's popularity internationally.

Destinations

10 Exhibitions to see this summer in Europe

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Spain's annual 'Tomatina' fight draws thousands

Over 20,000 people were left drenched in red pulp after throwing 160 tonnes of over-ripe tomatoes at each other in an epic food fight known as 'La Tomatina'.

Turkey

Turkey blamed for breakdown of talks on EU membership

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has accused Turkey of wanting to blame Europe, not itself, for a breakdown in EU membership talks.

Spain

Belgium gave tip-off to Spain about imam

Information has emerged that a Belgian policeman gave a tip to Catalan police in 2016 about the alleged mastermind of the Barcelona attacks who was killed in a blast that destroyed a house in Alcanar.