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EU seals Canada trade deal

EU approves CETA trade deal with Canada

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Syrian President Assad: ISIL has "definitely" infiltrated refugees to the West

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said he believes beyond any doubt that “terrorists” have “definitely” masked themselves as refugees

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New German film addresses Nazi child 'euthanasia'

Director Kai Wessel's film 'Fog In August' ('Nebel im August') addresses a dark period in German history - the Nazis' "euthanasia" programme.

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EU refuses to rule out legal action over refugee relocation

EU countries have taken in just 12,000 migrants from Greece and Italy in a year and a half.

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Migrants in limbo: thousands stranded in camps across Europe

Stranded on the edge of the EU, hundreds of migrants have found shelter at an abandoned warehouse in Belgrade.

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The Brief from Brussels: how much will Brexit cost Britain?

This is the Brief from Brussels, our daily roundup of the latest news from Europe’s de facto capital.

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Leaders of Germany, Poland hold talks on EU's future

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo held talks on Tuesday with a view to deepening ties between both countries.

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Lower fares shrink Ryanair's profits

Ryanair had to cut its fares more than expected during the last three months of 2016 because of over-capacity, which pulled down profits.

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Art and Cinema, Dimitrije Popovic and Transmedia in Rendez-vous

Explore European culture in Rendez-vous

Italy

Italy-Libya sign agreement to curb flow of migrants to Europe

Italy’s prime minister has signed a memorandum of understanding with Libya to curb the flow of migrants to Europe.

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Need for speed? How European countries compare

There’s no doubt that driving too fast is dangerous.

Economy

Green car sales rise in Europe

The number of battery powered, fuel-cell and rechargeable hybrid cars rose by a combined 206,000 last year in the EU and European Free Trade Area.

Economy

Eurozone economy accelerates, inflation up, unemployment falls

Eurozone economic growth is accelerating faster than in the US, unemployment is at a more than seven-year low and inflation has risen.

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Euroviews. Are you 'web' or 'wall'? How politics has split society

Between web and wall: what would the disruption of politics look like?

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Transparency watchdog tells EU to get tough on lobbying

The European Parliament must bar departing members from moving directly to lobbying former colleagues, Transparency International said on Tuesday after finding dozens of ex-MEPs had taken jobs with…

Real Economy

Is Europe in the mood to invest in itself?

This edition of Real Economy, from the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg, looks at the kind of investments Europe needs.

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European diplomats voice further anger at Trump travel ban

European diplomats have voiced their anger at President Donald Trump’s travel ban, continuing the global backlash.

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The EU is urged to "stand firm against Trump"

The French President says EU member states should remain steadfast whenever the US president urges them to follow the UK's decision to split with Brussels.

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Aussie impressionists Impressionism is not the preserve of the French or indeed Europeans.