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Air pollution in Europe

France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain or Bosnia-Herzegovina….

27/12/2016

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Faces of 2017: Ten to watch for Europe

The European Union enters 2017 under siege from without and within, facing challenges to the east, west and south

27/12/2016

World

No Comment Review 2016: the migrant crisis

This year has seen a huge increase in the numbers of displaced people globally.

25/12/2016

World News

Record 5,000 migrants drown in Mediterranean in 2016

More than 5,000 migrants are thought to have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea in 2016, a record figure described as “a devastating milestone” by the UN refugee agency…

23/12/2016

World News

Market security stepped up Europe-wide in wake of Berlin truck attack

Security has been stepped up at Christmas markets Europe-wide in the wake of the Berlin truck attack.

20/12/2016

Cult

The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe and in the World

The re-birth of painting Painters’ Painters :Artists of today who inspire artists of tomorrow, features the work of nine present-day painters.

18/12/2016

Europe News

EU summit: Russia sanctions to stay, Dutch Ukraine deal

EU leaders have agreed to extend sanctions against Russia over Ukraine for a further six months.

15/12/2016

World News

Galileo goes live: Europe's long-delayed satellite navigation service starts service

Galileo goes live.

15/12/2016

Europe News

EU's Schulz set to bow out as candidates line up to replace him

Outgoing European parliament president Martin Schulz has hit out at so-called populist parties as he prepares to run in Germany’s federal elections.

14/12/2016

Europe News

EU, Cuba move to mend ties after Fidel Castro's death

The EU and Cuba agreed a deal on Monday to normalise ties as Brussels softened its stance on human rights in the Latin American country following the death of long-time leader Fidel…

12/12/2016

World News

How fake news could influence EU's future

From claims that a Washington pizza restaurant was fronting a child sex ring run by Hillary Clinton to accusations Donald Trump said Republicans were the ‘dumbest’ group of voters, fake news hit the h

12/12/2016

Cinema

'Toni Erdmann' dominates at European Film Awards in Wroclaw, Poland

A who’s who of the top talent in European cinema gathered in the Polish city of Wroclaw, the European capital of culture for 2016.

12/12/2016

Poland

'Toni Erdmann' sweeps board at European Film Awards

A German-Austrian comedy drama has swept the board at this year’s European Film Awards.

11/12/2016

Poland

European Film Awards to honour best in cinema

The final countdown is on to Saturday’s European Film Awards, hosted this time in the Polish city of Wroclaw, the European Capital of Culture.

10/12/2016

Economy

Oil extends gains ahead of OPEC talks

Oil prices extended gains for a second session running on Friday – fuelled by optimism that non-OPEC producers will agree to reduce output following a cartel agreement to limit…

09/12/2016

World News

And also... Cold tourism and New Zealand denial

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international…

09/12/2016

Europe News

EU migrant relocation scheme still way off target

The EU is still struggling to meet its targets on relocation refugees and migrants from Greece and Italy.

08/12/2016

World News

Where in the EU are employees best and worst paid?

The UK is the only major EU economy where average wages have failed to return to pre-crisis levels, new figures reveal.

08/12/2016

Europe News

EU set to open new '320m' HQ as governments tighten belts

The EU district of Brussels is, like the weather, grey and dreary.

08/12/2016

World News

One quarter of people living in the EU smoke tobacco, new statistics reveal

One quarter of persons living in the EU smoke tobacco, and one in every five is passively exposed to tobacco smoke, says new Eurostat report

07/12/2016