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The Brief from Brussels: Europe mulls Trump presidency

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

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Europe frets over Trump's NATO stance

Europeans are fretting over what Donald Trump’s election as US president could mean for the United States’ commitment to NATO.

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Expat election shock

US Democratic Party supporters of Hillary Clinton gathered at events around the world as they watched the US election results throughout the night.

USA

Outsider populists hope to jump on Trump bandwagon

The far right in Europe is convinced the wave that has taken Trump to the White House is also crossing the Atlantic

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What does a Trump presidency mean for Europe?

Defence A win for Trump raises major question marks over key planks of American foreign policy, including the NATO alliance.

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Europeans in the United States prepare to vote for the next president - a souflé or a zabaglione?

New York is a melting pot of voters set to cast their ballot for the next incumbent of the White House.

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Turkey's crackdown on journalists and MPs provokes protests Europe-wide

Protests take place in Turkey and across Europe in support of the opposition journalists and pro-Kurdish MPs arrested this week.

Sport

EuroLeague: Anadolu and Baskonia put ghosts to bed on matchday five

Anadolu Efes Istanbul battled past Panathinaikos on Friday to improve their record to 3-2 for the new EuroLeague season.

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And also... drinking with death masks in New York, high altitude trick-or-treating and Chinese police dazzle drivers

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

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The Shchukin Collection,Modigliani and film festivals in Seville and Minsk

Films and Art in RDV.

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Barroso cleared by EU ethics probe over Goldman Sachs job

A European Commission ethics panel has cleared former president Jose Manuel Barroso after he accepted a job with Goldman Sachs.

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EU regulators back Gazprom's increased use of key pipeline

EU regulators have given their green light for Russia’s Gazprom to send more gas through a key pipeline in Germany.

Moldova

Moldova to choose between Russia and Europe at the ballot box

Moldova heads for the polls

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Mediterranean migrant death toll reaches all-time high

The United Nations refugee agency says the Mediterranean death toll has soared to an all-time high, with at least 3,740 migrant deaths so far this year.

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NATO finalises Baltic plans

NATO has finalised plans to send troops to the Baltic states and eastern Poland.

Greece

Fire at Greek migrant camp as frustrations boil over

Protesters denouncing delays in dealing with their asylum claims set fire to facilities used by the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) on the Greek island of Lesbos on…

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CSKA continue perfect start to EuroLeague title defence

CSKA Moscow maintained their perfect start to the defence of their EuroLeague title after a home victory over Panathinaikos at Megasport Arena in the Russian capital on…

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Pollock makes a splash and Nash soars in this week's cultural calendar

Pollock, Nash, Renoir and the Thessaloniki Film Festival are the stars of the cultural week in Europe.

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Find your ideal European city

We’ve crunched the numbers on some major European cities to allow you to find your perfect place to live.

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Art in all its forms from Bilbao to Lisbon

The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is displaying some fifty paintings by Francis Bacon, including works rarely seen in public before, alongside those of Spanish and French masters who influenced his work