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[Podcast] Media, censorship and self-censorship in Europe

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Europe's housing crisis far from over, says report

Europe’s housing crisis that was triggered by the 2008 financial meltdown is far from over and is getting worse in some places, a new report has

Economy

Investors play safe amid security concerns

European investors are said to have been returning to safer assets as markets focus on international security issues in the wake of the Paris

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Europe's Schengen zone at risk after Paris attacks

In the wake of the attacks on Paris, Britain’s prime minister David Cameron has sent a message of solidarity to the people of France. Cameron called

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Economy

Open Europe's skies to Gulf carriers within the rules, EU Commissioner tells euronews

The presence of the European Union’s Transport Commissioner at this week’s Dubai Air Show has sent an important message to both Europe and the Gulf

Italy

'Jihadist network' dismantled in Europe-wide anti-terror crackdown

At least 15 people suspected of terrorism offences were arrested across Europe on Thursday. The crackdown in countries including Italy, Britain and

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Jordan

Russia is key to end ‘third world war,’ Jordan’s king tells Euronews

Economy

EasyJet's 20th birthday present to frequent flyers

Twenty years ago exactly, on 10 November 1995, an aircraft with an orange logo took off from Luton in England and flew to Glasgow in Scotland

Europe News

NATO showcases military might amid multiple threats on its borders

NATO and its allies have been staging their biggest military exercises in more than a decade. Trident Juncture boasts 36-thousand troops from over

World

Cold comfort for winter refugees, warmth for lucky few

Winter will not stop the refugees streaming into Europe, the UN forecasts: 600 000 more will arrive in Turkey. They do not intend to stay there if

Croatia

Croatia: Who is 'Nina', the little girl found in a park?

An appeal has been launched to establish the identity of a little girl, aged around three, who was found alone in a park near the Croatian capital

Germany

Lufthansa cancels 290 flights, 37,500 passengers affected

German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Friday after cabin crew union UFO announced a walkout on flights from Frankfurt and

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NATO flexes muscles in Southern Europe

36,000 NATO personnel gathered in Southern Europe to practice their biggest military exercise in over a decade.

Sport

Mourinho on the ropes ahead of Dynamo Kiev game

Chelsea’s Cesc Fabregas has denied claims that he is leading a dressing room mutiny against the club’s manager Jose Mourinho. The former Real Madrid

Europe News

EU institution eateries and sushi restaurants among those guilty of fish fraud in Brussels

New research from global environmental group Oceana says one in three fish served in Brussels does not correspond to what has been ordered and paid for.

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Record numbers of asylum seekers reach Europe in October

The United Nations says a monthly record of 218,394 migrants and refugees have arrived in Europe by sea in October. UNHCR: Monthly record of 218,394

Economy

Eurozone factory growth 'disappointingly insipid'

“Disappointingly insipid”: one economist’s view of the recovery of manufacturing in the eurozone after the latest figures. Markit’s survey of the

Slovenia

Migrants: what is happening where

A backlog of thousands of refugees and migrants is building up on the border between Slovenia and Austria. Tens of thousands of people are waiting to

Greece

Hundreds saved off Lesbos

The search is continuing for survivors after a wooden boat carrying scores of people capsized off the greek island of Lesbos. At least three people