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Who is Manfred Weber, the man in line for the EU's top job?

Candidacies for the European Commission presidency are starting to be announced. But who will take the top job?

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German Manfred Weber secures EPP backing for Commission top job

German Manfred Weber secures EPP backing for Commission top job

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Europe Briefing: EPP congress and blasphemy lawyer flees

Take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.

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The Brief: US Midterms, EPP candidates, Belgian demos and Brexit talks

In this edition we analyse the impact of the US midterms on Europe, report on Belgian solidarity for migrants and the latest on Brexit.

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EPP race for the Commission presidency kicks off

German MEP and head of the European People's party Manfred Weber, is facing former Finnish Prime Minister Alex Stubb in the race to become the next Commission President. Delegates decide Thursday on their candidate to replace Jean-Claude Juncker.

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EU time change hits a bump in the road

The EU's plans to change daylight savings once and for all have hit a stumbling block. While many EU countries agree that the time change does little to save energy, there is less agreement on whether to stick to summer or winter time.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: parliament clashes and rule of law

Tempers flared in the parliament in Strasbourg as MEPs talked history and Italy's budget was rejected. That's in this week's State of the Union.

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Frans Timmermans announces candidacy for Commission top job

The Dutch socialist announces his candidacy ahead of the official selection to succeed Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.

United Kingdom

Hunt's 'Soviet prison' comments 'repugnant', Stubb tells Euronews

Candidate for European Commission president tells Darren McCaffrey that remarks by British foreign secretary were "stupid".

World

Stubb set to launch candidacy for President of the EU Commission.

The former Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb is expected to announce his candidacy today to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as President of the European Commission.

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Ex-Austrian chancellor Kern is seeking the EU's top job. Who is he?

Former centre-left Austrian chancellor Christian Kern will seek to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker in the 2019 European Parliament elections. The pro-European Kern’s candidacy will hope to provide a balance to growing nationalist forces throughout the continent.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Preparing for post-Juncker Europe

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"He lost touch with the citizens of Europe"

Previewing Juncker's last major speech at the helm of the EU Commission

Hungary

Euroviews. Viviane Reding: Orban, Fidesz are destroying our values | View

Viktor Orbán is leading Hungary away from the rule of law, from our fundamental rights, from the EU solidarity, from the EU project. He uses public funds to wage a massive propaganda campaign against the European Union, against free movement and against the rule of law.

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Brief from Brussels: The problem of Brexit and Erasmus

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Heated exchange as European Commission responds to ombudsman ruling

Euronews’ Politics Editor Daniel McCaffrey was at the European Commission’s midday briefing to ask its chief spokesperson Margaritis Schinas about the ruling.

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Is the European Commission still transparent?

With the European Commission under fire over the manner in which it appointed Martin Selmayr to be its top civil servant, do MEPs think the European Commission is living up to its pledge to be transparent?

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Ombudsman rules EU Commission responsible for maladministration

The findings come after the controversial appointment of Martin Selmayr, Secretary General of the EU.

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The Brief from Brussels - European Commission criticized over Selmayr appointment

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European Ombudsman Criticizes European Commission over Selmayr Appointment

According to the European Ombudsman, the European Commission "stretched and possibly overstretched the limits of the law" when fast-tracking Martin Selmayr to the top job in its civil service.