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Your Call in full: Should British MEPs keep full powers?

Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Your Call here.

Europe News

EU election polls: Main parties recovering — but big losses remain

The European People's Party and the Socialists and Democrats are expected to take a hit.

World

Raw Politics: MEPs debate Salvini's attempt to unite the far-right

Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini launched a movement on Monday to unite populist leaders in Europe.

World

Breakfast With Belle: We want your questions for MEP Eva Kaili

Breakfast With Belle is headed to Greece to interview MEP Eva Kaili- and we want to put YOUR questions to her. Comment or tweet with the hashtag #BreakfastWithBelle and stay tuned to see if she answers your question.

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Romania

Romanian ex-priest, ex-president and sports pros battle in EU election

One's just been excommunicated, another coached a national football team and a third was president of a neighbouring country, Romania's EU election candidates are a colourful bunch.

United Kingdom

Nigel Farage 'not happy' about standing in European elections

One of Britain's foremost Brexit supporters, Nigel Farage, confirms he will lead his new party into the European elections but he is 'not happy'

United Kingdom

Watch: ‘The only Brexit positive is people take Europe more seriously’

At least someone’s glass is half full when it comes to Brexit.

Europe News

What are the perks of being an MEP?

Ahead of the 2024 European elections Euronews looks at the perks that come with being an MEP including a spending allowance and a golden parachute.

Greece

Europe is being attacked from inside and out, says Bernard-Henri Levy

French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy said Trump and Putin were fuelling internal critics like Italy’s Matteo Salvini or France’s Marine Le Pen.

World News

Centre-right to remain largest group in EU Parliament: new poll

Centre-right poised to remain largest group in EU Parliament, new poll says, but far-right set for major gains.

World

Road Trip Europe Day 9 - Calpe: British expats 'angry' over Brexit situation

As part of Euronews' Road Trip Europe, our team is travelling through Spain - watch their report from Calpe, which is home to around 130,000 British expatriates.

Germany

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Muslims [...] are barely represented in Brussels: there are only 3 Muslim MEPs out of a total of 751. And since they are all men, Muslim women are invisible in the EU parliament (with the exception of some of the cleaners).

World

Road Trip Europe Day 8 - Cordoba: 'People are still being very negative about the future'

Euronews team continues to travel through Europe to listen to people’s hopes and concerns ahead of the European elections in May.

World

Road Trip Day 7 - Europe's truck driver shortage

The road trip team travels with two truck drivers, who talk about the effect of the EU on their profession.

World News

Who is in the running to replace Juncker and land the EU's top job?

European political parties have hit the campaign trail to convince voters to choose their candidate for the EU's top job? But who are the nominees to take Jean-Claude Juncker's chair after May's elections?

World

Road Trip Europe Day 5 - Monsaraz: Currency quibbles in border village

We meet a group of locals living near the Portugal-Spain border, who reflect on how the EU has impacted their lives.

Europe News

"Team Europe" defends liberalism in European elections

The European liberals did not chose a single candidate for leading the European Commission, but presented a list of seven names, including Belgian Guy Verhofstadt and Italian Emma Bonino. The other four are nationals from Germany, Spain, Slovenia, and Hungary.

Austria

UK taking part in EU elections would be 'absurd', says Austria's Kurz

EU leaders are gathering in Brussels on Thursday to discuss whether to grant the UK a Brexit delay.

Portugal

'Brexit is a wake-up call', former Erasmus student tells Euronews

We meet a former Erasmus student who believes that while Brexit could be a call to arms against populism, it won't mean the end of the EU

World

Road Trip Europe Day 4 - Alentejo: Eastern Portugal's brain drain

In the years Portugal was plunged into a massive debt crisis, the country is estimated to have lost some 500,000 (of its 10 million) inhabitants. And the percentage of young qualified workers leaving still is among the highest in the EU.