Europe should keep close transatlantic partnership, but look out for other allies

Diesel Summit in Brussels urges authorities to make tackling air pollution from dirty diesel vehicles a political priority

Rome has vowed it won’t back down over Italy’s controversial budget and said it should service as a recipe for the rest of the continent.

Women in the European Union still earn on average 16.2% less than men.

Maastricht Treaty 25 years on: the birth of the EU ... and euroscepticism

Euronews looks back at some of the biggest stories across Europe this morning.

NATO military exercises have kicked off in earnest in Norway. Although planned many years ahead, it comes amid a deterioration of relations between Europe and Russia.

The UK’s Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced that Britain’s "era of austerity is finally coming to an end", provided the government secures a Brexit deal with the EU.

Hungary is ready to discuss issues, he says in euronews interview

It will all be Brussels' fault, negotiator tells parliament

Parliament president says he disagrees with Italian budget but also the European commission's reaction.

Row over Europe's past prompts silent fury.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has defended his plan to ramp up public spending, despite the country’s national debt reaching more than twice the European Union limit.

Voters in Poland are taking part in regional elections seen as a key test for the ruling Law and Justice party, whose policies are making waves in Brussels.