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North Macedonia readies for first elections since name change

North Macedonia will soon vote in the country's first general election since changing its name from the republic of Macedonia last year over a dispute with neighbouring Greece.

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How might EU trade sanctions on the US hit consumers?

Brussels has drawn up a list of American products it’s ready to target with extra duties, in an ongoing row over aircraft subsidies.

World News

What the top EU presidential hopefuls think about Brexit

The two main candidates to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission, Manfred Weber and Frans Timmermans, said how they felt about Brexit in a France 24 TV debate.

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EU warns of lawsuits if US targets European interests in Cuba

"The EU will consider all options at its disposal to protect its legitimate interests," the EU said in a statement on Wednesday.

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Why so blue? The Smurfs join EU fight against ocean waste

The daughter of Peyo, creator of The Smurfs, signed a partnership with the EU as part of the Global Beach Clean campaign.

Real Economy

European Investment plan creates 750k jobs

In partnership with The European Commission

The European Fund for Strategic Investments has mobilized €335 billion in additional investment across the EU since 2015. The Juncker Plan is estimated to have supported the creation of some 750,000 jobs. By 2020, that figure is set to rise to 1.4 million.

Belgium

MEPs votes in favour of strict new rules on online terrorist content

The European Parliament has voted in favour of proposals that will compel websites to take down terrorist content within one hour

World

Your Call in full: Is a Brexit reversal realistic?

Watch Tuesday night's episode of Your Call.

United Kingdom

Are Europeans that work longer hours more productive?

A study compiled by the UK's Trade Union Congress has found that while the Brits work the longest hours in Europe, they are not even close to being the most productive.

Italy

Road Trip Europe Day 22: L'Aquila – 'I'm voting to say thank you'

Today we are in L'Aquila, the city devastated by an earthquake exactly ten years ago. Reconstruction is still ongoing, and has in large part been funded by EU money.

Europe News

EU governments approve copyright reform targeting tech giants

Not all member states agreed with moving forward with the contentious copyright reform.

World News

Euroviews. The week that was: building a community ǀ View

Our weekly round-up of all the View opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.

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Britain's lead Brexiteer Nigel Farage addresses his new party

He's said the Brexit party will field an impressive team in next month's European Parliament elections.

Malta

Malta allows dozens of migrants to land

They were stranded at sea after being rescued off Libya by a rescue ship run by the German charity Sea Eye.

World News

Euroviews. A new kind of democracy is needed to change the EU for the better ǀ View

There are more than 500 million people living currently in the European Union. How can they influence the decisions on the European level which are related to their lives?

My Europe Series

Between Brexit and a blackhole

Two major news stories in Brussels this week, not related, but it might seem like Brexit is becoming an inescapable political void, and many want it to disappear over the event horizon. Instead the special EU summit moved the leave date to October 31st.

United Kingdom

Brexit delay prolongs ‘crippling’ limbo for EU and UK expats

Citizens’ rights groups say the extended October deadline drags out the legal uncertainty for millions of EU citizens in the UK and Britons on the continent.

France

Britain has always beendisruptive force in Europe, says Strauss-Kahn

Former IMF head says "intelligent" British pose a threat to entire European project and should leave quickly, despite the costs.

United Kingdom

EU elections: How are UK MEPs preparing with six weeks to go?

"I can’t imagine any political party not being prepared," a UKIP MEP told Euronews.

Netherlands

Watch: 'Take care of Europe,' urges EU Brexit chief Michel Barnier

Barnier called on EU citizens to "take care of Europe," after retelling of a meeting with Nigel Farage in which the arch Brexiteer asserted that "after Brexit, the EU will no longer exist".