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Khashoggi latest, tentative Brexit deal: Five stories to know today

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

Austria

EU regrets Austria's backing out of global migration pact

It's after Austria followed the United States and Hungary in backing out of a United Nations migration pact.

Europe News

Russia responds to Nato's Norway drills

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.

Bulgaria

Bulgaria arrests in probe into EU passport fraud

Recipients are believed to have paid up to €5,000 for the passports.

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Germany

Euroviews. Did Merkel’s handling of the migrant crisis seal her fate? | View

Euronews asks political analyst Leopold Traugott about what impact the news of Angela Merkel’s long goodbye will have on Germany and the rest of Europe.

World

Hammond promises 'end to austerity' if UK negotiates Brexit deal

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.

Europe News

Hungarian FM: "We have nothing to feel ashamed about"

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

Europe News

Raab warns EU against no-deal Brexit

It will all be Brussels' fault, negotiator tells parliament

World

Tajani criticises 'aggressive Commission' over battle between Rome and Brussels

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

World

How long did Tajani stare at Farage?

Row over Europe's past prompts silent fury.

World News

Italy clashes with the EU over budget plans for next year

The Commission believes Italy's growth assumptions are overly optimistic making the debt reduction plan questionable

Italy

Three charts that show why Italy's budget is an EU problem

In figures: What's the EU's problem with Italy's draft budget?

World

Italy PM defends plan to ramp up spending despite EU fears over debt

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.

Poland

Poland's local elections being watched closely in Brussels

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.

United Kingdom

Could a longer Brexit transition help UK and EU kiss and make up?

The UK and the EU have floated the idea of extending a post-Brexit transition period beyond 2020 to help break the deadlock over the Irish border.

World News

Euroviews. Super-rich buy EU passports via risky, costly visa schemes | View

While some European ministers dial up the anti-immigration rhetoric, criminals and the corrupt are abusing Golden Visa schemes to gain the right to live in the EU, writes Transparency International's Carl Dolan.

Economy

Medvedev: Russian PM talks exclusively to Euronews

Nine times out of ten, this anti-Russia campaign is in pursuit of entirely internal political goals. Medvedev talks to Euronews. EXCLUSIVE

Europe News

European Council summit as it happened

After two days that mainly centred around speculation concerning Brexit, the EU summit concluded with little progress made

Europe News

EU-US relations ‘like an up-down marriage but intact’ – US ambassador

Gordon Sondland tells Euronews that US-EU relations are like a ‘long-term faithful marriage’ which will improve despite the trade row with Donald Trump.

Economy

Half of Europeans think EU is heading in 'wrong direction': Survey

The figure is a "sudden reversal of trend" according to the latest Eurobarometer survey. But it's not all doom and gloom as 62% of Europeans think their country's membership to the EU is a good thing.