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Brexit: The worst insults EU-UK politicians have lobbed at each other

British politicians have compared the EU to a Soviet prison and said the bloc had a similar goal to Hitler's. Meanwhile on the continent, some serious trolling has been conducted on social media.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Brexit rhetoric gets harsher

The UK Foreign Secretary's comparison of the EU with the Soviet Union has sparked consternation. Also in this edition: an exhibition featuring the Catalan independence referendum one year on - Belgium expects disruptions as unions call for a day of action - the Eurogroup debates Italy's budget.

World

Pro-EU campaigners hold 'Bin Brexit' protest at Conservative Party con

Eloise Todd is CEO of pro-EU campaign group Best For Britain, which is holding protests outside the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham - calling for the government to hold a second Brexit referendum.

Europe News

People – the collateral damage of Brexit

With less than six months until the UK and the EU go their separate ways, Euronews' Meabh McMahon spoke to two Britons in Brussels who have applied for Belgian nationality in the wake of Brexit.

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World News

'Mutti', 'The Revenant' and 'Viktator'— what's your leader's nickname?

Euronews journalists explain nicknames for EU leaders

United Kingdom

Ryanair strikes expand to Germany on Friday

It comes as the European Union orders the low cost budget airline to respect European law and meet European rules on local contracts

World News

Switzerland is also negotiating its relationship with the EU

Currently relations between Switzerland and the EU are based on more than 100 bilateral agreements struck since 1972.

Iran

How does the EU plan to bypass US sanctions against Iran? | Euronews Answers

'Barter system' among options that could avoid US stranglehold on global financial system.

Europe News

Will Egypt help cure EU's migration headache?

"Excessively restrictive measures will just foster the market available to the traffickers"

Europe News

Top EU court rules to keep details of MEP expenses secret

On top of their salaries, MEPs are awarded a monthly “general expenditure allowance” of up to €4,416 to fund their constituency offices.

Business

EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties

EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties

Niger

Migrants hotspots: the Niger laboratory

Niger is a major transit country for migrants wanting to reach Europe. The EU wants to make it one of the so-called « hotspots » where migration flows towards Europe can be processed. euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat investigated on the field.

United Kingdom

Brexit: What went wrong with Theresa May's Chequers plan?

The British Prime Minister's Brexit proposals have been under attack from her own party and the EU since she released them in July.

Hungary

Euroviews. 'What if?' A View from a Fidesz MEP

As Milan Kundera once wrote, one of the functions of Central Europe is to serve as an early warning system for Europe as a whole. This is what Fidesz has got right and that’s why it’s so widely detested. Nobody likes a successful prophet, after all.

Poland

EU to take Poland to court over Supreme Court law

World

Theresa May rattled in Salzburg

Empty hands and empty hopes for a Brexit compromise is what Theresa May returned to London with after negotiations in Salzburg went sour. Her Brexit plan was unexpectedly and firmly rejected by EU leaders - putting further pressure on the deal, as the deadline gets ever closer.

Europe Decoded

This is what Britons are really googling about Brexit

'What is Brexit?' is second-most Googled Brexit question in the UK. Our team in #TheCube show you what people across Europe are really asking the search engine as the Brexit deadline looms.

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Airbnb complies with EU, Colombia impasse

Austria

EU leaders meet in Salzburg to tackle the migration crisis

EU Council President Donald Tusk said progress had been made but the European Union must end the “blame game” on migration and focus on working more with foreign countries and further strengthening its border to bring down arrivals.

World News

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.